Category: Liturgical Theology
-
Brief Book Review: Historical Foundations of Worship
A common basis for the study of liturgical history that can be appreciated by readers of any Christian tradition.
-
Brief Book Review: Guide for Forming a Parish Bereavement Ministry
A concrete example of how to do liturgical/sacramental theology with the Church’s rites as a starting point, and how to incarnate that theology in the spiritual life of the parish and its members.
-
While Gentle Silence Enveloped All Things
By examining texts shared between the Christmas and Easter seasons, we find the Paschal Mystery embedded at the heart of our Nativity celebrations.
-
Brief Book Review: Theological Foundations of Worship
This collection represents scholarship from a variety of denominations and “churchmanships” and shows the remarkable points of convergence in the theologies of liturgy.
-
The languages of the word ‘liturgy’
I will probably scream if I hear one more preacher tell us that “liturgy means the work of the people.”
-
Francis, Liturgical Pope: On the Relationship of Liturgy to Life
What is authentic worship? Pope Francis frames the question.
-
The-Kingdom-That-Desires-To-Be-Revealed
Being set free from fear, sin and death is the inheritance of the children of God.
-
AMEN CORNER: Liturgical Theology in Crisis – Twenty-First Century Version
“To restore liturgy as the act par excellence of theology.”
-
Brief Book Review: Table and Temple
Melinda Quivik reviews Table and Temple: The Christian Eucharist and Its Jewish Roots.