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The Liturgy of the Synagogue and the Christian Liturgy
Life of the Spirit, 1956This question covers a wide, largely unexplored field. It will not be easy to draw parallels before we know what to choose as a type for comparison in the synagogal liturgy on the one hand, and in the wealth of Christian liturgies On the other. Jewish prayers comprise not only those which were codified and organized as such and may be termed liturgy ...
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2020
Hans Dieter Betz has done a translation of and a commentary on a fascinating papyrus text from late antiquity. The so-called Mithras Liturgy is an esoteric magic ritual of ascension, written from the inner perspective of an initiated practitioner and showing a syncretistic form of late Egyptian religion, influenced also by Hellenistic philosophy of ...
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Hans Dieter Betz has done a translation of and a commentary on a fascinating papyrus text from late antiquity. The so-called Mithras Liturgy is an esoteric magic ritual of ascension, written from the inner perspective of an initiated practitioner and showing a syncretistic form of late Egyptian religion, influenced also by Hellenistic philosophy of ...
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Liturgy in Migration and Migrants in Liturgy
2016“We are tired and we are cold. May we please have shelter? … It is not by our own choice that we travel.”1 These words are placed onto the lips of Mary and Joseph in the Latino devotion, Las Posadas, a ritual enactment of the scriptural “memory” of the Holy Family’s difficult search for shelter in which Jesus could be born.
HyeRan Kim-Cragg, Stephen Burns
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2018
Abstract From their emergence early in the twentieth century, the liturgical movement and the ecumenical movement, the latter particularly represented by the deliberations of the Faith and Order Commission of the World Council of Churches, both called for and shaped ecumenical discourse on the nature of worship, the content and shape ...
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Abstract From their emergence early in the twentieth century, the liturgical movement and the ecumenical movement, the latter particularly represented by the deliberations of the Faith and Order Commission of the World Council of Churches, both called for and shaped ecumenical discourse on the nature of worship, the content and shape ...
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The Ecumenical Review
AbstractThis article examines the ecumenical context and in particular the development of the conciliar process for Justice, Peace and the Integrity of Creation (JPIC) that began at the World Council of Churches (WCC) assembly in 1983 in Vancouver and culminated at the World Convocation on Justice, Peace and the Integrity of Creation in 1990 in Seoul ...
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AbstractThis article examines the ecumenical context and in particular the development of the conciliar process for Justice, Peace and the Integrity of Creation (JPIC) that began at the World Council of Churches (WCC) assembly in 1983 in Vancouver and culminated at the World Convocation on Justice, Peace and the Integrity of Creation in 1990 in Seoul ...
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