My fundamental concern remains unchanged.
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My fundamental concern remains unchanged.
Read moreTheologically speaking, the process of interculturality is revelatory of the Church’s understanding of the sacramental union, which reconciles, heals, and unites the barriers created by differences.
Read moreCould aspects of Fijian cultural meals be incorporated into the church’s eucharistic tradition?
Read more“The volume…expands our understanding of the ‘mysteries’ of the Church by using older lists of what was considered a ‘sacrament.'”
Read more“Diverse, compelling, and filled with pastoral and ecumenical wisdom.”
Read moreKimbrough and McIntyre have created a fine book for study groups willing to engage with new music.
Read moreMy real point is that to justify ourselves by comparing our ideals with other traditions’ realities is and always has been a logical and rhetorical fallacy. Ideals always win out. But such wins get us nowhere.
Read moreYikes. Someone, no doubt well-intentioned, got the idea to create a holy water font that pretty much wrecks the idea of recalling one’s baptism with
Read moreMelinda Quivik reviews Table and Temple: The Christian Eucharist and Its Jewish Roots.
Read moreI am often amazed at how rarely academics have a chance (or take the opportunity) to listen to their colleagues speak about their own work,
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