Are we promoting the recapitulation of all things in Christ?
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Author: Timothy Brunk
Timothy Brunk is associate professor of theology at Villanova University. He teaches courses in sacramental theology and in pastoral care of the sick. His major research focus at present is the interplay of consumer culture and sacramental worship. A number of articles on the topic are in print and a book is in the works.
Liturgies and Malls 2
Are our liturgies marked by “a synthetic sense of eternity”?
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The Liturgy of the Mall
How do we understand the ways in which habitual participation in Christian liturgy forms us?
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The Chalice That Did Not Spill and Those That Do
Spilt blood and the split between faith and daily life go hand in hand.
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When the Song Comes to a
Liturgical celebrations should never be long for the sake of being long, nor should they be short for the sake of being short.
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Pirates, Pelagius and Prayer
Whatever else may be happening in Christian worship, God is there to say, “I have some help for you.”
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Refugees and Baptism
What does it mean to celebrate baptism in a world where refugees drown?
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Liturgical Vignettes from the Holy Land
Some liturgical moments during my pilgrimage.
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Sacred, Secular and Cell Phones
The fundamental issue in my classroom was a split between profane (how one uses cell phone) and sacred (God-stuff).
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Reflection on Lenten Sacrifice
This, rather, is the fasting that I wish!
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