Christology and Pastoral Practice "From Below"./ Felipe Gomez, S.J.---pp. 4- 14.

Consubstantial With Us./ Rebecca Conlon, S.S.C.---pp. 15- 18.

Mundari Eucharist: A Pastoral Reflection./ Emmanuel Horo, S.J.---pp. 19- 31.

You Can Change Yourself and The World With Christian- Asian Meditation./ Bishop Ratna Bamrungtrakul of Chiang Mai (Thailand)---pp. 32- 37.

Composing Music For An Asian Local Church. An interview with Father Eduardo P. Hontiveros, S.J. of the Philippines.---pp. 38- 46.

" Sensus Plenior" in holy Scripture and in the Chinese Classics./ Mark Fang, S.J. ---pp. 47- 59.

A Centenary in Borneo./ Desmond Crowe FMS.---pp. 60- 68.

God Language./ Garry Moore.----pp. 69- 76.

World Conference of Religions on " Religions and Man". Final Declaration.---pp. 77- 83.

The New Canon Law Coming./ Felipe Gomez. S.J.---pp. 84- 90.

The emerging theology of religions; The contribution of the catholic church in India./ by Thomas Emprayil.---pp. 91- 99.

East Asian Pastoral Review: East Asian Pastoral Institute vol. XIX, 1982, number 2.---pp. 1-4.

The Place of Non- Christian religions and cultures in the evolution of a third- world theology./ Aloysius Pieris, S.J.---pp. 5- 33.

Results of the Sedos Seminar on the Future of Mission, Rome, March 1981.---pp. 34- 58.

Interview with Father Jose Marins.---pp. 59- 73.

Spirituality of the third Age./ Yves Raguin, S.J.---pp. 74- 80.

Jesus and the Sacred./ Herman Hendrickx, CICM.---pp. 81- 90.

East Asian Pastoral Revie: East Asian Pastoral Institute, vol. XIX, 1982, number 3.---pp.1-2.

EAPI Summer Course 1982 The Sacraments and Inculturation./ Desmond Crowe, FMS.---pp. 195.

Stage One: Orientation to the Course.---pp. 196- 204.

Psychology and Ritual.---pp. 205- 209.

Ritual and Social Change.---pp. 209- 213.

Anthropology of Ritual.---pp. 214- 221.

Stage Two: Classical Theology of The Sacraments.---pp. 222- 2226.

The Old Testament and Ritual.---pp. 227- 230.

Word and Sacrament.---pp. 230- 235.

The Theological Shift: Symbols.---pp. 236- 240.

Symbolic Structure of the Sacraments.---pp. 240- 245.

Approaches to Inculturation.---pp. 245- 248.

Stage Three: Anthropology of Initiation.---pp. 249- 251.

Theology of Christian Initiation.---pp. 252- 263.

Theology of Confirmation.---pp. 264- 267.

Liturgy of Initiation.---pp. 268- 279.

Theology of the Eucharist.---pp. 280- 288.

Christian Sacrifice.---pp. 288- 291.

Unity and Cintinuity in the Liturgy.---pp. 291- 297.

The Sacrament of Reconciliation.---pp. 297- 305.

Pastoral Reflections.---pp. 305- 313.

Theology of Marriage.---pp. 313- 319.

Sacrament of the Sick.---pp. 319- 327.

Sacrament of Order.---pp. 327- 338

East Asian Pastoral Review: East Asian Pastoral Institute, vl.XIX, 1982, number 4.---pp. 339- 343.

Reconciliation: The Courage to Create a New Future- Looking with Hope and Concern at the coming Synod./ Adolfo Nicolas, S.J.---pp. 344- 345.

1. The Wider Context: Promise and Disappointment.---pp. 345- 348.

2. The Anthropology of Reconciliation.---pp. 348- 353.

3. The Theology of Reconciliation: A Few General Considerations.---pp. 353- 358.

4.The Church as sacrament of Reconciliation: Life and Symbol.---pp. 358- 360.

5. The Sacramental Celebration of Reconciliation.---pp. 360- 363.

6. Final Observations.---pp. 363- 364.

Marriage as a Christian Commitment./ Jose M. de Mesa. Maryhill School of theology.---pp. 365- 383.

Letter of Participation of Bima III.---pp. 384- 397.

The Spirituality of Dialogue./ Aloysius Berchmans Chang, SJ.---pp. 398- 400.

The Manila Conference of Christian Organizations For Interreligious Encounter in Eastern Asia./James W. Heizig.---pp. 401- 410.

Religious Education in a Psychological Key./ By John H. Peatling, Birmingham, Alabama.---pp. 411- 412.