The Apostle Andrew teaches us to follow Jesus with promptness, to speak enthusiastically about him to those we meet.
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Month: November 2017
National Catholic Reporter to Discontinue Reader Comments
The reasons are financial
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Multiple Translations in Use Together
The use of more than one English translation does not need to cause spiritual distress or confusion.
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French Missal Translation to Undergo Modifications in Light of Magnum Principium
The French will go ahead with a revision to the Lord’s Prayer next week as planned, but they will take more time to revise the Missal translation in light of Magnum principium.
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Pope Francis Needs the Help of the Youth
This survey is a wonderful opportunity for the youth of the world to influence a major synod in the Church.
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100 Years After the Bolshevik Revolution: Bolshevik Famines and Theology
From 1932-33, Stalin authorized the removal of all grain, produce, livestock, and food from rural Ukraine to place his proverbial boot on the throat of the people.
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Liturgical stage fright – On stopping platform worship
Liturgy must be spatially activated so that it takes place among the assembly, not simply before their eyes.
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Pope Francis urges churches to give services without fees
Give freely and God will do the rest.
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Pumpkins and Pine Trees and Palms, Oh My….
Sometimes strange things happen…like pumpkins and pine trees and palms…all in the same weekend. Is there a saying about “loving the liturgists and hating the liturgical faux pas”?
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ASL Mass on CatholicTV
History was made last Tuesday when two Deaf priests, Fr. Shawn Carey of the Archdiocese of Boston and Fr. Paul Zirimenya from San Francisco concelebrated Mass in American Sign Language on CatholicTV.
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