What was formerly a rant at full gallop is now more of a meandering moan, although some sections still retain the acidulous punch of the first edition.
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What We’re Reading: The St. John’s MA in Liturgical Studies
As a part of comprehensive exams, the Liturgical Studies student is responsible for a rather extensive reading list.
Read moreBrazilian Bishops Establish Commission on Married Priesthood
It is under the leadership of Bishop Kräutler and Cardinal Hummes.
Read moreAcolyte Reflects on Chicago Installation
“Women serving on the altar is not something you see every day – and certainly not at the installation of an Archbishop!”
Read morePope Francis on the End of Time
All of us?
Read moreCelebration facing the people: a centuries-old practice
After the Council, detailed directions for the celebration of the revised form of Mass were drawn up, including an instruction that the priest should celebrate Mass facing the people, in accordance with the rites of the Church.
Read moreLiturgy in Collegeville: From the Archives – Part XXIX
Father Suitbert stressed the need for liberty and autonomy in matters such as this, and was forceful in emphasizing the need for the U.S. to show Rome that hers is a mature church, not a mission land.
Read moreWhat to Make of Cardinal Sarah as CDW Prefect?
Pray Tell offers three views – from Rita Ferrone, Anthony Ruff OSB, and Paul Inwood.
Read moreCardinal Sarah is new CDW prefect
Today’s Bollettino has the announcement.
Read moreTurning Eastward in Lincoln NE
During the Sundays of Advent, the priests in the Cathedral of the Risen Christ in Lincoln, Nebraska will celebrate the Mass ad orientem, facing the altar and crucifix. The bishop will celebrate midnight Mass on Christmas ad orientem as well. This may take place in other parishes across the Diocese of Lincoln as well.
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