Monday, November 15, 2010
Pope Benedict on the liturgy's symbolism
In the technological culture of today, the Gospel is the guide and the  permanent paradigm of inculturation, purifying, healing and elevating  the better elements of the new languages and new forms of communication.  For this difficult and fascinating task, the Church can draw on the  extraordinary patrimony of symbols, images, rites and gestures of her  tradition. In particular, the rich and dense symbolism of the liturgy  must shine forth in all its power as a communicative element, to the  point of deeply touching the human conscience, heart and intellect. The  Christian tradition has always been closely linked to the liturgy and to  the language of art, the beauty of which has its special communicative  power. (ZENIT)
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