Horizons: Essays on Synodality, Liturgy, and Global Catholicism (eBook, ePUB) - Grayland, J P
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At the heart of Catholic identity lies the liturgy-both a mirror and a moulder of belief. In Horizons , the essays argue that authentic, culturally attuned worship must be participatory and inclusive. The liturgical question, often submerged beneath ecclesial debates, emerges here as the central axis of transformation.
The growth of Catholicism in the Global South and Pope Francis's emphasis on synodality challenge the old centre-periphery model. Can one faith be expressed in many voices without losing coherence? This book explores the opportunities and tensions of a genuinely global…mehr

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At the heart of Catholic identity lies the liturgy-both a mirror and a moulder of belief. In Horizons, the essays argue that authentic, culturally attuned worship must be participatory and inclusive. The liturgical question, often submerged beneath ecclesial debates, emerges here as the central axis of transformation.

The growth of Catholicism in the Global South and Pope Francis's emphasis on synodality challenge the old centre-periphery model. Can one faith be expressed in many voices without losing coherence? This book explores the opportunities and tensions of a genuinely global Church, shaped by local cultures. In this new globalised context, Catholicism must earn its relevance through listening, humility, and justice.

Horizons is a compelling invitation to engage the Church's future not with fear, but with faith, imagination, and the conviction that renewal begins in worship and flows outward into the world.

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Autorenporträt
J P Grayland is a Catholic priest in New Zealand. He completed a Bachelor of Education in 1990 and a Bachelor of Theology in 1992 and was ordained priest in 1992. In 1996 he completed a Master of Philosophy degree in Church History and his thesis, It Changed Overnight. Celebrating New Zealand's Liturgical Renewal 1963 to 1970 was published by Te Hepara Pai in 2003.

Between 1997 and 2002 he studied at the University of Muenster, Germany with periods of study in Belgium and France. He completed his Doctorate in Theology in the discipline of Liturgy in 2002. Following this Joe taught Liturgical and Sacramental Theology in the New Zealand National Seminary and religious architecture at the University of Auckland the Boston Architectural College.

He has worked thirteen years in professional development in Professional Membership organization and taught in parish programs and ministered as a priest throughout that time, including seven as an Officiating Catholic chaplain at the RNZAF Airforce base, Whenuapai, near Auckland, New Zealand.

J P Grayland has published articles and chapters in books in New Zealand, Australia and Germany.

He resides in Palmerston North New Zealand and is pastor of three parishes.

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