God's self-communication revealed in the eucharistic liturgy of the Roman rite : a proclamation of mercy and a sacrament of reconciliation

God's self-communication revealed in the eucharistic liturgy of the Roman rite : a proclamation of mercy and a sacrament of reconciliation /

Abstract. God chooses his very self in the eucharistic liturgy, and in so doing, communicates mercy and reconciliation. Karl Rahner and Edward Schillebeeckx contribute the ideas of self-communication and encounter with God as essential to the sacraments. Utilizing the theology of Jesus Christ as the...

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Main Author: Kunkel, Matthew
Corporate Author: Jesuit School of Theology at Santa Clara University
Format: Thesis Book
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], 2014.
Subjects:
Coady, Francis E. > Divine revelation according to the four eucharistic prayers of the 1975 Roman missal.
Rahner, Karl, > 1904-1984.
Catholic Church. > Eucharistic prayer for reconciliation I.
Catholic Church. > Eucharistic prayer for reconciliation II.
Catholic Church. > Roman canon.
Catholic Church. > Missale Romanum (1975) > Texts.
Catholic Church.
Roman canon (Catholic Church)
Sacraments.
Reconciliation > Religious aspects > Catholic Church.
Spiritual works of mercy.
Lord's Supper > Catholic Church.
Lord's Supper > Catholic Church > Prayers and devotions.
Mass > Prayers and devotions.
Eucharistic prayers > Catholic Church.
Epiclesis.
Holy Spirit > Procession.
Sacraments > Catholic Church.
Reconciliation.
Lord's Supper.
Mass.
Eucharistic prayers.
Holy Spirit.
Prayers and devotions.
Texts.
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Summary:Abstract. God chooses his very self in the eucharistic liturgy, and in so doing, communicates mercy and reconciliation. Karl Rahner and Edward Schillebeeckx contribute the ideas of self-communication and encounter with God as essential to the sacraments. Utilizing the theology of Jesus Christ as the Word God self-communicated, and the work of Francis Coady on revelation in the eucharistic prayer, this thesis analyzes the eucharistic liturgy of the Roman rite to explore the riches of reconciliation. Special attention to the eucharistc prayers for reconciliation I and II draw our attention to the saving and reconciling actions of Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit, who proclaim God's mercy and desire for reconciling sinners. In the epicletic event of the eucharistic liturgy, God communicates mercy and reconciliation, and invites the church, the Body of Christ, to share in the gift of self God offers: Christ's Body and Blood.
Item Description:Includes abstract.
Physical Description:1 unnumbered page, 125 leaves ; 28 cm
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references (leaves 111-115).

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