BIBLIOGRAPHY #5: Pastoral Issues & the Eucharist

1. EUCHARISTIC MINISTRY

Paul F. Bradshaw, Liturgical Presidency in the Early Church, Grove Liturgical Study 36 (Bramcote: Grove Books,

1983).

Richard R. Gaillardetz, “In Service of Communion: A Trinitarian Foundation for Christian Ministry,” Worship 67

(1993) 418-433.

John Grabner, “Ordained and Lay: Them—Us or We?” Worship 54 (1980) 325-331
Robert Hovda, Strong, Loving and Wise: Presiding in Liturgy, 5

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ed. (Washington, DC: The Liturgical Conference,

1983).

Robert W. Hovda, “The Amen Corner: Liturgy’s Many Roles ... Ministers or Intruders?” Worship 64 (1990) 171-

175.

Kathleen Hughes, Lay Presiding: The Art of Leading Prayer, American Essays in Liturgy 7 (Washington, DC:

Pastoral Press, 1988).

Gordon W. Lathrop, “Christian Leadership and Liturgical Community,” Worship 66 (1992) 98-124.
Hervé-Marie Legrand, “Traditio perpetua servata? The Non-ordination of Women: Tradition or Simply an

Historical Fact?” Worship 64 (1991) 482-508.

Hervé-Marie Legrand, “The Presidency of the Eucharist According to the Ancient Tradition,” Worship 53 (1979)

413-438.

Timothy M. Matovina, “Ministries and the Servant Community,” Worship 67 (1993) 351-59.
Patricia A. Parachini, Lay Preaching: State of the Question, American Essays in Liturgy (Collegeville, MN: The

Liturgical Press, 1999) paperback, $7. NEW.

2. PRIESTLESS SUNDAYS & COMMUNION SERVICES

Congregation for Divine Worship, Directory for Sunday Celebrations in the Absence of a Priest, International

Committee on English in the Liturgy, 1988.

National Conference of Catholic Bishops, Gathered in Steadfast Faith: Statement on Sunday Worship in the

Absence of a Priest (Washington: NCCB, 1991).

Frank Henderson, “When Lay People Preside at Sunday Worship,” Worship 58 (1984) 109-117.
Robert W. Hovda, “The Amen Corner: ‘Priestless Sundays’ Reconsidered,” Worship 62 (1988) 154-159.
Robert W. Hovda, “‘Priestless Sundays’ Reconsidered,” Worship 64 (1990) 154-159.
Gabe Huck, “Priestless Sundays: Are We Looking or Leaping?” Worship 61 (1987) 4-5.
John M. Huels, “Chronicle: Sunday Liturgies Without a Priest,” Worship 64 (1990) 451-459.
Kathleen Hughes, Lay Presiding: The Art of Leading Prayer, American Essays in Liturgy (Collegeville: Liturgical

Press, 1988).

Kathleen Hughes, “Sunday Celebrations in the Absence of a Priest—Or Are They?” New Theology Review 3 (1990)

72-73.

Kathleen Hughes, “Sunday Worship in the Absence of a Priest: Some Disquieting Reflections,” New Theology

Review 8 (1995) 45-57.

3. FREQUENCY OF EUCHARISTIC CELEBRATIONS

John F. Baldovin, “Reflections on the Frequency of Eucharistic Celebrations,” pp. 99-113, in Worship, City, Church

and Renewal (Washington, DC: Pastoral Press, 1991) paperback, $15.

D. Callam, “The Frequency of the Mass in the Latin Church ca. 400,” Theological Studies 45 (1985) 615-626.
John M. Huels, “Chronicle: Sunday Liturgies Without a Priest,” Worship 64 (1990) 451-460.
Thomas P. Rausch, “Is Private Mass Traditional?” Worship 64 (1990) 237-242.
Robert Taft, “The Frequency of Eucharist throughout History,” in M. Collins and D. Powers, eds., Can We Always

Celebrate the Eucharist? (New York: Seabury Press, 1982).

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4. LITURGICAL LANGUAGE & OTHER DISPUTED QUESTIONS

Gilbert Ostdiek, ed., Finding Voice to Give God Praise: Essays in the Many Languages of the Liturgy (Collegeville,

MN: The Liturgical Press, 1998) paperback, $30.

John M. Huels, Disputed Questions in the Liturgy Today (Chicago: Liturgy Training Publications, 1988) paperback,

$7.

John M. Huels, More Disputed Questions in the Liturgy (Chicago: Liturgy Training Publications, 1990) paperback,

$8.

Gail Ramshaw, Liturgical Language: Keeping It Metaphoric, Making It Inclusive, American Essays in Liturgy

(Collegeville, MN: The Liturgical Press, 1996) paperback, $6.

5. THE EMERGING WORLD CHURCH & THE EUCHARIST OF THE FUTURE

Anscar J. Chupungco, Liturgies of the Future: The Process and Methods of Inculturation (New York: Paulist Press,

1989) paperback, $10.

Anscar J. Chupungco, Liturgical Inculturation: Sacramentals, Religiosity, and Catechesis (Collegeville, MN:

Liturgical Press [A Pueblo Book], 1992) paperback, $15.

Phillip Tovey, Inculturation: The Eucharist in Africa, Alcuin / GROW Liturgical Study #7 (Cambridge: Grove

Books, 1988).

Elochukwu E. Uzukwu, Worship as Body Language: Introduction to Christian Worship: An African Orientation

(Collegeville, MN: The Liturgical Press, 1997) paperback, $30.