Growing in newness of life: Christian initiation in Anglicanism today: papers from the Fourth International Anglican Liturgical Consultation Toronto 1991
Twenty-two essays (plus the Toronto Statement) by twenty-five Anglican liturgists.
Contents divided into five sections: I: The Renewal of Initiation Theology -- II: Baptism, Mission and Ministry -- III: Confirmation and the Renewal of Baptismal Faith -- IV: Rites of Initiation -- V: Patterns of Initiation : An Anglican Mosaic.
Contents: Introduction / David R. Holeton -- Christian Initiation : An Ongoing Agenda for Anglicanism / David R. Holeton -- Theological Foundations for the Practice of Christian Initiation in the Anglican Communion / William R. Crockett -- Theological Foundations for Infant Baptism / Gordon W. Kuhrt -- Consequences of Infant Communion / Gregory Kerr-Wilson and Timothy Perkins -- Baptism and Mission / Louis Weil -- The Catechumenal Challenge to the Church / Robert J. Brooks -- Restoring the Catechumenate in the Decade of Evangelism / John W.B. Hill with Paul Bowie -- Preparing Parents for Infant Baptism / Ronald L. Dowling -- Confirmation / Colin Buchanan -- Liturgical Tradition and Recent Anglican Liturgical Reforms / Thomas J. Talley -- Patterns of Christian Initiation / Kenneth W. Stevenson -- Marked as Christ's Own Forever / Leonel L. Mitchell -- Reflections on Baptismal Symbolism and Baptismal Identity / Philip May -- A Survey of Current Anglican Initiation Rites / Kevin Flynn -- Child Communion : How it Happened in New Zealand / Brian Davis and Tom Brown -- The Bishop in Initiation / J.C. Fricker -- Baptizing the Nation : The Problem of Baptism in an Established Church / Donald Gray -- Pastoral Care and Baptismal Practice on the Fringes of Society : The Diocese of Cuba / Juan Quevedo-Bosch -- Adult Baptism : A Pacific Perspective / Winston Halapua -- Traditional Initiation Rites Among the Ngunis and Their Relationship to Christian Initiation / Themba Jerome Vundla -- An Asian Inculturation of the Baptismal Liturgy / Francis Wickremesinghe -- Initiation in Anglicanism : Where the Women Are / Elizabeth J. Smith -- The Toronto Statement : Walk in Newness of Life.
"This report is the result of a Diocesan survey concerning multicultural and ethnic ministry in general, and the `No Longer Strangers' project specifically, conducted in June 2000. ..... The purpose of this evaluation is to help us assess what we have accomplished in the past 5 years, and to assist us to develop our vision and goals for the future. This report is divided into two sections. The first includes an introduction, a theological reflection and our recommendations to the Diocese. In the second section, the respondents' views are recounted, first on multicultural ministry in the Diocese and then on the NLS [No Longer Strangers] project. Each of these parts is followed by comments from the author. Quotations from the respondents and the author's own comments are also included in boxes throughout the report." -- Preface, p. 1.
Cover letter laid in with report, dated 9 February 2001, and signed by Ann R. Keating, Director of Community Ministries, says "This report is a stirring invitation to the Church to shift to a new vision, a new paradigm. We must not be `survivalist' but we must reach out to others, especially to minorities in our midst; to open the doors wide for all. The report gives us specific suggestions about how we might do this."
Contents: Preface / The Editor -- Section One: Introduction / Juan A. Quevedo-Bosch -- Theological Reflection -- Recommendations -- Section Two: The Respondents' Viewpoints on Multicultural Ministry in the Diocese -- In Dialogue with the Respondents -- Ethnic/Language/Culture Based Congregations and Integrated Parishes -- Minority/Overseas Clergy: Vocations and Deployment -- The Respondents' Viewpoint on the "No Longer Strangers" Diocesan Project -- In Dialogue with the Respondents.
Contents divided into four main sections: Preparatory Documents -- Study Documents -- Implications across the Communion -- The Dublin Documents.
