Signs of Freedom: Theology of the Christian SacramentsPaulist Press, 2003 - 333 pages A comprehensive, innovative, and coherent vision of the sacraments that takes into account current biblical, theological, liturgical, and ministerial developments and challenges the reader to a new awareness of their spiritual power to transform communities and lives. |
Table des matières
The Development of Christian Sacramentality | |
The Reformation and Sacramental Practice | |
Basic Dimensions of Christian Sacramentality | |
Sacramental Mystery and Christian Spirituality | |
Rebirth in the ChristEvent | |
Current Interpretation and Retrieval | |
The Sign of Conversion | |
Christian Wholeness | |
The Priest as ServantLeader | |
The Call to the Gift of Self | |
The Signs of Christian Freedom | |
Notes | |
Bibliography | |
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