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基本説明
One of the first social scientific analyses of the implementation of these changes in worship practices.
Full Description
The Constitution of Sacred Liturgy is widely regarded as the most significant among the sixteen documents produced by the Second Vatican Council. The constitution has radically redefined the methods and meanings of Catholic worship, including a shift from rote enactment of rituals, to the laity as a spiritual community. Transforming Catholicism offers the first social scientific analysis of these liturgical changes in worship and their implementations in local situations. Guided by a consistent theory of policy implementation, Michael J. McCallion and David R. Maines examine the growing emphasis placed on biblical interpretations of sacred meanings, interpretative homilies, and the production of mass in local languages. This book incorporates first-hand empirical data in studying the influence of professional liturgists on parish worship practices and the subsequent symbolic interactionist theories. Transforming Catholicism is a sophisticated and engaging read that will captivate seminary professors and those interested in policy analysis.
Contents
Chapter 1 Vatican II as Policy Formation Chapter 2 Becoming a Vatican II Diocese Chapter 3 Liturgists and Their Social Movements Chapter 4 Bob the Liturgist Chapter 5 First Holy Communion Chapter 6 The Rite of Chirstian Initiation of Adults Chapter 7 The Tabernacle Chapter 8 Implementing Vatican II
