"A Journey through the Three Days offers rich historical background, firm understanding of the nature and role of liturgy to form and inform life and faith, and deep theological reflection, providing a vital text for all who shape liturgical celebration and liturgical catechesis. Donna Eschenauer weaves the wisdom of seminal documents with insights that are the fruit of extensive study, thought, and experience. Liturgists and those responsible for preparing liturgical celebrations as well as catechists and educators will appreciate her grasp of the way ritual celebrates and shapes the intersection between faith and life. Throughout the book, Eschenauer writes with the conviction that “everything will be all right…The Paschal Triduum teaches how to live and how to die. It reveals God’s way and can shape our attitude for living and dying, while at the same time support our relationship to the world.”

—Leisa Anslinger Associate Director, Pastoral Life Archdiocese of Cincinnati

"Donna Eschenauer has written a book that will richly benefit pastoral workers in the United States around the Triduum. With so much focus on Lent in many parishes, many are tempted to rush through or forget about the liturgies of the Triduum. But Eschennauer's book offers a very different take. Instead of thinking solely about Lent, A Journey Through the Three Days challenges parishes to focus on the gift of the Triduum from the beginning. For in the Triduum, the liturgist and catechist alike will discover a rich source of education into Christian life. Eschennauer's book is an important resource for parishes seeking to understand and practice the Triduum with fresh vigor."

—Timothy P. O'Malley, PhD Managing Director, McGrath Institute for Church Life Editor, Church life Journal Concurrent Associate Professional Specialist, Department of Theology, University of Notre Dame

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