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"Review Of Mark", Michael Patella Osb
"Review Of Mark", Michael Patella Osb
School of Theology and Seminary Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
Crux, Chase M. Becker
Doubting The Quintessence, Brian Vanderheiden
"Review Of Mesopotamian Ritual-Prayers Of Hand-Lifting” (Akkadian Šuillas): An Investigation In Light Of The Idiomatic Meaning Of The Rubric", Dale Launderville Osb
"Review Of Mesopotamian Ritual-Prayers Of Hand-Lifting” (Akkadian Šuillas): An Investigation In Light Of The Idiomatic Meaning Of The Rubric", Dale Launderville Osb
School of Theology and Seminary Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
'Our Opinion Is In Accordance With The Eucharist': Irenaeus And The Sitz Im Leben Of Mark's Gospel, Charles A. Bobertz
'Our Opinion Is In Accordance With The Eucharist': Irenaeus And The Sitz Im Leben Of Mark's Gospel, Charles A. Bobertz
School of Theology and Seminary Faculty Publications
This article explores Irenaeus of Lyon’s 2nd century understanding of Eucharist in relation to a historical and theological reading of Mark’s Gospel, specifically the feeding narrative cycles (Mark 6:30-52; 8:1-21). Irenaeus contends, most particularly in books IV and V of Adversus haereses, that the union of divine spirit and flesh in the humanity of Jesus and its replication in the Eucharistic bread serves as primary refutation of docetic heretics. Jesus was, and his Eucharistic body is, fully a part of creation in contrast to only a spiritual entity. Similarly Mark’s understanding of Eucharist linked to the …
"Review Of The Anjou Bible: A Royal Manuscript Revealed, Naples 1340 ", Dale Launderville Osb
"Review Of The Anjou Bible: A Royal Manuscript Revealed, Naples 1340 ", Dale Launderville Osb
School of Theology and Seminary Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
Resurrection: Love Conquers Death, Dale Launderville Osb
Resurrection: Love Conquers Death, Dale Launderville Osb
School of Theology and Seminary Faculty Publications
"When a loved one is on his or her final journey home to God, we who keep vigil recognize that a momentous event is happening before us. As believers, we live in hope that this journey will bring the loved one to a better place. We regard the dying process as the one by which a believer is born into eternal life. As communication with the loved one fades, it is as if a veil descends between the dying person and those gathered around. This fading of communication marks the transformation of the loved one’s earthly body into a heavenly …
Clothing The Body Of Christ: An Inquiry About The Letters Of Paul, Martin Connell
Clothing The Body Of Christ: An Inquiry About The Letters Of Paul, Martin Connell
Theology Faculty Publications
In four decades of the reform of Roman Catholic worship after Vatican II, virtually no critical attention has been accorded the New Testament witness about Jesus' or the first-century church's clothing.It's a striking lacuna, for clothing is omnipresent in the New Testament. In this inquiry about clothing, I take up one aspect of the earliest Christian ritual tradition and suggest that ritual clothing has been excised from much of Christian imagination and its academy as a result of Protestant hegemony in biblical and historical criticism. By looking closely at what is said of clothing in the letters of Paul, I …
Locating Practical Theology In Catholic Theological Discourse And Practice, Kathleen A. Cahalan
Locating Practical Theology In Catholic Theological Discourse And Practice, Kathleen A. Cahalan
School of Theology and Seminary Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
The Gospel Of Matthew: The Temple Cleansing In 21:12-17, Kasey Devine
The Gospel Of Matthew: The Temple Cleansing In 21:12-17, Kasey Devine
School of Theology and Seminary Graduate Papers/Theses
In this paper, the cleansing of theTempleis described as a story of both judgment and challenge. Matthew illustrates Jesus to his post-Temple community as the Jewish continuation of Moses and the Law, the fiery prophet critiquing the economic system set up by the chief priests and scribes, and God himself who brings judgment to his people. The story challenged Matthew’s community and challenges the modern reader to end oppression, attend to the marginalized, and accept Jesus as the newTemple– the continuation of Judaism. This story can be seen in terms of liturgy and Baptism in the Church, and confronts our …
The "Ladder" Of The Lord's Plagues, Kasey Devine
The "Ladder" Of The Lord's Plagues, Kasey Devine
School of Theology and Seminary Graduate Papers/Theses
This paper discusses the first chapters of the book of Exodus, in which God identifies himself to Moses and announces God’s intentions to “smiteEgyptby doing all kinds of wondrous deeds there.” With each sign, another aspect of God’s control and supremacy is showcased – and each is more powerful than the last. In this way, God’s signs become much like climbing the rungs of a ladder – the further along you get, the more dangerous your position becomes. The text is approached as a narrative drama, with the final form taking precedence over source or historical criticism. Details point to …
Standing On Holy Ground: A Reflection On Exodus 3:4-10 Offered At Midday Prayer, Mary Lavoy
Standing On Holy Ground: A Reflection On Exodus 3:4-10 Offered At Midday Prayer, Mary Lavoy
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Mary is pursuing a Masters of Arts degree with a concentration in Scripture. She has a rich history having spent two years in the novitiate of the Cistercian sisters of Our Lady of the Mississippi in Dubuque, Iowa and having practiced as a nurse for over fourteen years. In 2004, while working as a nurse, Mary became involved in prison ministry. What began as service has become a passion for her. She wishes to pursue chaplaincy following her study of theology.
