The early church made extensive use of typology, not just for Christ and His incarnation, but for the sacraments and the work of God as a whole. We have since lost sight of how much of what God did in the Old Testament was meant to inform our understanding of the sacraments and the ongoing work of God in the life of His Church. Reclaiming these typological strands will greatly enrich our awareness of what God is doing through the sacraments in the present day and how He works through them to drive us to His promised future
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Sacramental theology attempts today to anchor the sacramentum in the musterion, its place of birth, ...
Saving work of Jesus Christ was committed to the "fullness of time" in a certain moment of history t...
The article explores the notion of sacraments and sacramentality in the documents of ecumenical dial...
Sacramental character of the word of God The subject of the article is a relation between a word of...
In early Christianity, symbols were defined as sacraments, the notion of something physical being mo...
Theologies depend on philosophies. Vatican II introduced the Church as sacrament. Although the Counc...
Like many others, I began my Studies in seminary hoping to discover the right formula for interpreti...
Sacramentum - sign and mystery The article presents the sacrament issue as the reality of sign and ...
Sacramental theology developed as a corollary to Christian soteriology. While Christianity promises ...
The subject of the article is a relation between a word of God and a sacrament. Pope Benedict XVI ta...
After the Second Vatican Council, Flemish theologian Edward Schillebeeckx, O.P. (1914-2009) made a s...
Throughout the second half of the twentieth century, sacramental theology has evolved as a disciplin...
Introduction: Neville Clark has rightly warned against the attempt to approach the theology of the s...
This thesis offers a renewed vision of Christian liturgy situated in a sacramental ontology in order...
The authors of this short introductory article look at the need for contemporary theology to clear a...
Sacramental theology attempts today to anchor the sacramentum in the musterion, its place of birth, ...
Saving work of Jesus Christ was committed to the "fullness of time" in a certain moment of history t...
The article explores the notion of sacraments and sacramentality in the documents of ecumenical dial...
Sacramental character of the word of God The subject of the article is a relation between a word of...