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9780814661727

The Eucharist in the West: History and Theology

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    9780814661727

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    0814661726

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  • Copyright: 1999-03-01
  • Publisher: Liturgical Pr
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Table of Contents

Editor's Foreword xv
Introduction xxiii
PART ONE: HISTORY
Eucharistic Sacrifice: The Western Patristic Tradition
3(76)
Latin Patristic Eucharistic Theology: Common Traits
3(4)
Eucharistic theology: The Latin Fathers
7(54)
Tertullian of Carthage (ca. 160--230)
8(2)
Bishop of Carthage (ca. 200--258)
10(1)
St. Cyprian
Bishop of Poitiers (310--367)
11(3)
St. Hilary
Bishop of Milan
14(9)
St. Ambrose
Bishop of Hippo
23(1)
St. Augustine
Sacrifice
23(1)
Eucharistic Food
24(4)
Neoplatonic Philosophy
28(3)
Faustus of Riez (fl. 455--488)
31(1)
Pope Gelasius I (492--496)
31(11)
Commentary
42(14)
Gelasius---Conclusion
56(3)
Fulgentius of Ruspe (462--527)
59(1)
Isidore of Seville (d. 636)
60(1)
Eschatological Depth of the Eucharistic Liturgy
61(15)
Its Reception in Early Scholastic Theology
62(5)
Patristic Sources of the Twofold Notion of Consecration
67(1)
Consecration of the Bread and Wine
68(6)
Consecration of the Body and Blood
74(2)
Summary
76(3)
Conclusion
78(1)
Eucharistic Theology in the West: Early Middle Ages
79(38)
Paschasius and Ratramnus of Corbie
82(7)
Paschasius and Ratramnus: Summary
87(2)
Amalar of Metz and Florus of Lyons
89(8)
Amalar of Metz
92(3)
Florus of Lyons
95(2)
Berengar of Tours (d. 1088)
97(11)
Odo of Cambrai
102(5)
Honorius Augustodunensis
107(1)
The Relationship of the Cross to the Mass
108(1)
The Origin of the Practice of the Mass Stipend: From Communal to Individual Activity
109(8)
The German Practice
112(2)
Theological Background for Further Developments
114(1)
Further Developments
115(2)
Early Scholastic Contribution to Eucharistic Theology
117(10)
Composition of the Eucharistic Sacraments
117(10)
The Early Scholastic Tractate on the Eucharist: Beyond the Augustinian Dyad
119(1)
The Scholastic Triadic Schema of the Composition of the Eucharistic Sacraments
120(3)
Evaluation of the Triadic Schema
123(2)
Conclusion
125(2)
From Early to High Scholastic Theology of the Eucharist: The Priest Presiding at the Eucharistic Liturgy
127(28)
The Ministerial Power of Consecration
129(5)
Sicard of Cremona (ca. 1150--1215)
130(2)
Lothar of Segni (1160/61--1216)
132(2)
Priest as Representative of the Church
134(2)
Ecclesiological Relation as Condition for Liturgical Leadership
136(2)
The Presiding Priest as Representative of Christ
138(1)
Priest and Assisting Faithful
139(4)
Summary (I--V)
142(1)
Conclusion (I--V)
143(1)
The Development of the Doctrine of Transubstantation
143(10)
The Twelfth-Century Contribution to the Development of the Doctrine of Transubstantiation
145(2)
Explanation of the Change by Metaphysical Analysis
147(2)
The Value of the Theory of Transubstantiation
149(4)
Conclusion
153(2)
Eucharistic Theology: High Scholasticism to the Council of Trent
155(14)
The Doctrine of Transubstantiation
155(3)
Martin Luther
156(2)
The Doctrine of Eucharistic Sacrifice
158(7)
John Duns Scotus
160(1)
Gabriel Biel
161(2)
Cardinal Cajetan
163(1)
Catholic Apologists
164(1)
Efficacy of the Eucharistic Sacrifice
165(4)
John Duns Scotus on the Efficacy of the Eucharistic Sacrifice
166(3)
The Eucharistic Doctrine of the Council of Trent
