Tag: Sacramental

The Monster and the Monstrance: A Sacramental Worldview Beyond Mere Aesthetics

You eat directly the good God; you feed directly from God. And there’s nothing closer than touching. There is nothing closer than food. Than that incorporation, than the incarnation of food. —Charles Péguy, The Mystery of the Charity of Joan of Arc, 35 The accomplishments of William Cavanaugh’s essay on
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The Weaving of Moral and Sacramental Theology in the Advent Wreath

While some effort has been expended in bringing the fields of moral theology into productive conversation with those of liturgical and sacramental theology, sustained reflection on the role of the sacraments in the Christian moral life continues to elude moral theologians, generally speaking. With this being the case, it is
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