It is time for an eco-liturgical liberation theology! One that hears the cries of the people and the earth and orients thinking and practices from their pain and suffering. In this book, Cláudio Carvalhaes writes from where it hurts in multiple registers and crossings. Featuring a Foreword by Ivone Gebara and full-color art by children.

Ritual at World's End: Essays on Eco-Liturgical Liberation Theology

Carvalhaes, Cláudio

Religion & Spirituality

Barber's Son Press

With a foreword by Ivone Gebara. "Ritual at World’s End maps Cláudio’s conversion to an ecological approach to liturgy. It also manifests his ever-confident eschewal of the usual authorities in liturgical theology. Instead, he is looking to liberation theologians, and listening to the poor. So, these are the field notes of a man on a journey—to the land, to his past, with his children, for the overlooked—as he wrestles with his questions, privilege, and responsibilities. Passion and urgency, truth-telling and testimony, combine with great force in Cláudio’s thinking, and this remarkable book will be well-read, gather companions, and muster more justice in the life of believers. Read it for it’s challenge, gift, provocation, blessing, agenda-setting, summons…" Stephen Burns Professor of Liturgical and Practical Theology Pilgrim Theological College, University of Divinity Melbourne, Australia

Ritual at World's End: Cláudio Carvalhaes

Gebara, Ivone

Paperback with full-color interior artwork by Marc H. Ellis. Cláudio's every literary, liturgical, artistic expression is an exquisitely magical reflection of God's truly radical love. Cláudio always embodies this most selfless and yet lifegiving form of love in the most vibrant, imaginative, gentle, surprising and inspirational of ways. Here in his latest book, he blesses his readers abundantly with his theological brilliance, his compassionate heart for all in God's creation, his unending cry for justice for all . . . Dr. Jenny Te Paa Daniel Te Mareikura & Interim Director National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies University of Otago, Dunedin, Aotearoa, New Zealand "Every landscape is a multi-scape." Cláudio Carvalhaes has given us yet another gift in this collection of performance-lectures turned essays. With deep care, Carvalhaes weaves together literary and historical sources to better attune readers to inventories and aspirations of the multivalent present. Join in this conversation, this dance, this song. Robert O. Smith (Chickasaw Citizen) University of North Texas Professor Cláudio Carvalhaes is a household name both in Brazil and the US and one of this century's most consequential religious scholars. An artist-sentient-thinker, Carvalhaes thinks/speaks with his entire body, in a grounded manner.... Raimundo César Barreto, Jr. Associate Professor of World Christianity Princeton Theological Seminary

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Ritual at World's End: Essays on Eco-Liturgical Liberation Theology

Ritual at World's End: Cláudio Carvalhaes

How Do We Become Green People and Earth Communities?: Inventory, Metamorphoses, and Emergenc(i)es