169(10)
The Sacraments of the Body and Blood
169(3)
Council of Trent: Thirteenth Session (1551)
170(2)
Sacrifice of the Mass
172(7)
Council of Trent: Twenty--Second Session (1562)
173(1)
The Canons on the Sacrifice of the Mass
173(2)
The Doctrina de ss. missae sacrificio
175(4)
From the Council of Trent to Modern Times
179(26)
The Doctrine of Transubstantiation
180(3)
Theological Explanation of the Role of the Spirit in the Sanctification of the Eucharistic Elements
180(3)
The Sacrifice of the Mass
183(4)
Average Modern Catholic Theology of Eucharistic Sacrifice
186(1)
The Modern Roman Catholic Official Position
187(17)
Pius XII, Encyclical Letter Mediator Dei
188(6)
Letter of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith
194(2)
Letter of Pope John Paul II: Dominicae cenae
196(1)
The Sacred Character
196(2)
The Sacrificial Aspect
198(3)
Vatican Response to ARCIC
201(3)
Conclusion
204(1)
The Practice and Theology of the Mass Stipend
205(42)
The Preface
205(2)
The Articles
207(1)
The Official Commentary
208(3)
Historico-Liturgical and Theological Perspectives of the Decree and Commentary
211(12)
Long-standing Custom of the Church
212(1)
Donors of Stipends
212(1)
Conditions for Pluri-Intentional Masses
213(3)
Erroneous Opinions
216(6)
Obligation from Justice
222(1)
Systematic Theological Themes of the Decree and Commentary
223(8)
Sacrament of the Sacrifice of the Cross
224(2)
Treasury of the Church
226(3)
Theology of the Fruits of the Mass
229(2)
Catechetical Instruction Concerning the Theology of the Mass Stipend
231(5)
Conclusion
236(5)
PART TWO: THEOLOGY
Introduction: Overview of the History of the Western Latin Theology of Eucharistic Sacrifice
241(6)
Eucharistic Sacrifice According to St. Thomas Aquinas
247(20)
The Thomist Synthesis
248(13)
The Role of the Liturgical Assembly
248(1)
The Role of the Presiding Priest
248(1)
The Moment of Consecration
249(2)
Sacramental Presence of the Mystery of the Historical Redemptive Act
251(1)
Anscar Vonier
252(1)
Presence Metaphysically Affirmed
253(6)
Faith and Sacrament
259(1)
The Efficacy of the Eucharistic Sacrifice
260(1)
Summary and Conclusion
261(6)
Summary
261(1)
The Ministry of the Eucharistic Prayer
261(1)
The Two Representative Functions of the Presiding Priest
262(1)
The Action of Christ and the Action of the Church
262(1)
The Consecration of the Eucharistic Gifts of the Church
262(1)
The Historical and the Eucharistic Sacrifice
263(1)
The Eucharistic Presence of the Historical Sacrifice of Christ
263(2)
Conclusion
265(1)
The Peculiar Efficacy of the Sacraments
265(2)
Twentieth-Century Contribution to the Theology of Eucharistic Sacrifice
267(72)
Dom Odo Casel, O.S.B. (1886-1948)
268(32)
Summary
275(2)
Reactions to Casel's Theology of Mysteries
277(1)
Yield of Comparative Relgion
278(1)
Sources of Revelation
279(1)
Scripture
279(1)
Fathers of the Church
280(1)
Constructive Theology
280(2)
Summary
282(1)
Contemporaneous Approaches to the Problem
282(1)
Virtual Presence of Redemptive Acts
283(1)
Presence of the Redemptive Acts
283(1)
Presence of Redemptive Acts in and through Effects
284(3)
G. Sohngen
Application to the Theology of the Eucharist
287(1)
[Sohngen's Later Position]
288(1)
Summary
289(1)
The Original Thesis of G. Sohngen
289(1)
Sohngen's Later Position
290(1)
Initial Reaction of the Roman Magisterium: Pope Pius XII's Encyclical Letter Mediator Dei
291(1)
Activity of the Faithful
291(1)
The Function of the Eucharistic Prayer
292(1)
The Subject of the Eucharistic Sacrifice