Ignatius Of Loyola And Ignation Spirituality In The Life And Writings Of Adrienne Von Speyr, Elizabeth M. Cunneen
Ignatius Of Loyola And Ignation Spirituality In The Life And Writings Of Adrienne Von Speyr, Elizabeth M. Cunneen
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No abstract provided.
More Than Suicidal Swine: Jesus’ Mission To The Gentiles In Mark 5:1-20, Jeffrey R. Reed
More Than Suicidal Swine: Jesus’ Mission To The Gentiles In Mark 5:1-20, Jeffrey R. Reed
Obsculta
No abstract provided.
The Sharing And Accepting Of Gifts In The Feeding Of The Five Thousand, Corein Brown
The Sharing And Accepting Of Gifts In The Feeding Of The Five Thousand, Corein Brown
Obsculta
No abstract provided.
All Creation Groans: A Comparison Of Feminist And German Existential Theology Of Romans 8:18-25, Jeffrey R. Reed
All Creation Groans: A Comparison Of Feminist And German Existential Theology Of Romans 8:18-25, Jeffrey R. Reed
Obsculta
No abstract provided.
Variation On A Theme: Intertextuality In The Illuminations Of The Gospel Of Luke, Laura Kelly Fanucci
Variation On A Theme: Intertextuality In The Illuminations Of The Gospel Of Luke, Laura Kelly Fanucci
Obsculta
No abstract provided.
On ‘Chrism’ And ‘Anti-Christs’ In 1 John 2:18-27: A Hypothesis, Martin F. Connell
On ‘Chrism’ And ‘Anti-Christs’ In 1 John 2:18-27: A Hypothesis, Martin F. Connell
Theology Faculty Publications
This inquiry studies 1 John because it has the most explicit testimony in the New Testament to initiation by anointing and the unique word χρίσμα, "chrism." Chrism was — and in some churches still is — an ointment whose name is rooted in the verb χριειν, "to anoint." Critical studies have amply demonstrated that the title "Christ" had theological carriage in the first century, but rarely, if ever, has it been suggested that the theological title also had liturgical bearing. It seems almost too blithe a suggestion to posit that those who became members of the body of Christ, the …
Gospel: Feast Of The Holy Family (Luke 2:22-40), Kathryn Janssen
Gospel: Feast Of The Holy Family (Luke 2:22-40), Kathryn Janssen
Obsculta
No abstract provided.
