True renewal in the area of sacramental worship and liturgy has scarcely begun in the Church today, Louis Weil claims. Explaining the central role of the sacraments and liturgy affirmed by the nineteenth-century Oxford Movement, he goes on to consider how we can base our progress on many of the Movement's ideas, and develop them more fully. Sacraments and Liturgy provides a fascinating exploration of the way ahead for the Church today and calls for a renewal of our thinking and practice of Baptism and Eucharist. Professor Weil stresses the need to relate liturgy to the doctrine of the Church and to social justice, and calls for a rejection of clericalism in favour of increasing diversification of ministry. The emphasis throughout is on liturgical worship as a corporate rather than a individual act.