On Liturgical Preaching: The Body of Christ in Time

This essay cannot explore in detail all the variations put forth as definitions of liturgical preaching, but a look at some of the characteristics of the relationship between liturgy and preaching in the post-Vatican II era reveals commonalities. These liturgical scholars and homileticians, among ot...

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Published in:Liturgy (Washington) 2010-10, Vol.25 (4), p.3-9
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