What is already happening in the Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham is the subject of the first part of the lecture. The second part will be of interest to those, especially those in the Association for Latin Liturgy, and indeed many in the Latin Mass Society who are anxious to see the preservation of a cultural patrimony much wider and deeper than that of the Anglican tradition.
Archive for October 17th, 2011
Liturgy and personal prayer
Oct 17
I know many means of prayer. Still, more often than not, my mind keeps nattering on, and I can’t tell the voice of God from all the other voices in there. I know I’m not alone in this; the apostles themselves begged Jesus to teach them how to pray, and the fixed result was such a relief that Christians everywhere still use it daily!
“Yesterday I was privileged to take part in the Christian New Media Conference in London. For now, I’ll just share with you part of my own contribution. I call it ‘Ten Rules’, but that is merely a nod in the direction of my monastic heritage.” – iBenedictines
When it’s in the memorial acclamation.
from Pope Benedict XVI