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Misa Leva: Bentuk Inkulturasi Iman Katolik dalam Budaya Masyarakat Lamalera Lelangwayan, Petriana Dae; Intansakti Pius X; Tarihoran, Emmeria
Anugerah : Jurnal Pendidikan Kristiani dan Kateketik Katolik Vol. 2 No. 4 (2025): Jurnal Pendidikan Kristiani dan Kateketik Katolik
Publisher : Asosiasi Riset Ilmu Pendidikan Agama dan Filsafat Indonesia

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.61132/anugerah.v2i4.1444

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This article discusses the leva mass in Lamalera as one of the examples of the inculturation of the Catholic faith in local culture on the island of Lembata, East Nusa Tenggara. Inculturation is understood as a process of encounter between faith and culture, so that the proclamation of the gospel can be deeply lived in the context of the life of the local people. Through the leva mass, cultural elements such as sea symbols, boats (tena), traditional dances, traditional clothing, and regional songs are harmoniously integrated into the liturgy of the Catholic Church. For the Lamalera community, the sea is not only a source of livelihood, but a symbol of God's presence and power that blesses and protects human life. The celebration of the Mass emphasizes that God is present not only in the church building, but also in every aspect of human life, including work. The Leva Mass can also strengthen the spirit of brotherhood, solidarity, and the responsibility of the people towards His created nature. The people learn to be grateful for marine products, respect the environment, and work with the spirit of love and sacrifice. Thus, the leva mass is not just a religious ritual, but also a faith and cultural education that helps the people in understanding their call to live in harmony with nature and the will of God. Through the Mass of Leva, the Church in Lamalera portrays the living face of faith, the source of the gospel but rooted in the local culture.
Makna Syukur dalam Upacara Adat Wu’u Nura di Desa Daniwato Solor Barat dan Perayaan Ekaristi: Tinjauan Perbandingan Jawan, Fransiska Masandai; Intansakti Pius X; Tarihoran, Emmeria
Sabar : Jurnal Pendidikan Agama Kristen dan Katolik Vol. 2 No. 4 (2025): Oktober : Sabar : Jurnal Pendidikan Agama Kristen dan Katolik
Publisher : Asosiasi Riset Ilmu Pendidikan Agama dan Filsafat Indonesia

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.61132/sabar.v2i4.1455

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This study examines in depth the meaning of gratitude expressed in the traditional Wu’u Nura ceremony in Daniwato Village, West Solor, as well as in the Eucharistic celebration, which stands as the central liturgy of the Catholic Church. The Wu’u Nura ceremony is a communal tradition of thanksgiving for the harvest, expressed through symbolic rituals, offerings of agricultural produce, collective prayers, and ceremonial practices that reflect a harmonious relationship between humans, nature, ancestors, and God. Through these rituals, the community strengthens social cohesion, cultural identity, and religious awareness that have been passed down across generations. In contrast, gratitude within the Eucharistic celebration is understood as an expression of faith and a theological response to God’s salvific grace manifested through Christ’s sacrifice, made present in the consecration of bread and wine. Using a qualitative method and comparative approach, this study reveals that although differing in expression, structure, and theological foundations, both practices uphold gratitude as a universal value that fosters spiritual relationships and social solidarity. The findings affirm that dialogue between local culture and Church liturgy—within the spirit of inculturation—can enrich the understanding of faith, deepen spiritual life, and support the preservation of meaningful local traditions. This study contributes significantly to cultural and theological scholarship, as well as pastoral efforts aimed at fostering harmony between religion and culture in pluralistic societies.
Co-Authors Agustiningtyas, Fransisca Widya Batlyol, Sr. Antonela Darianto, Darianto Intansakti Pius X Jawan, Fransiska Masandai Jumilah, Bernadeta Sri Kawi, Kasymirus Kristeno, Marianus Rago Kurniantono, ME Kakok Lelangwayan, Petriana Dae Paskalis Edwin I Nyoman Paska Pius X, Intansakti Sabinus, Irminus Sarma, Anjeli Setiawati, Veronika Wulan Sukendar, Yohanes X, Intansakti Pius