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Christian Symbolism in James Joyce's The Sisters

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English

 

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August 9, 2010

 

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The mad priest has symbolic resonance, suggesting that the church itself become a senile and raving institution, with a dark past that that has yet to be answered for. -2- The symbol of the broken chalice is one of the most important symbols in the story because it symbolizes the corruptive behavior of the priest...
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The chalice is the most important vessel in the Catholic Church used in the Eucharist and according to church dogma holds the blood of Christ. It is when the chalice breaks that priest's eyes got open to the truth about an institutionalized religion. "`It was that chalice he broke... That was the beginning of it" (7)...
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James Joyce James Joyce James Joyce's "araby" James Joyce, symbolism in Story "Araby" james joyce Stephen Leasock's "arcadian Adventures With The Idle Rich": Satire Chalice Wine Christian Symbolism in James Joyce's The Sisters James Joyce James Joyce James Joyce Joyce's 'The Sisters' The Silver Chalice Idle Talk The devil finds work for idle hands
 

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