Rediscovering the Eucharist: Ecumenical ConversationsRoch A. Kereszty Paulist Press, 2002 - 268 pages Here is a collection of essays and responses that is the result of an ecumenical conference on the Eucharist organized under Catholic auspices, at the University of Dallas. The essays, along with some responses, explore the theme of the sacrifice of the Eucharist across the disciplines of biblical studies, historical theology, and systematic theology. The contributors include a Jewish rabbi, a Greek Orthodox scholar, Protestant theologians from a variety of backgrounds, as well as Catholic theologians. Among the distinguished names are David Stern, Robin Darling Young, Brian E. Daley, Everett Ferguson, and Avery Dulles. Together, the essays provide important new insights that should promote a further convergence in our understanding of the Eucharist. |
Table des matières
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A response by Richard Taylor | 16 |
The Eucharistic Provenance of New Testament Texts | 27 |
A reponse by Francis Martin | 52 |
The Eucharist as Sacrifice according to Clement of Alexandria | 63 |
A response by Brian Daley | 92 |
A response by Everett Ferguson | 104 |
The Second Century and Luther | 116 |
The Eucharist as Sacrifice | 175 |
A response by Peter Casarella | 188 |
A response by Durwood Foster | 193 |
Presence of a Gift | 199 |
The Eucharist and the Mystery of the Trinity | 226 |
The Eucharist of the Church and the One SelfOffering of Christ | 240 |
Notes on Contributors | 261 |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
Adversus Haereses Alexander Schmemann atonement Avery Dulles baptism become biblical blessing blood of Christ body and blood Book of Revelation bread and wine Brian Daley Cabasilas Catholic celebration Christology church Clement of Alexandria coming communion consecration context covenant death disciples divine Divine Liturgy doctrine drink early Christian epiclesis episodes eternal eucharistic sacrifice eucharistic theology event faith Father flesh and blood gift glory Gnostic God's gospels Greek heavenly Hebrew Holy Spirit human Ibid Ignatius incarnation Irenaeus Jesus Christ Jewish John Justin Last Supper liturgy Logos Lord Lord's Luke Mass Matt meal means mystery narrative nourishes Orthodox pagan participation paschal passion Passover person praise prayer presence of Christ priest priesthood real presence reality redemption remembrance resurrection revelation sacramental sacri sacrifice of Christ Sacrosanctum Concilium salvation scripture self-offering symbol Synoptic Testament thanksgiving theme theologians tion todah offering tradition trans transformation understanding words worship