Dictionary of Catholic Devotions
“Dictionary of Catholic Devotions” by Michael Walsh is a comprehensive reference published by HarperCollins in October 1993. This first edition spans 368 pages and is presented in English. The book serves as an alphabetical guide to over 1,200 devotional objects, saints, titles, and practices within the Roman Catholic Church, both historical and contemporary.
Readers will find detailed explanations of various Catholic devotional practices, including the significance of saints, shrines, and confraternities. The dictionary highlights the diverse acts of devotion that have been integral to Catholic worship alongside the Mass, offering insights into their history and meaning. This resource is designed for those seeking to deepen their understanding of Catholic traditions and practices.
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An alphabetical reference to over 1,200 devotional objects, saints, titles, and practices in the Roman Catholic Church, past and present. While Mass is the central act of Roman Catholic worship, Catholics have also performed many other acts of devotion since the early days of the Church. This dictionary is a comprehensive catalog of Catholic devotional practices, titles, saints, shrines, and confraternities, with explanations of their history and meaning.
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