Abstract
Many Catholics today are far more familiar with the stories, symbols, and values told and sold by corporate America than we are with those of the Bible. Using the doctrine of Creation as a focal point, McCormack illustrates how pastoral ministers can restore, renew, and enliven the Catholic imagination by engaging the rich images of the biblical narratives.
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