“Only If We Do Not Lose Creation”: Communio and the Battle for the Meaning of the World

Michael Dominic Taylor

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Introduction: The Unity and Mission of the Church: Communio at 50 Years
The Inexhaustible Reality: Joseph Ratzinger and the Sacred Liturgy
From Extrinsicism to a World That Denies Both Nature and Grace: A Polyphonic Analysis of Secularism
The Ever-Prior Act: Claudel and the Poetics of Communio
The Whole in the Fragment: The Vocations of Philosopher and Poet for the Salvation of the World
Poetic Communion: Literary Form and Divine Encounter
Covenantal Communion between God, Man, and Creation: Reflections on Joseph Ratzinger
“Only If We Do Not Lose Creation”: Communio and the Battle for the Meaning of the World
“O Christ, Ever Greater”: De Lubac on Teilhard and the Cosmic Scope of Jesus Christ’s Humanity
God’s Universal Salvific Will and the Mission of Communio
Divine Exuberance: Erich Przywara on the Metaphysics of Catholicity
Prayer in the Work of the Exegete