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Cardinal Koch on liturgical renewal

In Koch’s view, the readmission of the celebration of Mass in the preconciliar form is “only the first step,” but “the time is not yet ripe” for further steps. Rome can take further actions only when there is readiness among Catholics to consider new forms of liturgy “in service of the Church.”

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Week of Prayer for Christian Unity: Max Johnson on liturgy and ecumenism

“The most serious ideological challenge to the ecumenical–liturgical consensus and vision was certainly the 2001 Vatican document on translation, Liturgiam authenticam, a source of frustration to so many both within and outside the Roman Catholic Church.”

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Religion and reconciliation in Bosnia

This Protestant man doesn’t receive Communion in the Catholic Church – except when a Bosnian Franciscan priest offers it.

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Worth fighting about?

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Erection of the personal ordinariate of the Chair of Saint Peter and naming of the first ordinary

The ordinariate is for Episcopalians/Anglicans in the U.S. coming into the Roman Catholic Church.

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Language and Identity

One problem with a group-defining language is that it naturally excludes others. Apparently this was not a problem for the authors of Liturgiam authenticam.

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Ecumenism and Liturgy (and same sex unions and women priests)

Can Catholic Christians and other Christians still worship together when they disagree on controversial contemporary issues?

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An Overreach Concerning the New Missal Translation?

The service itself was not promoted as Roman Catholic per se… the presider said, “Let’s try that again. The Lord be with you.” The laughter immediately died down and the congregation responded, “And with your spirit.”

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Pope Orders ‘Missal Launch’ on Salt Lake City, Igniting a Holy War

Intelligence sources for the Mormons misinterpreted the Pope’s words. They believed that the Catholics were about to launch a nuclear strike on their headquarters city.

The Anglican Bishop of London on the Eucharist

A recent pastoral letter from Richard Chartres, Bishop of London entitled ‘Do This in Memory of Me’.

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