Called to participate
Subtitle: theological, ritual, and social perspectives
By: [author], Mark Searle ; Barbara Searle, and Anne Y. Koester, editors.
Contributors: Searle, Barbara Schmich.; Koester, Anne Y.
Publisher: Liturgical Press
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Collegeville, Minn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 90
ISBN-13: 9780814629420
Subjects: Catholic Church -- Liturgy -- Theology; Public worship -- Catholic Church; Liturgical movement -- Catholic Church
Description: "A theology of liturgical prayer and participation"--Provided by publisher.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Foreword : essentials for understanding this book / Barbara Searle; title: Two liturgical movements; title: The first liturgical movement : social transformation through liturgical formation; title: Prosper Guéranger (1805-1875); title: Pius X (1835-1914); title: Virgil Michel, O.S.B. (1890-1938); title: The second liturgical movement : church renewal through liturgical reform; title: Toward a new synthesis; title: Three levels of participation; title: Level 1 : participation in ritual behavior; title: Ritual is collective; title: Ritual is formal; title: Ritual is performance; title: Ritual is formative; title: Level 2 : participation in the liturgy of the church as the work of Christ; title: The church is the body of Christ; title: The meaning of membership; title: The effects of baptism; title: The nature of faith; title: The faith of Christ; title: The faith of the church; title: The faith of the participant; title: Level 3 : participation in the life of God; title: God; title: Christ; title: Spirit; title: Participation in history; title: The inward/contemplative dimension of liturgy; title: The scripture readings : the Word of God for the people of God; title: The prayers : the Word of the church; title: Gestures of the liturgy : embodied prayer forms; title: Time : the context of the liturgy; title: The outward/public dimension of liturgy; title: Toward public worship; title: Toward a public church; title: The assembly as a company of strangers; title: A community of memory; title: A priestly people.