Living Baptism Daily offers ways to carry out the meaning of baptism on a day-to-day basis. Lawrence Mick invites readers to affirm and embrace their baptismal identity and to base their daily lives on that identity. By drawing on the liturgical experience of catechumens and the rest of the assembly who celebrate with them, Living Baptism Daily provides a basis for reflection, discussion, and prayer.

Chapters are "Fresh from the Font," “The Journey of a Lifetime,” “Becoming a Christian,” “Called into Community,” “Welcoming the Stranger,” “Echoing the Word,” “Called and Chosen,” “Reborn to New Life,” “Living in the Spirit,” “Gathered Around the Table,” “What Have I Done?” and “Looking Back, Looking Forward.”

Lawrence E. Mick is a priest in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. He has served several parishes as a pastor and associate pastor and assisted with campus ministry, retreat ministry, and activities at the Archdiocesan Worship Office. Currently, he is a consultant and writer. He is the author of To LiveaAs We Worship, Understanding the Sacraments Today, Penance: The Once and Future Sacrament, RCIA: Renewing the Church as an Initiating Assembly, Worshiping Well: A Mass Guide for Planners and Participants, and Liturgy and Ecology in Dialogue published by Liturgical Press.