Tag: liturgical theology
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From Death to Life: Holy Week Liturgy (part 2)
EDITOR — Prepare for the Paschal Mystery! Join us for a video lecture on history and liturgical theology with Fr. Marco Benini. Part 2!
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Marking the 50th Anniversary of Josef Jungmann’s Death
BRUCE MORRILL – The Catholic Theological Faculty at the University of Innsbruck, in coordination with the Jesuitenkolleg, are celebrating the person and formidable pastoral-theological contributions of Josef Jungmann, S.J., in this fiftieth year after his death (+26.01.1975).
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“Did you get your ashes?” Writing and Lecturing on Ash Wednesday
Inscribing or placing symbols directly on bodies (wedding rings, tattoos, baptismal water, chrism or oil of the sick, ashes) comprise profound performances of personal and group identity formation.
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Review of June Programs Related to Liturgy
A report on two conventions and one summer degree program of potential interest to Pray Tell readers: the annual meetings of the College Theology Society and Catholic Theological Society of America, plus the summer degree programs in liturgy and preaching offered by the School of Theology at Sewanee: The University of the South.
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An Autobiographical Review of J.B. Metz’s Influence on Liturgical Theology
For me, J. B. Metz’s Faith in History and Society provided the key conceptualization for why the Christian religion struggles in late-modern North Atlantic societies, as well as how in this context to think afresh the relationship between liturgy and ethics, “mysticism and politics.”
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Theologies of Worship in the Ritualism Controversy (or: Of Studies, Liturgical Part VI)
Here’s a mixed-and-matched topic that crosses the areas of Liturgical Theology, Modern Liturgical History and Anglican Studies.
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Listen for the breath of God
Today is my son’s baptismal anniversary: he was baptized on Sept 10, 2006. I thought I’d republish this post I wrote on my personal blog when he was an infant as a commemoration.