Living Tradition : On the Intersection of Liturgical History and Pastoral Practice
Essays in Honor of Maxwell E. Johnson
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Publication
2012 - Liturgical Press
Language
English
Word Count
72,000 words, Guess
Page Count
288 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL29148079M
- ISBN-139780814662434
- OCLC Control Number793221304
- Library of Congress Control Number2012943813
Classifications
- LCCBV176.3.L58 2012
Description
Overview Seeking to bridge the distance between scholarship and praxis, to be accessible to both pastoral ministers and academic theologians, this volume is organized according to three categories: liturgical year, Christian initiation, and Eucharist. Within these categories, the contributors are especially attentive to three important aspects of liturgical history: {u2022} the role that important figures in liturgical history played as liturgical pastors {u2022} how liturgical history has been used in shaping contemporary liturgical rites and prayers {u2022} how liturgical history informs contemporary understandings and beliefs. Ultimately, the book pays tribute to Maxwell Johnson{u2019}s contributions to the life of the church by exploring ways that the study of liturgical history might help the church remain faithful to God and to the sacramental worldview that continues to define and characterize classic Christianity.
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