Celebrating the Holy EucharistIn this book, Cardinal Arinze emphasizes that the priest is ordained, first and foremost, to celebrate the Sacrifice of the Mass and other liturgical rites. The priest finds himself at the hightest moment of his vocation when 'in persona Christi' he celebrates the Eucharistic Sacrifice. |
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Table des matières
Preface | 7 |
What the Church Teaches on the Holy Eucharist | 11 |
The Holy Eucharist Unites Heaven and Earth | 22 |
Reverence Due to the Holy Eucharist | 32 |
Liturgical Roles in the Eucharistic Celebration | 40 |
Active Participation | 47 |
Liturgical Changes in the Celebration of the Holy Eucharist | 60 |
Adaptation and Inculturation in the Eucharistic Celebration | 69 |
On Liturgical Norms | 80 |
Eucharistic Celebration and Mission | 91 |
Worship of the Holy Eucharist outside Mass | 103 |
The Centrality of the Eucharistic Celebration in the Life and Worship of the Church | 108 |
The Importance of Liturgical Formation | 118 |
At the School of Mary I 22 | 122 |
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