Christ

This session consisted of three papers, each approximately twenty minutes long, that explored the convention theme of Social Salvation in connection to Christology, and especially notions and practices of solidarity.The presentations were followed by a lively and substantive question and answer period.Ligita Rylikyt, S.J.E., began our session with her paper, "In Solidum Obligari: Without Kenotic Solidarity, No Social Salvation."Rylikyt's paper was developed largely in conversation with the solidaristic practice, rooted in the mystical body of Christ, articulated by M.