TY  - BOOK
AU  - Mckenna, John H
AU  - Mckenna,John H
TI  - Become What You Receive:  A Systemeatic Study of the Eucharist
SN  - 9781595250360
U1  - D66 
PY  - 2011///
CY  - Chicago
PB  - Hillenbrand Books
N1  - includes index and biblioraphy; Chapter 1: Symbol and Reality: Some Anthropological Considerations  Importance of Symbols 2   The Symbolic Process 3   History of Understanding "Symbol" 6   Nature of Symbol 17   Approaching Symbols Creatively 23  Chapter 2: Phenomenology of Meal: A Means to Understanding the Eucharist 26   Food and Drink in the Bible 26   Bread and Wine 29   Eating and Drinking 30   Human Meals 31   Ritual Meals 34  Chapter 3: Meal in the Old Testament (Hebrew Scriptures) 37   Old Testament (Hebrew Scriptures) 38  Chapter 4: Eucharist: Celebration of Service 58   Old Testament Background 59 I  dentity of the Servant 60   Traits of a "Corporate Personality" 61   New Testament Basis 64   Eucharist: Call to Service 67  Chapter 5: The Eucharist and the Resurrection 74   The Challenge of Humanism 75   The Resurrection 76  Link between Eucharist and Resurrection 89   Implications for the Eucharist Today 95   Conclusion 97  Chapter 6: Eucharist and Memorial 99  Historical Background    99   Theological Issues    108	  Conclusions 114  Chapter 7: Searching for Our Roots 118   Thomas Talley (1924-2005) 118   Paul F. Bradshaw 135  Chapter 8: Changing Attitudes toward the Eucharist over the Centuries 144   Creative Origins (first 600years)    144 ,   Middle Ages (roughly 600-1500) 151  Reaction and Counterreaction: Trent (1545-63) to Pre-Vatican II (1960) 156  Reformation and Renaissance (especially the sixteenth century) 156   The Baroque Period (especially the seventeenth century) 158   The Liturgical Movement 160  Chapter 9: Eucharistic Presence: An Invitation to Dialogue    164  ,,   Symbol and Reality 165 Christ`s Resurrection 167   Changing Attitudes toward the Eucharist 169   Eucharistic Presence: A Historical Overview 171   The Ninth Century    173 `   The Reformation 177   Transubstantiation 181   A PersonaHst Approach 182   Application to the Eucharist 184   Reactions and Qualifications 188   Conclusion 193   Chapter 10: Eucharist and Sacrifice: An Overview 194	  The "Spiritualization" of Sacrifice    195	  Christian Adaptation 196	  Shifting Trends 199  Post-Nicene Contributions    201        `	  Trent and the Reformation 205     	  More Recent Developments    208      The Future    210	  Chapter 11: Eucharist and the Holy Spirit 214  Historical Reflections    214   Theological Reflections 219  Pastoral Reflections 228  Ecumenical Reflections    229	
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