Torture and the Eucharist: theology, politics, and the body of Christ

Acknowledgements. Introduction. Chapter 1: Torture and Disappearance as an Ecclesiological Problem: I. Torture as liturgy. II. Torture and fragmentation. III. The Striptease of Power. IV. Habeas corpus. Conclusion. Chapter 2: The Church Learns How to be Oppressed: I. Christians for socialism. II. "Torture isn't everything". III. The stubborn monkey. IV. "I Am Jesus, Whom You Are Persecuting". V. The Church as Russia. Chapter 3: The Ecclesiology of a Disappearing Church: I. An amiable divorce. II. The rise o "social Catholicism". III. Catholic Action in Chile. Chapter 4: A Distinction of Planes: I. Maritain among us. II. The minimum of body. III. New Christendom. IV. The disappearance of the Church. V. The end of the story. Chapter 5: The True Body of Christ: I. The mystical and the true. II. Until he comes. III. Re-membering Christ. IV. Making the Body visible. Chapter 6: Performing the Body of Christ: I. "But Father, look at this body". II. Knitting the social fabric. III. Mysterious channels. IV. Torture and eucharist.