Roczniki Liturgiczno-Homiletyczne

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Roczniki Liturgiczno-Homiletyczne były kontynuacją wydawanego od 1998 r. zeszytu 8 „Roczników Teologicznych”, poświęconego liturgii. Czasopismo zostało wydane samodzielnie w roku 2009 jako „Roczniki Liturgiczne”, w latach 2010-2013 ukazywało się pod tytułem „Roczniki Liturgiczno-Homiletyczne”, gdyż wydawane było przez Instytut Liturgiki i Homiletyki KUL. Obecnie ponownie stanowi część „Roczników Teologicznych” – zeszyt 8: Liturgika i zeszyt 12: Homiletyka.

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Diakonalny wymiar liturgii, czyli otwartość na problemy świata
Nadolski, Bogusław (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
Public theology, which first appeared in the United States of America at the end of the 20th century, presents a certain challenge also for the liturgy. In this article the author addresses the “diaconisation” of the liturgy, pointing to the reasons, which authorize for the use in the liturgy aspects of public theology, which emphasize the characteristic elements of the liturgy, as a rich cultural inspiration for society in an extremely direct perspective for progression, recalling to mind the richness of the Eucharistic mystery by which ars celebrandi and ars praesidendi should increase sensitivity and better motivate the participants in the liturgy to a greater love for the community.
Spis publikacji ks. prof. dra hab. Czesława Krakowiaka
Migut, Bogusław (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
Struktura i teologia modlitwy poświęcenia kościoła i ołtarza
Araszczuk, Stanisław (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
Before a church is ready for liturgical purposes, it should be consecrated by a bishop. In Christian antiquity this rite consisted in bringing in the relics of a saint martyr and saying the first Holy Mass. In later centuries the rites of church’s dedication were enriched by many new elements. A church, as a visible building, is a special sign of the People of God that is on its pilgrimage on earth and is an image of the community in heaven. Each church that is supposed to be consecrated should have a title. A bishop is the proper steward of the rite of consecration, and the day of consecration is usually Sunday, as then the congregation is more numerous. First there is a solemn prayer of consecration. The introduction to liturgical books confers on it the following meaning: “The Eucharist is the most important and in the only necessary rite of consecration. In line, however, with the common custom of the Eastern and Western Church a special prayer is said that expresses the intention to consecrate the church to the Lord for good and to entreat His blessing” (Ordo dedicationis ecclesiae et altaris II 15). The prayer is therefore the declaration of the will of the whole people announced by the bishop, and it is a request of blessing and sanctification. It is a new composition that contains two previous consecration prayers, one for the church and one for altar. Thus the inalienable relationship between church and alter is stressed. The editors have shown in it also the classical structure of prayer, poetic power, doctrinal richness, biblical and patristic inspirations. The prayer of consecration expresses the will of the local community that this place become a place where to celebrate holy mysteries, and also mobilize people to contemplation and life in accord with evangelical justice.
Przy łóżku chorego
Grześkowiak, Jerzy (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
Rękopisy liturgiczne biblioteki Kamedułów w Bieniszewie. Materiały do studiów źródeł liturgicznych
Pałęcki, Waldemar (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
Triada sakramentalna chrzest – bierzmowanie – Eucharystia. Aspekt teologicznopastoralny
Rojewski, Andrzej (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
Rok liturgiczny aktualizacją misterium Chrystusa
Migut, Bogusław (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
The Liturgical year actualises the mystery of Christ. This follows from the divine and human nature of Jesus Christ, and at the same time from His mysterious being. Jesus Christ is the mysterium of God. In His, starting from the mysterium of incarnation, through particular mysteria of his life on earth up to the paschal mysterium, God saved humankind and revealed His unity in the Trinity. The mysterium of salvation that is combined with the internal life of the Holy Trinity. It is continued in the Church and for the Church. This continuation takes place in two ways: preaching – preaching the mysterium of Christ and its sacramental actualisation. The Liturgical year is a concrete context of celebration, and it is itself a celebration of the whole of the mysterium of Christ (the sacrament or else the sacramentale of the liturgical year) in reference to the longer period of man’s life. Its centre is the paschal mysterium of Christ. The Eucharist is an important tie of the liturgical year. It constitutes not only the centre of celebrations in the liturgical year, but its theological contents are, so to say, repeated all over the liturgical year. The liturgical year combines in itself preaching the mysterium of Christ (the Gospel) and its sacramental actualisation. It confers on the preaching of the word of God a more profound sacramental dimension – the actualisation of salvific events.
