154.2

QUEERING RAHNER'S SACRAMENTAL THEOLOGY: GOD, SYMBOLIC EMBODIMENT, AND SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT

Diaz M. *

154.3

THE INTERSUBJECTIVITY OF SACRAMENTAL PRACTICE AND SOCIAL COHESION IN BLONDEL

Doherty C. *

154.4

SACRAMENTUM IN RITU - REALISM AS PERSONALIZATION AND FORMALIZATION

Elberskirch J. *

154.5

WHITENESS AND SACRAMENTAL SYMBOL: CHAUVET, LACOSTE, AND THE SACRAMENTAL DISMANTLING OF WHITE SUPREMACY?

Nuelle J. *

154.7

"HEAR HIM, YE DEAF:" THE LITURGY, MYSTICAL BODY THEOLOGY AND THE "WORKING-THROUGH" OF POLARIZATION

Witherington D. *

154.8

THE REIGN V. THE ANTI-REIGN OF GOD: THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE US AS BOTH SACRAMENT AND OBSTACLE OF AND FOR SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT

Mendoza L. *

154.9

ARE THERE SACRAMENTS IN THE VR? SACRAMENTAL THEOLOGY BETWEEN VIRTUAL REALISM AND VIRTUAL FICTIONALISM

Adolphs M. *

154.10

TOWARDS A SACRAMENTAL THEOLOGY OF EROTOHISTORIORAPHY

Rodewald N. *

164.1

A PLEA FOR AN ETHIC OF ENOUGH TO SAFEGUARD HUMAN COEXISTENCE AND THE PRESERVATION OF DIVINE CREATION

Simon B. *

164.2

NEW "FEAST OF CREATION" FOR AN ECUMENICAL RENEWAL OF CHURCH LITURGICAL LIFE AND UNITY AFTER 1700 YEARS OF NICEEN CREED

Andrianos L.A. *