Manners & Etiquette
This is the term for the "social rules" that change between different times and places
etiquette
The body is a "witness to creation as a fundamental" one of these.
a gift
According to the slides, rudeness indicates that our love for Christ does not do this.
run very deep
The general theme that connects food to the Last Supper and all other meals.
Eucharistic Connection
To eat eucharistically means to eat with this quality.
gratitude
These are the "underlying principles of honor and respect".
manners
The chapter title refers to this being inscribed in the human body through redemption.
a new dignity
Jesus said, "Whatever we do to the least of His people, we do" this.
to Him (to Christ)
Food signifies life, community, and this other concept, meaning reliance on outside help.
dependence
Eating in this manner, described as "picky," is a sign of gluttony.
daintily
Manners and etiquette vary between different cultures, but this fact about them remains constant.
their importance
The ultimate goal to which each person is moving, summarized as a
communion of persons
The actions of common courtesy allow us to honor Christ in this way.
honoring others
Offering food to others is called this kind of "symbolic, sacramentalized expression".
expression of love
The practice of feasting and fasting throughout the year aligns with these.
Church's liturgical seasons
C.S. Lewis's "Great Dance" is defined by this two-part action among participants.
giving place and receiving it
When we honor one another, we honor them as these.
other Christs
The three virtues listed as the "little steps" of the grace-filled dance.
hope, faith, and charity
Food brings nourishment, joy, and forges these.
bonds of love and community
Moderating our inordinate desires through feasting and fasting helps us develop this virtue.
temperance
The slide describes modern culture, in contrast to the Dance, as being like this.
"bumper car arena"
The presentation's opening prayer reminds us that our bodies, minds, and hearts are instruments of this.
Your grace or God's grace
According to the slides, this state comes through the "daily denial of the self" in "little things".
holiness
The little things we do now prepare us for these types of moments.
extraordinary moments
Sharing meals reminds us that we are called to live in this state with others.
communion