Z pogranicza literatury i przepowiadania homilijnego
Pintal, Leszek (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
Various milieus have shown concern about the need and necessity to renew homiletic preaching. Benedict XVI has marked this important problem for the contemporary Church when he reminded us: “In view of the significance of the word of God it is necessary to improve the quality of homilies.” One way to renew preaching may consist in introducing some elements of literature. The sphere of sacrum is the area where literature and theology meet. Literature may therefore find its place in homiletic preaching and may essentially contribute to the renewal of the quality of preaching today.
Przegląd bibliografii z wybranych zagranicznych czasopism liturgicznych z roku 2008
Krakowiak, Czesław (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
Obrzęd chrztu świętego w Kościele anglikańskim
Maciaszek, Paweł (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
In the Church of England baptism must always be administered with water in the name of the blessed Trinity, according to Jesus Christ’s command (Mt 28,19). As regards the effect of this sacrament marks a person’s new birth into God’s kingdom. It is a death to sin and comprehends gifts that by nature people cannot have. In it they are regenerated and made members of Christ and children of God. Baptism is something that happens to someone on the outside (being dipped in or sprinkled with water) as a symbol or sign of something happening on the inside (repentance, forgiveness and the gift of the Holy Spirit). The baptism of baby or an adult is a sign of the profound spiritual change which takes place when someone becomes a Christians. This is why this sacrament is celebrated as such an important event in the life of the Church. There are two basic types of baptism service in the Church of England. There are baptism services that follow the order of service in the Book of Common Prayer of 1662 and there are those that follow the orders of service in Common Worship that were authorised for use from 1998. In spite of the differences there are a number of core elements that can be seen in the orders of service in both the Book of Common Prayer and Common Worship, elements that are central to Christian baptism and that can be found in services of baptism from very early time. In the case of the Common Worship services there is the option for additional elements, which are also practices that go back to the early days of the Church. In the Anglican Churches godparents agree to take on three special responsibilities; to pray for the child, to set him a good example and to teach him. The Church expect parents and godparents to play their part in introducing the child to Christianity. Those who are older when they are baptized have sponsors rather than Godparents. The role of the sponsor is not to speak for the person being baptized, but to formally present them for baptism and to help them in their growth as Christians after they have been baptised.
Działalność naukowo-dydaktyczna Instytutu Teologii pastoralnej KUL w roku akademickim 2007/2008
Smoleń, Jerzy (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
Maryja wzorem uczestnictwa we Mszy Świętej
Janiec, Zdzisław (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
This paper shows Mary as the pattern of participation in the Holy Mass. Mary as “the Woman of the Eucharist” not only is present in the Liturgy and in liturgical texts (most often by way of mentioning), but her presence is mystical and spiritual. Thus Mary’s example rears the participants of the Mass how to become the people of the Eucharist. Special formative moments are the following: Mary’s attitude towards the word of God proclaimed at the Mass, prayer of the faithful, preparations of the gifts, worship of God, fellow offering at the Mass, and during the Communion. Mary therefore helps a conscious, full, and fruitfull participation in the Holy Mass in the spirit of the Second Vatican Council.
Liturgia żywą katechezą
Goliszek, Piotr (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
The Liturgy is a community between God and man. During a liturgical celebration, man experiences an encounter with the Person of Christ. It is a personal encounter, that is, a real encounter. The Liturgy makes present the whole Person of Christ, His life, words and acts. It makes present the history of salvation, in particular the Paschal Mystery of Christ, that is His passion, death, funeral, resurrection, and ascension, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit that revived Christ at resurrection in the Liturgy makes present His salvific work, makes it alive and actual. Jesus Christ present in the Liturgy through the enlivening action of the Holy Spirit saves, arouses faith and sets man free to be a child of God. Thus man receives a gift of new life through personal unity with the Father through Christ in the Holy Spirit. In the Liturgy, Jesus Christ in collaboration with the Holy Spirit reveals, meets man, and leads to communion and unity with the whole community of the Holy Trinity. Here emerges the purpose of the Liturgy, which is identical with superior purpose of religious instruction (catechesis). Both the Liturgy and catechesis seek to lead their participant to communion and intimacy with Jesus Christ. He leads to unity with the Father in the Holy Spirit. This personalistic character of the Liturgy makes it the place of living catechesis. The Liturgy expresses faith, communicates faith and shapes it. The whole Liturgy contains Catholic faith and confesses this faith through celebration. The Liturgy is not a learned knowledge of faith, it does not explain concepts, it is not a theological tract or an interpretation, but its catechetic character is expressed in the fact that it makes faith and leads to an existential encounter with God. In this sense the Liturgy is a living and dynamic catechesis, it has a personal and educational character. In religious instruction that is taking place in the Liturgy God Himself speaks, gives instructions saves, and brings up man to full humanity.
