“Together Met, Together Bound”: Liturgy and Ecumenism

Q3 Arts and Humanities Studia Liturgica Pub Date : 2024-02-15 DOI:10.1177/00393207231225978
E. B. (. Anderson
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This presidential address for the 2023 Congress of Societas Liturgica provides an initial exploration of the Congress theme “Liturgy and Ecumenism.” After situating the theme in the context of the history of Societas Liturgica and its continuing commitment to ecumenical dialogue and liturgical practice, it explores recent challenges to the relationship between liturgy and ecumenism. The address then examines three models of this relationship. The first two models, believing together and praying differently, and believing differently and praying together, reflect recent discussions of “reconciled diversity” and the problems that continue from such reconciliation. The third model, believing together and praying together, uses recent discussions of “receptive ecumenism” to explore the ways in which churches might learn from the liturgical and theological gifts of each other .
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"相聚,相伴":礼仪与普世教会
这篇为礼仪学会 2023 年大会撰写的主席致辞对大会主题 "礼仪与普世教会 "进行了初步探讨。在将这一主题置于礼仪学会的历史及其对普世对话和礼仪实践的持续承诺的背景下之后,它探讨了礼仪与普世主义之间的关系最近所面临的挑战。然后,演讲探讨了这种关系的三种模式。前两种模式,即共同信仰和不同祈祷,以及不同信仰和共同祈祷,反映了最近关于 "调和的多样性 "的讨论,以及这种调和所带来的问题。第三种模式,即共同信仰和共同祈祷,利用最近关于 "接受性普世主义 "的讨论,探讨教会从彼此的礼仪和神学恩赐中学习的方法。
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Studia Liturgica
Studia Liturgica Arts and Humanities-Religious Studies
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