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Continuity and change in Christian Worship : papers read at the 1997 summer meeting and the 1998 winter meeting of the ecclesiastical history society
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ISSN: 04242084 ISBN: 0952973340 9780952973348 Year: 1999 Volume: 35 Publisher: Woodbridge: Boydell press,


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Patterns and persons : a historiography of liturgical studies in the Netherlands in the twentieth century
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ISBN: 9789042923010 9042923016 Year: 2010 Volume: 25 Publisher: Leuven Paris Walpole, MA Peeters


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Liber quare
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ISBN: 2503636020 Year: 1983 Volume: vol fasc. 17 Publisher: Turnhout Brepols

Ceremonial culture in the pre-modern world
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ISBN: 9780268030759 0268030758 Year: 2006 Publisher: Notre Dame, Indiana University of Notre Dame Press


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Passionarium Hispanicum
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ISBN: 9782503588766 9782503591087 250358876X 2503591086 Year: 2020 Volume: 171, 171A Publisher: Turnhout: Brepols,

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Estudio y edición crítica de los relatos hagiográficos, de autor anónimo, de mártires cristianos de diferentes países agrupados en la colección llamada Pasionario Hispánico, formada en la Hispania de los siglos X y XI en los monasterios, principalmente, de Cardeña y Silos.00El 'Passionarium Hispanicum' es una colección de relatos hagiográficos de mártires cristianos de diferentes países, localizados, básicamente, en época de las persecuciones del Imperio Romano. Los relatos tenían función litúrgica, es decir, su lectura en maitines, oficio nocturno o misa. La lectura se hacía siguiendo el orden cronológico de la festividad de cada mártir de la colección a lo largo del año. Las narraciones, esto es, las Pasiones de los mártires incluidas en la colección, fueron escritas, casi siempre por autores anónimos, desde el s. IV al XI, siendo recogidas y agrupadas en España en códices de los siglos X y XI y en algunos del s. XIII. En los manuscritos hispanos del s. X se recogen 63 Pasiones de mártires. En la de los siglos XI-XIII, 65. En los relatos se contraponen la ética cristiana, representada por los mártires, víctimas sometidas a horribles tormentos solamente por su condición de cristianos, y la pagana, personificada en el poder político, esto es, emperadores, gobernadores, etc. Los protagonistas de los relatos, los mártires, son de toda edad y condición, varones y mujeres, adultos y niños, pudientes y humildes, y pertenecen, como hemos dicho, a diversos países, poniéndose de manifiesto la universalidad de la Iglesia católica.


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Tagzeitenliturgie in Geschichte und Gegenwart : historische und theologische Studien
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ISBN: 9783402112632 3402112639 Year: 2012 Volume: 100 Publisher: Münster Aschendorff Verlag


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Christianization and commonwealth in early Medieval Europe : a ritual interpretation
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ISBN: 0198810202 9780198810209 0191848476 Year: 2018 Publisher: Oxford Oxford University Press

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Christianization and Commonwealth in Early Medieval Europe re-examines the alterations in Western European life that followed widespread conversion to Christianity-the phenomena traditionally termed "Christianization". It refocuses scholarly paradigms for Christianization around the development of mandatory rituals. One prominent ritual, Rogationtide supplies an ideal case study demonstrating a new paradigm of "Christianization without religion." Christianization in the Middle Ages was not a slow process through which a Christian system of religious beliefs and practices replaced an earlier pagan system. In the Middle Ages, religion did not exist in the sense of a fixed system of belief bounded off from other spheres of life. Rather, Christianization was primarily ritual performance. Being a Christian meant joining a local church community. After the fall of Rome, mandatory rituals such as Rogationtide arose to separate a Christian commonwealth from the pagans, heretics, and Jews outside it. A Latin West between the polis and the parish had its own institution-the Rogation procession-for organizing local communities. For medieval people, sectarian borders were often flexible and rituals served to demarcate these borders. Rogationtide is an ideal case study of this demarcation, because it was an emotionally powerful feast, which combined pageantry with doctrinal instruction, community formation, social ranking, devotional exercises, and bodily mortification. As a result, rival groups quarrelled over the holiday's meaning and procedure, sometimes violently, in order to reshape the local order and ban people and practices as non-Christian.


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The Homiliae Toletanae and the theology of lent and easter
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ISBN: 9789042936959 9042936959 Year: 2020 Volume: 56 2 Publisher: Leuven: Spicilegium sacrum Lovaniense, Peeters,

