Church, Worship and History Catholic

A closer look at Catholic systematic theology including history of practices and rituals.

Acknowledgments

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Table of Contents

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Introduction

1

(10)

Part I: Protestant Theology and the Liturgy of the Word

11

(108)

Chapter I: Ebeling and the Historicity of the Faith

15

(32)

A. Worship, language and proclamation

16

(8)

B. Proclamation and a theological theory of language

24

(3)

C. Faith as language-event

27

(4)

D. The proclamation of the word and the Church

31

(7)

E. The historicity of the faith and the liturgy of the word

38

(4)

F. Summary: Faith and history

42

(5)

Chapter II: Ernst Fuchs - The Meaning of History

47

(18)

A. Language and faith

47

(4)

B. Proclamation, sacrament and the liturgy of the Word

51

(2)

C. Faith and history

53

(4)

D. Proclamation, history and eschatology

57

(2)

E. Summary: Fuchs' understanding of the historicity of the faith

59

(6)

Chapter III: Cullmann and the Meaning of History

65

(28)

A. Salvation history as the foundation of the faith

65

(7)

B. Faith, salvation history and worship

72

(7)

C. Worship, the Spirit and the Church

79

(3)

D. The historicity of the faith

82

(4)

E. The Church and history

86

(5)

F. Summary: The Church and worship

91

(2)

Chapter IV: Moltmann - Liberation and History

93

(24)

A. The hermeneutics of relevance

94

(3)

B. The sacraments and the liturgy of the word

97

(5)

C. Faith, liberation and history

102

(4)

D. The Cross, resurrection and the opening of history

106

(8)

E. Summary

114

(3)

Summary of Part I: The Liturgy of the Word and the Historicity of the Faith

117

(2)

Part II: Roman Catholicism and the Liturgy of the Sacrament

119

(178)

Chapter V: Modern Catholic Teaching on the Sacred Liturgy

121

(22)

A. The Church and salvation

122

(5)

B. The liturgy of the sacrament and the sacrifice of the Mass

127

(5)

C. The Eucharist and the historicity of the Church

132

(9)

D. Summary

141

(2)

Chapter VI: Hans Urs von Balthasar - Catholic historicity and the Eucharist

143

(54)

A. Revelation and theo-drama

145

(5)

B. Christ and theo-drama

150

(12)

C. Christ and the faith of the Church

162

(10)

D. Word and sacrament

172

(13)

E. The Church, Mary and the historicity of the faith

185

(6)

F. Summary: von Balthasar and the historicity of the faith

191

(6)

Chapter VII: Yves Congar - The Church and the Eucharist

197

(48)

A. Word and sacrament

198

(3)

B. The Eucharist and the Church

201

(5)

C. The Christian Faith and history

206

(8)

D. The Church and the historicity of the faith

214

(8)

E. The Church as sacrament and the New Covenant

222

(10)

F. Church, historicity and the New Covenant

232

(10)

G. Summary

242

(3)

Chapter VIII: Henri de Lubac - The Church and the Eucharist

245

(42)

A. The nature of the sacraments

245

(5)

B. The Eucharist - the fullness of the proclamation

250

(3)

C. The Eucharist and the New Covenant

253

(6)

D. The New Covenant and the historicity of the faith

259

(2)

E. Church, Eucharist and history

261

(9)

F. The Church as sacrament

270

(7)

G. The Church and the redemption of the world

277

(2)

H. Mary and the Church

279

(4)

I. Summary

283

(4)

Chapter IX: Conclusion: Worship, Ecclesiology and a theology of history

287

(10)

Bibliography

297

(10)

Index

307

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