“Through Whom All Things Were Made”: Creation in Christ
Juan A. Martinez Camino“The theological concept of creation is incomprehensible unless Christ, and therefore the Holy Trinity, plays a decisive role in its shaping.”
Summer 2001
Creation in Christ (photocopy)
Waiting for a Cosmic Christ in an Uncreated World
Peter Casarella“The learned dialogue between theologians and scientists comes to nought . . . if there are no practical measures for perceiving the form of Christ as the form of the world.”
Creation and Nuptiality: A Reflection on Feminism in Light of Schmemann’s Liturgical Theology
David L. Schindler“The problem of our time . . . originates in the loss of the inherently ‘symbolic’ dimension of the creaturely order of things and persons.”
Trinity and Creation
Xavier Tilliette , SJ.Is Creation a Negation?
Silvano PetrosinoBalthasar, Globalization, and the Problem of the One and the Many
William T. CavanaughThe Tribe or the Global Village?: Fundamental Reflections on Multiculturalism
Javier PradesTradition: Authentic and Unauthentic
Avery DullesThe Transmission of Faith Through Art
Hamilton ArmstrongTribute to Mozart
Hans Urs von Balthasar"Mozart serves by making audible the triumphal hymn of a prelapsarian and resurrected creation, in which suffering and guilt are not presented as faint memory, as past, but as conquered, absolved, transfigured present."