Genres of Christian preaching, including the homily that follows a scripture reading, the sermon, and the medieval treatises and manuals that taught preachers how to compose and deliver sermons. A genre belongs here when its cited article describes it as preaching or as instruction in preaching. It excludes prayer books and liturgical books, which sit with the liturgical group, church letters and rules, and the lives of saints. These genres are tied together by their purpose, which is to address a congregation or to teach a preacher the craft, so a genre is placed here by the purpose its cited article gives for it.
Sermons and Preaching Texts
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Homily (Wikipedia)
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is a commentary that follows a reading of scripture
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comprising treatises and manuals to aid preachers in composing and delivering sermons
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A sermon is a religious discourse or oration by a preacher, usually a member of clergy.
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Pastoralia is a genre of written practical and theoretical aids aimed at pastors, parish priests and curates that proliferated in Western Europe in the later Middle Ages.
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