293(1)
Words of Consecration
294(1)
Representation of the Sacrifice of Christ
294(1)
Influence of Odo Casel on Pius XII's Encyclical Letter Mediator Dei
295(4)
Conclusion
299(1)
Development in the Post-Caselian Period
300(39)
From 1948 to the Second Vatican Council
300(1)
Presence of an Element of the Redemptive Acts
300(1)
Hans Urs von Balthasar
301(1)
The Instrumental Activity of the Humanity of Christ: Formally the Same in History and Liturgy
302(1)
Memory---Faith---Holy Spirit in Relation to the Liturgical Presence of the Redemptive Act of Christ
303(1)
Anthropological-Psychological Considerations
304(3)
The Post-Conciliar Period
307(1)
Thomism and the Theology of Mysteries
307(1)
F. Pratzner
307(4)
B. Neunheuser
A. Gerken
How Can the Past Historical Acts of Jesus Be Present Now?
311(1)
Brian McNamara
312(1)
Eternity and Time
312(1)
Conclusion
313(1)
The Ways of Understanding the Divine Plan
313(2)
Causality and the Liturgy
315(1)
Conclusion
315(1)
The Teaching of Thomas Aquinas
316(1)
Objections and Responses
317(1)
Solution to the Mystery--Presence Problem
318(1)
Modifications of Casel's Theory
319(1)
Johannes Betz
319(3)
Cesare Giraudo
322(1)
H. B. Meyer
A. Darlap
E. J. Kilmartin
Eucaristia per la chiesa---Part One
323(4)
Eastern Antiochene Eucharistic Prayer Type
327(4)
Theological Consequences
331(1)
Function of Ritual Activity
331(1)
Essence of Active Participation
331(1)
Eucaristia per la chiesa---Part Two
332(1)
Summary
333(4)
Hans Bernhard Meyer
337(2)
A Systematic Theology of Eucharistic Sacrifice
339(45)
Methodological Access to the Theology of the Eucharist
339(17)
Starting Point for a Systematic Exposition of Eucharistic Sacrifice
342(1)
From the Literary-Theological Analysis of the Eucharistic Prayer to the Systematic Theology of Eucharistic Sacrifice
343(1)
Relation of the Law of Prayer to the Law of Belief
343(8)
The Integration of the Law of Belief into the Law of Prayer
351(1)
The Pre-Tridentine Problematic and the Related Teaching of the Council of Trent
351(1)
The Post-Tridentine Period
352(1)
Eucharistic Theology at the Threshold of the Third Millennium
352(1)
Starting Point: An Analytical Model
353(1)
The First Step
354(1)
Conclusion
355(1)
Systematic Salvation History-Liturgical Theology of Eucharistic Sacrifice
356(28)
Participation in the Mystery of God in Christ
357(1)
Effect of Participation in the New Covenant
358(2)
Participation through Liturgical Celebrations
360(1)
Participation through Eucharistic Celebration
360(1)
Designations for the Memorial of the Death of the Lord
361(4)
Modern Average Catholic Theology of Eucharistic Sacrifice
365(3)
Salvation History-Liturgical Theology of Eucharistic Sacrifice
368(1)
The Eucharistic Prayer
368(1)
Conclusion
369(1)
Theological Consequences
370(1)
Function of Ritual Activity
371(1)
Essence of Active Participation
371(1)
Efficacy of Active Participation
371(1)
The Extent of the Efficacy of Active Participation
371(1)
The Active Subjects of the Eucharist
372(1)
The Christological Dimension of the Eucharistic Prayer
372(2)
The Pneumatological Dimension of the Eucharistic Prayer
374(1)
The Role of the Ordained Presiding Minister of the Eucharist
375(4)
Relation of Communion to the Sacrifice of Christ
379(5)
Editor's Epilogue 384(3)
Biblical Index 387(2)
Index of Councils, Synods, and Papal and Church Documents 389(4)
Index of Patristic and Liturgical Sources 393(8)
Index of Names 401(6)
General Theological Index 407

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