Lively Oracles of God: Perspectives on the Bible and Liturgy

Lively Oracles of God
Foreword — Paul F. Bradshaw
Preface
Contributors
Chapter 1: “Today This Scripture Has Been Fulfilled in Your Hearing” — Cally Hammond
Chapter 2: “How Are They to Hear Without Someone to Proclaim Him?” — John Baldovin, SJ
Chapter 3: The Bible in the Context of the Eucharist — Thomas O’Loughlin
Chapter 4: Living Lent and Engaging Easter: Scripture’s Potential and Liturgy’s Limits — Anne McGowan
Chapter 5: Light in the Darkness: Advent to Candlemas — David Kennedy
Chapter 6: Sunday, the Week, and Ordinary Time: A Return ad Fontes — Normand Bonneau, OMI
Chapter 7: The Role of the Bible in Anglican Marriage Rites — Catherine Reid
Chapter 8: Scripture Shaping Funerals or Cultural Funerals Shaping Scripture? — Lizette Larson-Miller
Chapter 9: Bible, Liturgy, and Doxology — Bridget Nichols
Chapter 10: Limping with the Living God: Reimagining Centre and Margins in the Liturgy — Armand Léon van Ommen
Chapter 11: A World Made New in Christ — Christopher Irvine
Chapter 12: Children Are Church — Ann Loades
Chapter 13: Liturgy, Gender, and Identity — Stephen Burns
Conclusion: Reading the Bible through the Liturgy — Gordon Jeanes
Index of Biblical References