Volume 1.2 Spring 2015

Our spring issue of The Yale ISM Review is devoted to the Passion of Jesus Christ. In it we have collected examples of how this central mystery of the Christian faith has inspired and continues to inspire music, art, literature, homiletics, liturgy, and devotion. You will also find in these pages contributions that wrestle with ethical and theological questions surrounding the Passion. Our hope is that what we have been able to offer here will inform, stimulate, and enrich your own response to the sacred story and the works that depict it.

The Yale ISM Review is published by Yale Institute of Sacred Music. It is a biannual, open-access online publication serving practitioners in the fields of sacred music, worship, and the related arts. Thank you for visiting us today. If you like what you see, subscribe! Subscription is absolutely free and open to all.

~ Rita Ferrone, editor

April 2, 2015

Welcome to The Yale ISM Review

• In This Issue
  Rita Ferrone, editor
• On the Cover

The Passion: Light and Shadows

• Don’t Just Do Something, Stand There!
  Teresa Berger
• Jews, Christians, and the Passion of Jesus
  Mary Boys
• A Study Guide to Performing the Passion
  Rita Ferrone, editor

Who Is This Jesus, Who Was Crucified?

• Who Do You Say That I Am? Jesus in Gethsemane
  Peter S. Hawkins
• Jesus Weeps
  Malcolm Guite
• I Am the Door of the Sheepfold
  Malcolm Guite

Devotions and the Passion

• Kongo Triple Crucifix
  Cècile Fromont
• Rereading the Stations of the Cross through Art
  Timothy D. Cahill

One Final Note

• Resurrection
  Jon Sobrino, SJ