Eucharistic liturgy as emancipatory performance

Eucharistic liturgy as emancipatory performance

by Susan Ackley

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An attempt to look at Eucharistic liturgy through the lens of Indian street theater, with the hope that the latter will suggest specific ways to re-form the performance of Eucharistic liturgies so that they may more effectively mediate the sacramental promise of liberation/salvation. --Abstract.

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