Books by Edward Schillebeeckx

A new edition of this classic with a new introduction and in a revised translation.

A new edition of this 20th century classic.

Brings together the most important and influential works of the Dutch Dominican and theologian Edward Schillebeeckx (1914-2009).

Deals with the relationship between the modern world and the church. Deliberately, the author turns around the order of the words in the idiom 'church and world', thereby stressing the embedding of faith and church life in particular contexts.

Focuses on religion and secularisation, viewing from various vantage points: secularisation and God-talk; secularisation and the church's liturgy; secularisation and the church's new self-understanding; and, secularisation and the future of humankind on earth in light of the eschaton (church and social politics).

Describes Christ as the "primordial sacrament" in a reflection on his public ministry, death and resurrection inspired by the universal human search for such a 'sacrament'. This title states that the church's sacraments have to be an "earthly extension" of the liberation brought by Christ's story.

A new edition of Schillebeeckx' 1974 classic on theological hermeneutics.

A new edition of this 20th century classic.

A new edition of this 20th century classic.

A new edition of this 20th century classic.

A contemporary analysis of the transubstantion and of its meaning, and significance. The first part of this book concentrates on the concerns and approach of the Fathers who defined the doctrine at The Council of Trent. The second part goes on to develop a modern interpretation of 'the distinctively eucharistic manner of the Real Presence.'

Presents a series of interviews, at once inspiring, provocative and illuminating, between Schillebeeckx and fellow theologians Huub Oosterhuis and Piet Hoogeveen. Schillebecckx distills and refines his thinking to make it accessible for all readers on such subjects as feminism, the poor, the Churches future and the sacrements.

A reprinting of SchillebeeckxOs classic work. A standard in understanding the relationship between Christ, Sacrament and the Church. A positive and constructive ecclesial theology.