Eucharistic communion and rituals of communion in Igbo culture: an integrative study of liturgy, faith, and culture

Inculturation: An Evolving Process -- Theological Basis for Inculturation -- The Dynamism and Meaning of Culture -- The Igbo: Tradition, Religion, and Culture -- Rituals of Communion in Igbo culture -- Igbo People and Encounter of Catholicism -- Catholic Teachings on Eucharistic Communion -- Theolog...

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Main Author: Anibueze, Mary-Reginald ca. 20./21. Jh. (Author)
Format: Print Book
Language:English
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Published: New York Peter Lang [2020]
In:Year: 2020
Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains:B Ibo (People) / Communion / Ritual / Inculturation / Liturgy / Catholic church / Intercultural theology
IxTheo Classification:KDB Roman Catholic Church
Further subjects:B Igbo (African people) Religion
B Christianity and culture (Africa)
B Lord's Supper Catholic Church
B Catholic Church (Africa)
B Thesis
B Liturgical adaptation Catholic Church
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Summary:Inculturation: An Evolving Process -- Theological Basis for Inculturation -- The Dynamism and Meaning of Culture -- The Igbo: Tradition, Religion, and Culture -- Rituals of Communion in Igbo culture -- Igbo People and Encounter of Catholicism -- Catholic Teachings on Eucharistic Communion -- Theological and Relational Interpretations of Eucharistic Communion -- Igbo Catholics and Liturgical Inculturation -- Liturgy and Life: Integration of Eucharistic Communion and Igbo Rituals of Communion -- Conclusion: A Way Forward and Hope for the Future.
"This book elucidates the dynamism of culture and how cultural expressions are often intertwined with religious expressions. The Catholic Church, while conscious of profound cultural diversities of her members, earnestly seeks to inculturate the gospel message in different cultures for a better expressed, experienced, and lived Catholicism in the modern world. Relational and theological expressions of Eucharistic communion increase in wealth and meaning when Christians of different races and cultures are able to understand the global call to unity and interconnectivity in the world today. Relating the clear theological and relational aspects of Eucharistic communion to the traditional rituals of communion expressed in Igbo culture, enriches both the encountered faith and lived culture. The rituals of communion in Igbo tradition studied, Emume Oji (Ritual Breaking of the Kolanut), Iri Ji Ohuru (New Yam Festival), and Igba Oriko (Reconciliation Ceremony), are still prevalent and valued among the Igbo people. These rituals pilot and determine the wellbeing of present and future generations of Igbo people. An integrative study of liturgy, faith, and culture, establishes the theological and relational aspects of both the traditional rituals of communion in Igbo culture and the Christian understanding of Eucharistic communion, for a truly inculturated Eucharistic theology"--
Item Description:Includes bibliographical references and index
ISBN:1433175142