While postcolonial perspectives on liturgy are relatively recent, its pioneers and their robust views are well represented in the essays that follow. Their contributions address a series of foci—baptism; reading, proclamation, and prayer in ministry of the word; orders; and silence.
Read MoreIn the following seven essays, theologians across the Christian ecumenical spectrum describe and analyze liturgical confession of faith and confession of sin, reconciliation in sacramental rite and in a fragmented society, from a wealth of historical, traditional, and critical perspectives.
Read MoreThis concept, “communities of musical practice,” is the focus of this issue of Liturgy. In the essays that follow, we have attempted to provide a diverse, though necessarily limited, exploration of several distinct musical communities.
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