Soul Food for Sundays: Year C

Written in simple and everyday language, these reflections move the mind to contemplate and take a second look at one's life in relationship with God, with oneself and with others. They awaken the heart to love of God, of self and of neighbor. For those who desire to deepen their knowledge of and relationship with God, these reflections come in handy. Filled with nuggets of wisdom and insight, one's everyday tendency to live at the surface level of existence is challenged. The reflections call on one to open oneself to the deep yearnings of the heart for love and relationship which because of previous hurts and self-defense one tends to avoid. They broaden one's perspective on life and initiate one into the journey inwards. Each reflection is short, simple and insightful. Their captivating titles make them all the more striking. Indeed, the collection provides an amazing soul food for life drawn from the readings of the Sunday liturgy. Uzoh Uche Vivian PhD Awka, Nigeria What Fr. Okeke has put before us is his life and his breath. Fr. Okeke has a very deep love for God and for humanity. His deepest desire is to lead all into closer relationship with the God he so deeply knows and loves. May God bless you as you make your way through these writings and may you always know that you are never truly alone. From the Foreword by Fr. Tom Kuehnemund About the author Cornelius Uche Okeke is a Catholic priest of the Diocese of Awka in Nigeria. He holds a doctorate degree in psychology. He worked for many years as a formator and lecturer at Pope John Paul II Major Seminary, Awka and is one of the lecturers at the Formation Training Program for Africa, a summer program held every year in Kenya. Right now, he is on mission in the Archdiocese of Detroit, serving as the pastor of St. André Bessette Parish, Ecorse.