Full of Your Glory

Teresa Berger is professor of liturgical studies at the Yale Institute of Sacred Music and at Yale Divinity School where she also holds an appointment as the Thomas E. Golden Jr. Professor of Catholic Theology. She is the author, most recently, of @ Worship: Liturgical Practices in Digital Worlds (Routledge, 2018) and editor or co-editor of three previous volumes from the Yale ISM Liturgy Conferences from Liturgical Press.

"With world-class liturgical scholars offering creative, tradition-steeped essays on the ecological imaginaries made and possible in practices of worship, this is a milestone volume."Willis Jenkins, Professor of Religious Studies, University of Virginia

• ContentsForeword: Martin D. JeanIntroduction: Teresa BergerChapter 1 Naming the World: Liturgy and the Transformation of Time and Matter with Some Highlights from the Question and Answer Session =that Followed Rowan Williams’s Keynote Address: Rowan Williams  Part One: BIBLICAL AND HISTORICAL ASPECTSChapter 2 “Bless the Lord, Fire and Heat”: Reclaiming Daniel’s Cosmic Liturgy for Contemporary Eco-Justice: Anathea Portier-YoungChapter 3 “The Firstfruits of God’s Creatures”: Bread, Eucharist, and the Ancient Economy: Andrew McGowanChapter 4Salvator Mundi: Visualizing Divine Authority: Felicity Harley-McGowanChapter 5 Night or Dawn? Easter Night in Light of Cosmos and Creation: Duco VollebregtChapter 6 The Six Evenings of Creation in the Hymns of the Roman Breviary: Peter JefferyChapter 7 Rogationtide and the Secular Imaginary: Nathan J. RistucciaChapter 8 The Cosmos and the Altar in Hildegard’s Scivias and Select Sequence Texts: Margot E. FasslerChapter 9 Cum angelis et archangelis: Singing a Sacramental Cosmology in the Medieval Christian West: M. Jennifer Bloxam  Part Two: THEOLOGICAL-LITURGICAL PERSPECTIVESChapter 10 The World as Christ’s Body: Problems and Possibilities: David GrumettChapter 11 Fruit of the Earth, Work of Human Hands, Bread of Life: The Ordo Missae on Creation and the World: Joris GeldhofChapter 12 Sacramental Theology after Laudato Si’: Kevin W. IrwinChapter 13 A Spring of Blessing: Creation and Sanctification in Byzantine Liturgy and Piety: Nicholas Denysenko  Part Three: REFLECTIONS ON CONTEMPORARY PRACTICESChapter 14 The First of September: Environmental Care and Creation Day: Bert GroenChapter 15 Troubled Waters, Troubling Initiation Rites: Mary E. McGannChapter 16 Wisdom’s Buried Treasure: Ecological Cosmology in Funeral Rites: Benjamin M. StewartChapter 17 Liturgical Free Association with Symbiopsychotaxiplasm:Take One: Gerald C. LiuList of ContributorsIndex