<div class="quotetext">Paul Turner helps us to `get it right' during Holy Week. But he also does so much more: he comments on the prayer texts of Masses for this special week, offers a theological interpretation of the shape of the rites, situates texts in their historical context, provides pastoral explanation drawing from his own vast experience as pastor and teacher, and takes seriously the reality that there are many different types of liturgical communities and that legitimate adaptations can and must be made to meet their needs. Sometimes this book reads like Pius Parsch's The Church's Year of Grace. Sometimes it reads like the General Instruction for the Roman Missal. Sometimes it reads like Jungmann's The Mass of the Roman Rite. Always it reads with utmost honesty, insight, common sense, thoroughness, and grace. </div><div class="quoteattribution">Joyce Ann Zimmerman, C.PP.S., Director, Institute for Liturgical Ministry</div>

<div class="quotetext">As always, Paul Turner has presented us with a book that demonstrates great breadth and depth of research and scholarship. Glory in the Cross is a text that will be wonderfully useful to pastoral ministers in both parish and diocesan liturgical and catechetical ministry. It will even serve well as one of the texts for use in teaching the Liturgical Year in seminaries and in diaconate formation, as well as in undergraduate and graduate liturgical programs.</div><div class="quoteattribution">Stephen F. Obarski, Director, Office Of Worship and Christian Initiation, Diocese of Camden</div>

<div class="quotetext">Glory in the Cross is a splendid book. This book deserves a wide readership: liturgists, music directors, liturgy committees, priests, deacons, and all who have a substantial role in preparing some of the most beautiful liturgies during the liturgical year.</div><div class="quoteattribution">Pastoral Liturgy</div>

<div class="quotetext">This book is packed with information and deserves to be read more than once, perhaps every year. It is the most up to date, comprehensive, and perceptive treatment of Holy Week between two covers.</div><div class="quoteattribution">Patrick Regan, OSB, Worship</div>

<div class="quotetext">This book deserves a wide readership: liturgists, music directors, liturgy committees, priests, deacons, and all who have a substantial role in preparing some of the most beautiful liturgies during the liturgical year. Of course, it would be hard to imagine this work not becoming required reading in seminaries and schools of theology training future leaders of liturgy for parish life.</div><div class="quoteattribution"> Pastoral Liturgy</div>