Liturgia jako pieśń nowa ku czci Pana
Nowak, Władysław (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
Dystrybucja psalmów w posoborowej reformie księgi Liturgii Godzin. Kwestie redakcyjne
Stefański, Jerzy (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
This study presents the editorial process related with the distribution of the psalms in the post-councillor book of the Liturgy of the Hours. Study Group Three was responsible for these works. It was part of the Consilium ad exsequendam Constitutionem de Sacra Liturgia. As a result several years of editorial work was resignation from the one and a half thousand-year-old tradition to quote the whole of the Psalter during one week. New ordinarium of the Psalter has been introduced with a four-week scheme of the psalms. The above Study Group, supported by the authority of competent organs of the Holy See, established a new set and number of the psalms in each of particular canonical hours of the current Breviarium Romanum. An additional question which the editors of the new book had to face, was the role, meaning, and place of the so-called cursing psalms (or only the very psalmodic lines of this kind) and the historical psalms. Eventually, the above psalms are left out of the ordinarium of the four-week set of the psalms.
Wiara w życiu i działalności św. Maksymiliana Kolbego w świetle kazań biskupów polskich
Kosman, Ignacy (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
The preaching of Polish bishops on the manifestation of faith in St. Maximilian Kolbe embraces the whole of the question in the light of the Second Vatican Council. It shows how faith can be understood as a factor forming Christian life. In this sense Fr. Kolbe appears to be a personal pattern of the believer, who understands faith as a special encounter of grace and human effort. Faith of this kind embraces the whole man: it combines obedience with freedom, reason with the heart. It is characterized by dynamism and vividness, both in the personal and ecclesial dimension. The ecclesial character of faith constitutes its origin and end. The important elements of a living faith are the following: prayer suffering, and offering. Their source is love, upon which each human trust is grounded. Love makes the practice of faith to grow up to heroism. In St. Maximilian the act of faith bore a strong Marian mark. It is for Her, for the Immaculate, that he lived, worked, and died. His Niepokalanów, the publishing house, Militia of the Immaculata, missions and Auschwitz were the indicators of his apostolical and evangelizational activity. They made up the essence of living by faith and living in faith. He died as he believed. Indeed, St. Maximilian Kolbe’s life and activity anticipated the contemporary teaching of the Magisterium, both in the aspect of his personal sanctification and missionary commitment. In this sense Fr. Kolbe outdistanced his epoch and the Church. He had no fear of the media. In his hands they became modern tools of pastoral work with which he sought to win the world for Christ.
Elementy kultury świętowania niedzieli w Polsce
Sobeczko, Helmut Jan (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
Lasst uns voller Hoffnung vorwärts gehen! Pädagogisch-katechetische Aspekte, wie der Christ die Zeichen der Zeit in der gegenwärtigen Welt aufnimmt
Stala, Józef (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
Posłannictwo Kościoła nie polega tylko na przekazywaniu ludziom ewangelicznego orędzia Chrystusa, ale na doskonaleniu duchem ewangelicznym całego porządku spraw doczesnych oraz właściwym odczytywaniu i rozumieniu znaków czasu. To przepajanie duchem Ewangelii wszystkich wydarzeń i dziedzin rzeczywistości stanowi właściwą specyfikę apostolstwa. Do chrześcijan należy świadczenie o tym, jak wiara chrześcijańska daje jedyną pełną odpowiedź na problemy i nadzieje, jakie życie stawia przed każdym człowiekiem i każdym społeczeństwem. Chrześcijanie muszą stawać się dla świata czytelnymi znakami innej rzeczywistości, rzeczywistości Bożego królestwa. W niniejszym artykule podjęto próbę wskazania pedagogiczno-katechetycznych aspektów dostrzegania, właściwego rozumienia i podejmowania przez chrześcijan znaków czasu we współczesnym świecie. Chrześcijanie realizują przez to zadanie consecratio mundi i dzięki temu mogą iść naprzód z nadzieją. Zostało to omówione przez uświadomienie faktu, że chrześcijanin nie ucieka, lecz żyje we współczesnym świecie, dla którego stara się być świadkiem królestwa Bożego oraz ukazuje mu drogę Ewangelii.
Zawsze miał nadzieję. Ksiądz Mieczysław Brzozowski. Świadectwa i wspomnienia. Red. Alina Rynio. Wyd. II poprawione. Lublin: Wydawnictwo Archidiecezji Lubelskiej GAUDIUM 2006 ss. 401.
Głowa, Władysław (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)
Liturgia biskupia Wielkiego Czwartku w wawelskich ceremoniałach z XVI wieku
Fedorowicz, Szymon (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2009)

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