Will the revival abstract Eucharist from sacramental celebration?
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Author: Timothy Brunk
Timothy Brunk is associate professor of theology at Villanova University where he teaches courses in sacramental theology, liturgy and culture, and pastoral care of the sick. His The Sacraments and Consumer Culture (Collegeville, MN: Liturgical Press, 2020) examines the relationships between worship and consumerism. He has published in Horizons, Worship, American Catholic Studies, Studia Liturgica, and elsewhere.
Liturgy . . . an Accretion Disk?
What if liturgy is like an accretion disk?
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Holy Week, Again
Agony, agony caused by gun and greed Jesus dies again
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Heaven and Hell
We did not know whether we were in heaven or on earth.
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Brief Book Review: Liturgical Dogmatics
Timothy Brunk reviews Liturgical Dogmatics.
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Our True Christian Liturgy
To love as Christ loves is to sacramentalize heaven.
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A Season of Light
The light crashes through . . .
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The Eucharist OF the Church
“The sacrifice of the Church” could be understood as referring to something the Church is offering to God, something that is other than the Church itself.
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The Heidi Bowl and Liturgical Celebrations
Every liturgical celebration should have a Heidi Bowl aspect to it
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Brief Book Review: Commodified Communion
Timothy Brunk reviews Antonio Eduardo Alonso, Commodified Communion: Eucharist, Consumer Culture, and the Practice of Everyday Life.
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