“Where Will I Fix My Dwelling?” (Isaiah 66:1) to Imagine New Liturgical Spaces in Our Cities
摘要
The text analyzes the relationship between worship, city and culture by emphasizing the importance of Christian liturgy in the construction of urban society, highlighting how it has historically contributed to the conformation of cities and civilization. Indeed, liturgy is presented as an experience that interconnects worship, city and culture, generating new opportunities for coexistence and dialogue among people. The author also analyzes the complexity of contemporary cities and proposes the idea that liturgy and liturgical planning can provide spaces for gathering in an urban context characterized by new cultural and social challenges. The importance of the parish as an ecclesial institution capable of adaptation and innovation is discussed, with the aim of imagining new spatialities and ways to foster inclusion and communion.