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Foundations of Liturgy & Sacrament TRS 640:
Professor: S. Alexopoulos
Taken: Spring 2016
Description: This overview and systematic study of constitutive elements of liturgical rites and sacramental theology analyzes the historical developments which facilitate understanding the contemporary praxis. This process demonstrates the relationship between lex orandi and lex credendi. Should be taken before any other course in sacraments or liturgy.

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Ars Celebrandi The fruit of faithful adherence to the liturgical norms in all their richness; Involves
1. Fidelity to the texts and rubrics of the Church
2. Prayerful understanding of the liturgical texts, feasts and seasons
3. Reverent sense of the ministers and assembly engaging in an exchange, which is the dialogue of the Father and the Son in the Holy Spirit
4. Proper preparation for celebrating the liturgy USCCB
aspiration
ex opere operato - if you merely say the correct words using the proper elements, then the sacrament was automatically effected.

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 == Terms ==
+* '''Ars Celebrandi''' The fruit of faithful adherence to the liturgical norms in all their richness; Involves
+*# Fidelity to the texts and rubrics of the Church
+*# Prayerful understanding of the liturgical texts, feasts and seasons
+*# Reverent sense of the ministers and assembly engaging in an exchange, which is the dialogue of the Father and the Son in the Holy Spirit
+*# Proper preparation for celebrating the liturgy [http://www.usccb.org/prayer-and-worship/sacred-art-and-music/ars-celebrandi/ USCCB]
+* '''aspiration'''
 * ex opere operato - if you merely say the correct words using the proper elements, then the sacrament was automatically effected.
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