Dr Karen O'Donnell is Coordinator for the Centre for Contemporary Spirituality and Programme Leader for the MA in Christian Spirituality at Sarum College.

"This extraordinarily powerful book does not retreat from the blood, loss and deathliness sewn into Christian theologies across the ages. Nonetheless, it also insists on their transformative potential and capacity to bring new light to experiences of trauma and its aftermath today. O'Donnell's is a bold new voice in constructive theology."

• Acknowledgements 1. Trauma in Bodies, in Memories, and in Theology 2. The Eucharist as Non-Identical Repetition: What is Being Re-Membered at the Altar? 3. Christ is One: The Unity of the Body in the Theology of Cyril of Alexandria Rupture 4. Priesthood 5. Sacrifice 6. The Materiality of the Eucharist 7. Trauma and Sacrament 8. Body: A Love Story Further Reading Bibliography Index of Biblical References Index of Names and Subjects

Dr Karen O'Donnell is Coordinator for the Centre for Contemporary Spirituality and Programme Leader for the MA in Christian Spirituality at Sarum College.

"This extraordinarily powerful book does not retreat from the blood, loss and deathliness sewn into Christian theologies across the ages. Nonetheless, it also insists on their transformative potential and capacity to bring new light to experiences of trauma and its aftermath today. O'Donnell's is a bold new voice in constructive theology."

• Acknowledgements 1. Trauma in Bodies, in Memories, and in Theology 2. The Eucharist as Non-Identical Repetition: What is Being Re-Membered at the Altar? 3. Christ is One: The Unity of the Body in the Theology of Cyril of Alexandria Rupture 4. Priesthood 5. Sacrifice 6. The Materiality of the Eucharist 7. Trauma and Sacrament 8. Body: A Love Story Further Reading Bibliography Index of Biblical References Index of Names and Subjects

Dr Karen O'Donnell is Coordinator for the Centre for Contemporary Spirituality and Programme Leader for the MA in Christian Spirituality at Sarum College.

"This extraordinarily powerful book does not retreat from the blood, loss and deathliness sewn into Christian theologies across the ages. Nonetheless, it also insists on their transformative potential and capacity to bring new light to experiences of trauma and its aftermath today. O'Donnell's is a bold new voice in constructive theology."

• Acknowledgements 1. Trauma in Bodies, in Memories, and in Theology 2. The Eucharist as Non-Identical Repetition: What is Being Re-Membered at the Altar? 3. Christ is One: The Unity of the Body in the Theology of Cyril of Alexandria Rupture 4. Priesthood 5. Sacrifice 6. The Materiality of the Eucharist 7. Trauma and Sacrament 8. Body: A Love Story Further Reading Bibliography Index of Biblical References Index of Names and Subjects