Netherlands Studies in Ritual and Liturgy
In 2003 an international series on subjects related to ritual and liturgy was started by the Liturgical Institute at Tilburg University and the Institute for Liturgical Studies at the University of Groningen (now Centre for Religion and Heritage). This series, which is named Netherlands Studies in Ritual and Liturgy, receives contributions of Dutch researchers in the field of Christian liturgy and ritual studies. ISSN is 1571-8808. In 2015, the Tilburg Institute (which was renamed IRiLiS in 2010) was transferred from Tilburg to the Protestant Theological University (location Amsterdam).
Contact
For orders, please contact:
Centre for Religion and Heritage
University of Groningen
Oude Boteringestraat 38
NL-9712 GK Groningen
Telephone: +31(0)50 363 4587
E-mail: crh rug.nl
Editorial Board
Prof. Marcel Barnard (editor in chief, Amsterdam/Stellenbosch)
Dr Martin Hoondert (Tilburg)
Dr Andrew Irving (Groningen)
Dr Mirella Klomp (Amsterdam)
Dr Justin Kroesen (Bergen)
Dr Mary E. McGann (Berkeley, CA)
Prof. Paul Post (Tilburg)
Prof. Thomas Quartier (Nijmegen/Leuven/Rome)
Prof. Gerard Rouwhorst (Utrecht/Tilburg)
Prof. Eric Venbrux (Nijmegen)
For general information, guidelines regarding submissions, please contact:
Dr Janieke Bruin-Mollenhorst
Telephone number: (0031) 020 598 5716
E-mail address: irilis pthu.nl
Volumes
Thus far, these volumes have been published:
Colman Fabian Kimaryo, The Eucharist and Ecology: Liturgical and Pastoral Explorations with REference to the Catholic Diocese of Moshi-Tanzania, Netherlands Studies in Ritual and Liturgy 28. Amsterdam/Groningen 2023. ISBN 978-94-6483-125-2. € 19.00.
Célestin Nsengimana, Genocide Commemoration and REconciliation in Rwanda From a Liturgical Ritual Perspective, Netherlands Studies in Ritual and Liturgy 27. Amsterdam/Groningen 2023. ISBN 978-94-64589573. € 20,00.
Fokke Wouda, Eucharistic Hospitality in Ecumenical Contexts: Learning from Monastic Experiences Netherlands Studies in Ritual and Liturgical Studies 26. Amsterdam/Groningen 2022. 321 pp. + iv. ISBN 9789464582437.
Lydia van Leersum-Bekebrede, Worship with Children. Agentive Participation in Dutch Protestant Contexts , Netherlands Studies in Ritual and Liturgical Studies 25, Amsterdam/Groningen 2021, 151p. + xi, ISBN 978-94-6416-903-4.
Janieke Bruin-Mollenhorst, Time to Say Goodbye? A Study on Music, Ritual and Death in the Netherlands, Netherlands Studies in Ritual and Liturgical Studies 24, Amsterdam/Groningen 2021, 182p., ISBN 978-94-6416-809-9, € 18,00.
Jasper Bosman, Celebrating the Lord’s Supper in the Netherlands. A Study of Liturgical Ritual Practices in Dutch Reformed Churches, Amsterdam/Groningen 2020, 388 p., ISBN 978-94-6375-820-8, €24,00.
Gied ten Berge, Pelgrimeren met een missie. Het Palestijnse ‘Kom en zie’-initiatief in cultuurwetenschappelijk en historisch-theologisch perspectief.Amsterdam/Groningen, 2020, 230 pp., ISBN 978-94-6375-861-1, €20,-
Marian Geurtsen, Rein van ziel en lichaam: Vroegchristelijke discussies over procreatieve onreinheid van vrouwen en mannen en hun liturgische participatie, Amsterdam-Groningen: Ridderprint, 2019, 289 pp., ISBN 978-94-6375-538-2, €21,-
Ger van der Werf, Laus sonet ista deo. Ritualisering van het verhaal van Jezus’ intocht in Jeruzalem op Palmzondag in de vroege middeleeuwen in het Westen. Amsterdam/Groningen, 300 p., ISBN 978-94-6375-102-5. €21.00.
Martijn de Ruijter, Confining Frailty. Making place for ritual in rest and nursing homes, Groningen/Amsterdam, 210 p., ISBN 978-90-367-9256-1. €21.50.
Bryan R. Monte, Tiny Zion. Harvest Hills, an intentional Zionic community, Groningen/Tilburg, 2015, 288 pp., ISBN 978-90-367-8268-5, € 21, 50
Inez Schippers, Sacred places in the suburbs. Casual sacrality in the Dutch VINEX-district Leidsche Rijn Groningen/Tilburg 2015, 248 pp., ISBN 978-90-367-8267-8, € 21,50.
Logan Sparks en Paul Post eds., The Study of Culture through the Lens of Ritual, Groningen/Tiburg 2015, 290 pp., ISBN 978-90-367-8005-6, € 16, --

Johan Schoenmakers, OFFICIA PROPRIA. Liturgische rituelen en gebruiken in het sticht voor adellijke dames in Thorn, Groningen/Tilburg 2014, 766 pp., ISBN 978-90-5335-854-2, €30,-

Gerard Lukken & Jacques Maas, Dode, sta op, het licht van de morgen. Semiotische analyse van twee gezangen van Huub Oosterhuis: De steppe zal bloeien en Lied aan het licht, Groningen/Tilburg 2014, 108 pp., ISBN 978-90-5335-841-2, € 11,-




grensganger. Wordingsgeschiedenis van de liturgiewetenschap (1900-1967)
aan de katholieke theologische opleidingen in Nederland in zes
portretten, Groningen/Tilburg 2009, 504 pp., ISBN 978-90-367-4058-6, € 26,50

Een exploratieve studie naar huisrituelen in de Tilburgse nieuwbouwwijk
De Reeshof, Groningen/Tilburg 2008, 453 pp., ISBN 978-90-367-3621-3, €
23,50

Liturgical Ecclesiology, Groningen/Tilburg 2008, 571 pp., ISBN
978-90-367-3450-9, € 25,-

(1977-2010): geschiedenis, filosofie en impact, Groningen/Tilburg 2007,
110 pp., ISBN 978-90-367-3275-8, € 15,-


Willem Marie Speelman, Liturgie in beeld. Over de identiteit van de rooms-katholieke liturgie in de elektronische media , Groningen/Tilburg 2004, 283 pp., ISBN 90-367-1949-6, € 15,-



Paul Post, Space for Liturgy Between Dynamic Ideal and Static Reality. An exploration of the development of the Roman Catholic liturgical space in the Netherlands (ca. 1850-present day) with particular focus on the role of liturgical booklets, the microphone and church pews , Groningen/Tilburg 2003, 80 pp., ISBN 90-5166-974-7, € 10,-
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