2020/5: Differently Able: For a Church Where All Belong

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Edited by Margareta Grüber, Huang Po-Ho, and Gianluca Montaldi.

Part One: Introduction

Theology and Disability Studies: A Bereft Reappraisal
HANS S. REINDERS

Part Two: Reading Our Traditions

Catechesis For People With Disabilities: A Look at the Path of the Catholic Church in Italy
VERONICA AMATA DONATELLO

Unbalanced Reading:Dis/ability-Critical Approaches to Biblical Healing Narratives
Illustrated by Mk 7.31-37
MARKUS SCHIEFER FERRARI

Approaching Disability: Pastoral History and Practice Analyzed Through the Models of the Church
LUCA BADETTI

Rebuilding Christian Mission from the Perspective of “Discriminated Differently Abled”
HUANG, PO HO

Part Three: Rethinking Humanity

Rethinking Charity
ANNE MASTERS

Living Together in the Household of God: A Perspective from a Person with Disabilities
STEPHEN ARULAMPALAM

Towards Disability Theology in Christianity and Islam
NAEIMEH POURMOHAMMADI

Disability and Perfection
BERNHARD NITSCHE

Part Four: Reforming the Church

History and Comments of EDAN at the WCC
SAMUEL GEORGE

‘Finding Something for Bénédicte to Do’: What Place can Women with Learning Difficulties Have in the Eucharistic Liturgy?
TALITHA COOREMAN-GUITTIN

Liturgical Imagination at Full Stretch: Possibilities for Leadership of Disabled People
MIRIAM SPIES

Relationships of Solidarity as Heterotopias Bringing Wholeness to People with (and without) Disabilities
MARTIN M. LINTNER

Part Five: Theological Forum

Sacraments for a Sick World: Thoughts on Sacramental Lockdown During the Pandemic
MARGARETA GRUBER

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