Marginalia-- pp. vi-vii

Liturgical Formation, Liberation Theology and Latin American Culture: A Study about the Changes in Liturgical Formation in the Context of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Brazil/ J�lio C�zar Adam-- pp. 1-13

After God but behind the Cross: The Procession as a Way to Re-Encounter God in a Culture beyond Classical Liturgy/ Mirella Klomp, Danie Veldsman-- pp. 15-29

The Role of the Holy Spirit in Early Anglican Eucharistic Theology/ Shawn Strout-- pp. 31-60

The "Reign of God" as Primary Goal of Liturgical Formation/ Thomas R. Whelan-- pp. 61-73

The Liturgical Reception of Isaiah 6:3 in Nineteenth-Century Sweden/ Sebastian Selv�n-- pp. 75-87

Liturgical Innovations in the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church (1921-1930): The Untold Story/ Nicholas Denysenko-- pp. 89-112

Liturgical Experiences Mediated through Abstract Art/ Behrenfeld F.S.E. Maura-- pp. 113-118

no. 2

Marginalia-- pp. xiv-xv

Preface/ Deo Gratias-- pp. 121-123

Philosophical Assumptions Underlying Anglican Eucharistic Theology: A Study in Multiformity/ Brian Douglas-- pp. 124-137

Sacramental Languages and Intercommunion: Identifying a Source of Tension between the Catholic and the Reformed Churches/ Thomas O'Loughlin-- pp. 138-150

The Importance of the Ordo in Sacramental Theology: Communion without Baptism as a Case Study/ Shawn Strout-- pp. 151-163

The Neonian Baptistery as Performance Space: The Purpose of the Scripture Quotes in the Four Niches/ Michael H. Marchal-- pp. 164-177

Liturgy & Sacramentality: First Perspectives from Process Oriented Psychology/ James G. Leachman-- pp. 178-196

Being Formed at the Church's School of Prayer: Role of the Liturgy of the Hours in the Ongoing Formation of Christian Faithful/ Maryann Madhavathu-- pp. 197-209

When the Conception of Abstract art is a Eucharistic Connection/ Behrenfeld F.S.E. Maura-- pp. 210-220

Economy of the Liturgical Praxis in the Orthodox Christian Perspective/ Arkadiusz Mironko-- pp. 221-235