Review Of The Psalms Of Lament In Mark's Passion: Jesus' Davidic Suffering, Michael Patella Osb
Review Of The Psalms Of Lament In Mark's Passion: Jesus' Davidic Suffering, Michael Patella Osb
School of Theology and Seminary Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
An Exegesis Of 1 Corinthians 12:31 - 13:1-3, Gregory Congote Osb
An Exegesis Of 1 Corinthians 12:31 - 13:1-3, Gregory Congote Osb
School of Theology and Seminary Graduate Papers/Theses
At the presentation on 1 Corinthians, I wondered why the Apostle Paul had written this piece that did not seem to be connected to the whole letter. This paper gives response to this question. The first part talks about the basic historical, social, cultural and literary contexts of the passage. The second, which is the formal analysis, considers the literary genre and the literary form of the passage, its structure and its movement. That is, how the text flows from beginning to end. The detailed analysis is a verse-by-verse discussion of 12:31 to 13:1-3. At the end there is a …
Ego Eimi Formula And A Sense Of Continuity In John’S Gospel Chapter Sixth (Jn 6: V.20, Vss.35-58), John Changjin Bai
Ego Eimi Formula And A Sense Of Continuity In John’S Gospel Chapter Sixth (Jn 6: V.20, Vss.35-58), John Changjin Bai
School of Theology and Seminary Graduate Papers/Theses
This paper examines John’s Gospel chapter six (vs.20, vss.35-58) in light of the formula “ego eimi” (“I am”) that occurs four times within it. The formula shapes the content of chapter six and gives continuity to the two sections (vss.35-50 and vss.51-58) that have generated theological disagreements. My goal is to demonstrate that the sacramental perspective implicit in the first section is made explicit in the second with ego eimi being the hinge in vs.51. Ego eimi will be shown as revelatory and as developing the eucharistic and sapiential themes of chapter six (vs. 20, vss. 35-58).
"Review Of Flame Of Yahweh: Sexuality In The Old Testament ", Dale Launderville Osb
"Review Of Flame Of Yahweh: Sexuality In The Old Testament ", Dale Launderville Osb
School of Theology and Seminary Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
Making Christ Of The Man Born Blind (John 9:1-41): A Hypothesis, Martin F. Connell
Making Christ Of The Man Born Blind (John 9:1-41): A Hypothesis, Martin F. Connell
Theology Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
"Review Of Sacrifice And Symbol: Biblical Šělāmîm In A Ritual Perspective", Dale Launderville Osb
"Review Of Sacrifice And Symbol: Biblical Šělāmîm In A Ritual Perspective", Dale Launderville Osb
School of Theology and Seminary Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
The Gift Of Myrrh To A Church That Smells, Martin F. Connell
The Gift Of Myrrh To A Church That Smells, Martin F. Connell
Theology Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
"The Saint John's Bible: Biblical Authority Within The Illuminated Word", Michael Patella Osb
"The Saint John's Bible: Biblical Authority Within The Illuminated Word", Michael Patella Osb
School of Theology and Seminary Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
"Review Of Le Temps Et Les Temps: Dans Les Littératures Juives Et Chrétiennes Au Tournant De Notre Èr", Michael Patella Osb
"Review Of Le Temps Et Les Temps: Dans Les Littératures Juives Et Chrétiennes Au Tournant De Notre Èr", Michael Patella Osb
School of Theology and Seminary Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
A Key And Classic Text: Ephesians 5:21-33, Katinka Nadine Ellen Evers
A Key And Classic Text: Ephesians 5:21-33, Katinka Nadine Ellen Evers
School of Theology and Seminary Graduate Papers/Theses
This paper is an exegesis of the difficult pericope of Ephesians 5:21-33, a stumbling block to many, but truly a cornerstone when viewed through Pope John Paul II’s Theology of the Body. After a brief introduction familiarizing readers with the passage, this paper shows how the section is treated by
Patristic authors (with Origen and Saint Jerome as examples), by feminist theologian E. Elizabeth Johnson, and by Peter T. O’Brien (who demonstrates an Evangelical Protestant view). Finally, Pope John Paul II’s theology is introduced, along with his concept of mutual submission and his emphasis on the importance of Ephesians 5:21-33. …
Complicating The Poor Widow’S Gift: Exegesis On Mk. 12:41-44, Timothy Traynor
Complicating The Poor Widow’S Gift: Exegesis On Mk. 12:41-44, Timothy Traynor
School of Theology and Seminary Graduate Papers/Theses
The dominant understanding of the story of the widow’s offering was thought to be as praise and encouragement for generous giving for much of the history of its interpretation, but was completely reversed and called into question by A.G. Wright’s 1982 study. Attempts to reclaim the widow as a model for piety and methods of contemporary biblical scholarship have added significantly to the subsequent dialogue with Wright making the widow’s offering an interesting narrative reflection on the early Christian community and a lens to look at women’s contributions to the ancient church.