Christ The Sacrament
Tác giả: Edward Schillebeeckx
Ký hiệu tác giả: SC-E
DDC: 232.1 - Kitô học
Ngôn ngữ: Anh
Số cuốn: 1

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Mã số: 258SB0007308
Nhà xuất bản: William Clowes
Năm xuất bản: 1963
Khổ sách: 18
Số trang: 276
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng: Hiện có
INTRODUCTION: PERSONAL ENCOUNTER WITH GOD 1
A. CHRIST, SACRAMENT OF GOD 5
I. Humanity in search of the sacrament of God 5
1. Sacrament in pagan religion 5
2. Israel as sacrament of God 9
II. Christ the Primodial sacrament 13
1. Encounter with the earthly Christ as sacrament of the encounter with God 13
2. The actions of Jesus' life as manifestations of divine love for man and human love for God: bestowal of grace and religious worship 18
3. Jesus' humiliations in the service of God and his heavenly exaltation: the redemptive mystery of Christ 21
III. The necessity for the extension to earth of the glorified Christ, the primodial sacrament 47
1. Our need to encounter the Christ of heaven 47
2. The real possibility of this encounter from Christ's side 50
3. The neccessity for earthly sacraments so that the encounter between the glorified Christ and men on earth might take place in terms of mutual human availability 51
B. THE CHURCH, SACRAMENT OF THE RISEN CHRIST 55
I. The mystery of the Church, the earthly "Body of the Lord" 55
1. The Church, earthly sacrament of Christ in heaven 55
2. The ecclesial character of the office of hierarchy and laity 57
3. Office and charism in ther Church 59
4. A sacrament: offical act of the Church as redemptive institution 62
II. The sacraments as ecclesial celebration in mysteries of Christ's life 64
1. The presence of the mystery of Christ in the sacraments 64
2. The sacraments as ecclesial manifestation of Christ's divine love for men (bestowal of grace) and of his human love for God (worship) 75
3. Sevenfold ecclesial realization of the one mystery of redemption 95
4. The sacramental presence of Christ for the recpient 96
C. Implications of the ecclesial character of sacramental action 110
I. The twofold liturgical structure of the sacraments: "sacrament and word" 111
1. Historical survey of teaching on liturgical action and liturgical word 111
2. Sign activity in action and word 115
3. The relationship of the word to the sacramental manifestation of salvation 117
II. The ecclesial administration of the sacraments 122
1. The neccessity of the intention of the Church's minister 122
2. Office and charism. The ideal conditions intrinsically required by the essence of the Church 123
3. Break between office and charism. The neccessity minimum for the minister's act to be a participation in the visibility of the Church 127
Note 130
III. The intention of the recipient 131
1. Free acceptance of the visibility of the Church 131
2. The problem of sacraments for infants: the assurance of God's redeeming love towards those who can have no knowledge of it 133
IV. The condition upon which the value of the sacraments as prayer and sanctification depends: institution by Christ 137
1. The fundamental institution of the seven sacraments as implicit in the establishment of the sacramental Church 140
2. The problem of the separate insttution of the seven sacraments 142
3. Consequences 155
D. THE SACRAMENTS IN THEIR FULLNESS: THE FRUITFUL SACRAMENT 164
I. Mutual availability in the encounter with Christ 164
1. Personal entry into Christ's ecclesial mystery of worship 164
2. Sacraments of the living and of the dead 167
3. The sacrament bestowal of grace upon infants 173
II. Sacraments of desire, and the revival of the sacraments 175
1. Sacraments of desire 176
2. The revival of sacraments  181
Partial "revival" 188
E. ENCOUNTER WITH CHRIST IN THE CHURCH AS SACRAMENT OF THE ENCOUNTER WITH GOD: THE EFFECTS OF A SACRAMENT 190
I. The ecclesial effect as sacrament of the grace effect 190
1. The character as the ecclesial effect of three sacraments 191
2. The ecclesial effect of the other sacraments 217
3. Explanation of the number of sacraments from the nature of the Church 219
II. The grace effect of the sacraments: sacramental grace as the encounter with God 223
III. The religious value of the sacraments in the separated Christian Churches 229
F. SACRAMENTAL ENCOUNTERS WITH CHRIST: CULMINATING MOMENTS IN THE ECCLESIAL CHARACTER OF CHRISTIAN LIFE 244
I. Sacramental and extra sacramental grace 244
II. The Christian life itself as sacrament of the encounter with God 248
III. Everything is "grace made visible" 267
G. THE MYSTICAL QUALITY OF THE SACRAMENTS 269
Conclusion 275