Liturgy and the “interruption” of ecology and economy

Abstract

The article discusses the relationship of the Christian liturgy with ecology and economy. The author seeks to deepen the possible relationship from the concept of interruption, as is shown in the work of Louis-Marie Chauvet. This concept seems to be able to locate the liturgy “between” economy and ecology and to establish the degree of importance and the place of rite as a mark of the presence / absence of God. Finally, the author analyzes models of interruption capable of showing reaction from the liturgy.