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This book takes seriously the need for a two-fold shift in methodology within the field of liturgical studies and serves as a model for future historical work. The first shift necessary in liturgical studies is a shift to sources other than the central liturgical texts, i.e. the Missal, breviary, lectionary, and books of rites. The second shift necessary in the field is a greater appreciation of the diversity of liturgical celebrations within the Church. In order to engage in such a study, this book analyzes a non-traditional liturgical source within a little-studied liturgical tradition. The source that provides the basis for this study is the Homiliae Toletanae (British Library, Add. 30853), a homiliary for Mass found in the Hispano-Mozarabic Rite. The Homiliae Toletanae dates to circa the seventh/eighth centuries and survives in one tenth/eleventh-century manuscript. It contains homilies for every major temporal and sanctoral feast in the calendar of Toledo. The Homiliae Toletanae is a valuable manuscript for reconstructing and understanding the liturgical practices of seventh/eighth-century Toledo. This study looks only at the Lenten homilies found within the Homiliae Toletanae in order to supplement what is already known about the Lenten practices of late Visigothic and early Mozarabic Spain. In reconstructing the practices of Lent in seventh/eighth-century Spain, this study explores the two major themes of Lent, penance and initiation, and their relationship to one another. It reflects on what some scholars consider a crisis in the thematic understanding of Lent in the seventh/eighth centuries. Coupled with this crisis is a shift from adult initiation to infant initiation in this period. This study argues that this crisis of meaning and the subsequent shift to a more penitential understanding of Lent was a direct result of the decline in adult initiation in this period. The dominant role that fasting and almsgiving played in the Lenten life of late Visigothic and early Mozarabic Spain is also analyzed. In order to conduct this study, this volume utilizes textual criticism as well as the comparative method in liturgical studies. The comparative method is based on the work of Anton Baumstark, the Mateos School, and Paul Bradshaw. This method is used to reconstruct liturgical practices based on the manuscript evidence. The first part of this book contextualizes the Homiliae Toletanae within the larger Hispano-Mozarabic and Christian tradition, and discusses its origin, dating, composition, and general content. The second part of this book is an in-depth look at the twenty-three homilies of Lent found within the Homiliae Toletanae. The goal of this volume is to show that liturgical traditions, like the Hispano-Mozarabic Rite, have a profound creativity and uniqueness. Their patrimony is rich, and they contain many liturgical insights, both historically and pastorally.


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Theodulf d’Orléans, compilateur du Supplementum au Sacramentarium Gregorianum Hadrianum : le témoignage du corpus des préfaces eucharistiques
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ISSN: 00760048 ISBN: 9783402112809 3402112809 9783402112816 Year: 2021 Volume: 111 Publisher: Münster Aschendorff

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"Charlemagne, pour mener à bien sa réforme liturgique, reçut du pape Hadrien I (772–795) exemplaire du Sacramentaire grégorien Hadrianum. Après avoir été corrigé, le livre fut complété par une volumineuse annexe, appelée Supplément, cet ajout venant répondre aux besoins litur- giques de l'époque pour les régions situées au nord des Alpes. Ce Sup- plément à l'Hadrianum est constitué de cinq parties bien distinctes : une préface (appelée Hucusque, selon son incipit), le Supplément au sens strict, un recueil de 221 préfaces eucharistiques, un recueil de 52 bénédictions épiscopales, et, enfin, le texte des ordinations aux ordres mineurs et au sous-diaconat. La préface Hucusque ainsi que l'ensemble du Supplément à l'Hadrianum sont des compositions anonymes qui furent longtemps attribuées à Alcuin de Tours (ca. 730-804), le célèbre conseiller de Char- lemagne. En 1965, Dom Jean Deshusses réattribua l'ensemble du Sup- plément à saint Benoît d'Aniane (ca. 751-821), moine proche de la cour carolingienne. La thèse de Dom Deshusses fut rapidement et largement admise à tel point que le Supplément est désormais appelé le « Supplément d'Aniane ». Cet ouvrage présente une traduction du corpus des 221 préfaces eucha- ristiques du Supplément et propose ensuite de reconsidérer l'identité de son auteur. En s'appuyant sur l'analyse du style et de la théologie de son compilateur et en comparant le texte latin des préfaces à celui d’autres écrits carolingiens, l'étude réattribue à nouveau la paternité du corpus des préfaces et désigne son compositeur : Théodulf d'Orléans (ca. 760-820), érudit d’origine hispanique et auteur des Libri Carolini." --provided by publisher


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Die Dynamik der Liturgie im Spiegel ihrer Bücher : Festschrift für Martin Klöckener
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ISSN: 00760048 ISBN: 9783402112861 3402112868 9783402112878 Year: 2020 Volume: 110 Publisher: Münster Aschendorff Verlag

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Liturgische Bücher zählen zu den wichtigsten Quellen der Liturgiewissenschaft. Handschriften und Drucke spiegeln die Entwicklung christlicher Liturgie und ihrer Praxis. An ihnen lassen sich historische Prozesse in einer Kirche wie Unterschiede zwischen den Konfessionen ablesen. Aber nicht nur die Theologie und die Riten der Liturgie bleiben in Bewegung. Auch die Genese, Materialität, Szenarien der Benutzung dieser Bücher verändern sich über die Jahrhunderte. Das alles fordert die Liturgiewissenschaft heraus. Die Beiträge des Buches entwickeln neue Forschungsfragen für die Geschichte der Liturgica und wenden sich zentralen Fragen rund um liturgische Bücher der Gegenwart zu. Les livres liturgiques comptent parmi les sources les plus importantes des sciences liturgiques. Les manuscrits et les imprimés reflètent le développement de la liturgie chrétienne et sa pratique. Ils révèlent les évolutions historiques d’une Eglise ainsi que les différences entre les confessions chrétiennes. Mais la théologie et les rites de la liturgie ne sont les seuls à être en mouvement. La genèse, la matérialité et les conditions d’utilisation de ces livres changent également au fil des siècles. Toutes ces évolutions interpellent les sciences liturgiques. Les contributions de ce livre ouvrent de nouveaux sujets de recherche sur l’histoire de la liturgie et s’intéressent à des questions essentielles concernant les livres liturgiques actuels.

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