With the popularity these days of a “theology of the body,” I am spurred to think of a “liturgy of the body.” With my body, I thee worship, Lord.
Read moreAuthor: David Fagerberg
I am associate professor in the Department of Theology at the University of Notre Dame, and director of the Notre Dame Center for Liturgy. My interest in liturgical theology was shaped by work in the thought of Alexander Schmemann under Aidan Kavanagh. I've tried to understand how the Church’s lex orandi grounds the Church’s lex credendi.
Revised Missal Translation – a webcatechesis
The Notre Dame Center for Liturgy has put online the first group of videotaped lectures we have been gathering about the revised Missal translation. You will find a link at liturgy.nd.edu.
Read moreNudge and Judge
I was recently asked to compose an editorial for a journal to which I subscribe. The invitation carried the stipulation that the editorial be “opinionated” …
Read moreThickening our definition
The liturgical cult that we can see is like the part of an iceberg visible to us: it is the visible part of something much greater. To what is it connected?
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