Time for Solidarity: Liturgical Time in Disaster Capitalism

This article identifies the upheaval of many people’s experience time during COVID-19 pandemic as part a larger phenomenon 24/7 temporality that can be seen to contribute environmental destruction and social fragmentation typical disaster capitalism. It then proposes liturgical an alternative temporality, framing it fitting context for cultivation solidarity between human beings natural world. argues modern Jewish Christian theologies Sabbath-keeping mode ethical praxis have articulated liberative vision shared but not paid sufficient attention concrete, collective modes keeping could contend with all-encompassing reality life. concludes by discussing three ways more robust spirituality support solidarity: sense present is mindful past future, invitation practitioners into story, meaningful repetition toward appropriation redemption liberation non-human