The Cambridge Companion to Christian Liturgy
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Product details:
- Publisher Cambridge University Press
- Date of Publication 9 October 2025
- ISBN 9781009186643
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages426 pages
- Size 228x150x23 mm
- Weight 630 g
- Language English 787
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Short description:
This volume comprehensively presents the breadth and depth of Christian liturgy and thereby shows its relevance for contemporary cultures.
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Throughout the long history of Christianity, Christians have celebrated their faith in a myriad of ways. This Companion offers new insights into the theological depths of the liturgical mysteries that are the essence of Christian worship services, rituals, and sacraments. It investigates how these mysteries order time and space, and how they permeate the life of the Churches. The volume explores how Christian liturgy, as a corporeal and communal set of activities, has had a profound impact on spiritualities, preaching, pastoral engagement, and ecumenical relations, as well as encounters with religious others. Written by an international team of scholars, it also explores the intrinsic connections between liturgy and the arts, and why liturgy matters theologically. Ultimately,&&&160;The Cambridge Companion to&&&160;Christian Liturgy&&&160;demonstrates the inextricable link between theology and liturgy and provides incentives for critical and constructive reflections about the relevance of liturgy in today's world.
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Introduction Joris Geldhof; Part I. Liturgy Throughout the Ages: 1. Liturgy in early Christianity Harald Buchinger; 2. Liturgy in the Middle Ages Joris Geldhof; 3. Liturgies and the Reformation Jan Schnell; 4. Liturgies beyond the Reformation Melanie Ross; 5. Liturgy in Eastern Christianity Stefanos Alexopoulos; 6. The Liturgical Movement Katharine E. Harmon; Part II. The Celebration of the Liturgy: 7. The Eucharist Patrick Pr&&&233;tot; 8. Liturgy and the sacraments Clare Johnson; 9. Liturgy of the hours Liborius Olaf Lumma; 10. The liturgical year Maryann Madhavathu; Part III. Liturgy and the Arts: 11. Liturgical music and singing Dorothea Haspelmath-Finatti; 12. Liturgy and architecture Gilles Drouin; 13. Liturgy, icons and images Natalie Carnes; Part IV. Liturgy and the Life of the Churches: 14. Liturgy, the body and the senses Bridget Nichols; 15. Liturgy, spirituality and piety Job Getcha; 16. Liturgy and pastoral ministry Samuel Goyvaerts; 17. Liturgy and the proclamation of the Word Cas Wepener; 18. Liturgy and ecumenism Thomas Pott; 19. Liturgy and the religions of the world Marianne Moyaert; Part V. The Study of Liturgy: 20. Liturgical texts Juliette Day; 21. Liturgy as ritual (and prayer) Kimberly H. Belcher; 22. Liturgical theology Nathan G. Jennings.
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