Paul Ford
Paul F. Ford, Ph.D., has been professor of theology and liturgy at St. John Seminary, Camarillo, CA, since February of 1988. He is the author of By Flowing Waters: Chant for the Liturgy (The Liturgical Press, 1999) and the convener of the five-member Collegeville Composers Group, authors of Psallite: Sacred Song for Liturgy and Life (The Liturgical Press, 2005–2010).
Homepage: http://www.paulfford.com
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More about SC 24, Sacred Scripture, and the Lectionaries
Friday, December 28th, 2012Tags: Felix Just, Jack Rakosky, John D. Laurence
Posted in Lectionary / Liturgy of Word, Liturgical Spirituality, Sacramental Theology, Scripture, Teaching Liturgy, Vatican II | 35 Comments
Liturgical “Crimes”
Tuesday, December 4th, 2012Tags: Liturgical Law
Posted in Pastoral Theology, Translation / New Missal | 10 Comments
I Loved Wisdom More Than Health or Beauty
Sunday, October 14th, 2012Posted in Uncategorized | 4 Comments
Whatever became of “bible services”?
Sunday, September 30th, 2012Tags: bible service, celebration of the word, RCIA
Posted in Scripture, Vatican II | 30 Comments
This Week’s Discussion Question: ” . . . too lively for Communion?”
Monday, August 27th, 2012Posted in Eucharist, Liturgical Spirituality, Music: General | 38 Comments
This Week’s Discussion Question: The presider’s responsibilities
Monday, August 20th, 2012Tags: This Week's Discussion Question
Posted in Eucharist, Funerals/Burial, Lectionary / Liturgy of Word, New Missal Implementation, Presiding | 48 Comments
A bishop’s praise of Bishop Trautman
Friday, August 17th, 2012Tags: Bishop Donald Trautman, Bishop Robert Lynch, Whispers in the Loggia
Posted in Translation / New Missal | 36 Comments
A “default” communion canticle: Wisdom 16: 20–21, 26; 17:1.
Sunday, August 12th, 2012Tags: default communion psalms and canticles, Wisdom 16
Posted in Eucharist, Lectionary / Liturgy of Word, Liturgical Spirituality, Scripture | 4 Comments
Women’s Equality Day and Ephesians 5 Sunday
Friday, August 10th, 2012Posted in Homiletics, Inculturation, Social Justice | 24 Comments