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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
A Hidden Life, Matthew N. Schmalz
A Hidden Life, Matthew N. Schmalz
Religious Studies Faculty Scholarship
A reflection on the murder of Marzena Ladiejewska, a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the College of the Holy Cross, in Cheshire, Connecticut. The article reflects on Marzena Ladiejewska’s Catholic spirituality and the impact of her death.
Letting Cities Shape How We Pray And What We Choose, William Reiser S.J.
Letting Cities Shape How We Pray And What We Choose, William Reiser S.J.
Religious Studies Faculty Scholarship
Immersion into the life of our cities not only expands the knowledge we have of the people and places in the local community, but can have a profound and transformative effect on our spiritual lives as well.
Ad Experimentum: The Paradoxes Of Indian Catholic Inculturation, Mathew N. Schmalz
Ad Experimentum: The Paradoxes Of Indian Catholic Inculturation, Mathew N. Schmalz
Religious Studies Faculty Scholarship
A discussion of the inculturation movement in Indian Catholicism that attempts to adapt Catholic liturgy and religious symbolism to Hindu culture. The article discusses the writings of Indian theologian D. S. Amalorpavadass, their reception, and reactions to them among Dalit (Untouchable) Catholics. The article focuses on the experimental Indian rite Mass as well as the overall relationship between theology and anthropology. The article was published as part of the annual volume of the College Theological Society.