Contents: Introduction / David R. Holeton, Chair -- The Dublin Lecture: Issues concerning the Anglican Eucharist in the Twenty-First Century / Louis Weil -- Eucharistic Theology and Anglican Eucharistic Revision / William R. Crockett -- "Ubi eucharistia, ibi ecclesia" : Ecclesiological Reflections on Ministry, Order, and the Eucharist / Paul F. Bradshaw -- Towards Renewing the Shape of Anglican Eucharistic Liturgy / David R. Holeton -- One Bread, One Body : Ritual, Language, and Symbolism in the Eucharist / Ruth A. Meyers -- Whose Prayer will Make the Difference ? : Eucharistic Renewal and Liturgical Education / Elizabeth J. Smith -- Eucharist, Sacrifice, and Atonement : the "Clarifications" of ARCIC / Charles Sherlock -- Is Eucharistic Sacrifice a Culturally Relative Issue ? / Kenneth W. Stevenson -- Sacrifice in African Traditional Religion as a Means of Understanding Eucharistic Theology / Solomon Amusan -- Scripture and Eucharist / Michael Vasey -- Music and 'Renewing the Anglican Eucharist' / David Harrison -- Anglican Church Plans : a Brief History / David H. Smart -- A Study Guide to the Dublin Principles and Recommendations / Ruth A. Meyers -- Implications across the Communion : Australia / Gillian Varcoe -- Canada / John St. H. Gibaut -- Central Africa / Elson Jakazi -- Cuba / Juan Quevedo-Bosch -- England / David Kennedy and Philip Tovey -- Ireland / John Paterson -- New Zealand / George Connor -- Scotland / Ian Paton -- United States / J. Neil Alexander -- West Indies / Anthony Balgrove Aarons -- The Dublin Documents: Principles and Recommendations -- Working Group Papers -- I: Eucharistic Theology -- II: Ministry, Order, and the Eucharist -- III: The Structure of the Eucharist -- IV: Eucharist: Ritual, Language, and Symbolism -- V: Liturgical and Eucharistic Renewal -- A Study Guide to the Dublin Principles and Recommendations / Ruth A. Meyers.
"[E]dited by David R. Holeton, Dean of Trinity College, Toronto, Chair of the International Anglican Liturgical Consultation".
"First Impression March 1994". -- verso of t.-p.
Includes bibliographical references but NO index.
"Professor Thomas Talley and Bishop Colin Buchanan were asked to present papers which would outline as they saw them the major issues which would face those engaged in eucharistic reform and renewal over the coming years. These papers were are printed first in this volume. The Conference members were divided into four working groups which addressed the broad areas of (1) eucharistic theology: (2) ritual language and symbolism of the eucharist; (3) structure of the eucharistic rite and (4) ministry, order and the eucharist. The sort essay printed after the two main papers in this volume try to sketch out some of the issues that were raised in the context of those discussions". -- Intro. p. 5.
Seventeen papers by 20 authors.
Contents divided into two sections: The Conference Papers -- Short Essays on Particular Issues.
Contents: Contributors -- Introduction by the Editor / David R. Holeton -- The Conference Papers -- 1. Eucharistic Prayers, Past, Present and Future / Thomas Talley -- 2. Future Directions for Eucharistic Revisions / Colin Buchanan -- Short Essays on Particular Issues -- 3. Issues around Ministry and Eucharist / Paul Bradshaw and John Gibaut -- 4. Eucharistic Consecration, the Role of the Institution Narrative in the Eucharistic Prayer, and Supplementary Consecration / William Crockett -- 5. Structure of the Eucharist: Some Discussion Issues / Ronald Dowling -- 6. Issues Regarding Anglicans, Ecumenism and the Eucharist / John Gibaut -- 7. Preserving Unity at Large Celebrations of the Eucharist / Paul Gibson and Clayton Morris -- 8. Penance and the Eucharist / David Holeton -- 9. Ceremonial, Ritual Gesture and the Eucharist / David Holeton and Charles Wallace -- 10. The Epiclesis and the Role of the Holy Spirit in the Eucharistic Prayer / David Kennedy -- 11. Language and the Eucharist / Gillian Mendham -- 12. The Common Cup and the Common Loaf / Ruth Meyers -- 13. Communion without a Priest ? / Harold Miller and Phillip Tovey -- 14. The Eucharistic Species and Inculturation / Juan Quevedo-Bosch -- 15. Mission and the Liturgy / Charles Sherlock -- 16. The Architectural Setting of the Eucharist / David Smart -- 17. Offering and Sacrifice / Kenneth Stevenson and Bryan Spinks.