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Liturgical Music and Design: Jesuit Ministry in Slovenia

The music, led by a small volunteer ensemble of voices, electric piano, and guitar, was almost entirely in the genre of “praise music,” taken from the repertoire of Hillsong and similar groups.

Celebrating the Mass

July 16, 2018 Tim Gabrielli

How do we best welcome and energize people about our Catholic identity and mission without scaring them or watering the whole thing down?

Humility and Worship

July 16, 2018 Timothy Brunk Liturgical Spirituality Liturgy and Virtues

Humility as a precondition for worship and as contributing factor to participation in worship can remind us all that liturgy and life form a closed circuit and yet a circuit that opens to the in-breaking of the kingdom of God.

Pedro Arrupe on Inculturation

July 14, 2018 Audrey Seah Inculturation Saints / Mary

On the feast of Pentecost in 1978, he wrote a letter to all members of the Society of Jesus about inculturation which contains a definition of inculturation that almost every contemporary work on liturgical inculturation employ or at least makes mention of.

Cardinal Müller to keynote at Society for Catholic Liturgy conference

July 12, 2018 Editor Conferences / Workshops / Meetings

The Society for Catholic Liturgy has announced that its 2018 conference will be held September 27–29 at the Cathedral of St. Mary in Miami, Florida.

Feast of Saint Benedict

July 11, 2018 Editor Saints / Mary

Let them prefer nothing whatever to Christ.

Inculturation and imagination: the aesthetics of liturgical formation

July 9, 2018 Lizette Larson Inculturation Liturgical Spirituality Popular Piety

I kept thinking I would hear Cree music; what I heard were Protestant hymns sung in Swampy Cree, N-dialect.

Good taste, bad taste, no taste: Liturgical Art and Architecture in a time of cultural exhaustion.

July 9, 2018 James Hadley, OblSB Art and Architecture Demographics and Sociology Uncategorized

Rather than listen to specialists, we have mob-opinion and crowdsourced culture.

Now four German dioceses approve limited intercommunion with Protestants

July 5, 2018 Editor Ecumenism Eucharist

In Germany, Bishops Gerhard Feige of Magdeburg, Archbishop Stefan Hesse of Hamburg, and Bishop Franz-Josef Bode of Osnabrück have joined Archbishop Becker in implementing in their dioceses

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