Words for graduates of two different schools at the University of Innsbruck
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Author: Liborius Lumma
Liborius Olaf Lumma studied theology and philosophy in Munster (Germany), Munich (Germany), and Innsbruck (Austria). He holds the degrees of Doctor theologiae and Privatdozent (habilitation) and is assistant professor in Liturgical Studies and Sacramental Theology at Innsbruck University. His major research fields are Gregorian Chant, Liturgy of the Hours, and Ecumenical Theology. He is a member of the Ecumenical Commission of the Austrian Bishops’ conference, board member of the German section of the International Association for Studies of Gregorian Chant (AISCGre), and chairman of the Research Center "Synagogue and Churches" at Innsbruck University.
This Day Belongs to Christ
A closer look at a new Sunday hymn in the German hymnal “Gotteslob”
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Teaching Liturgy: 5 years, 4 courses
The Innsbruck Liturgical Studies Program will launch a new curriculum.
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Liturgist Beate Gilles has been elected by the plenary session of the German bishops.
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Pope Francis has appointed Joseph M. Bonnemain as diocesan bishop in the conflictuous diocese of Chur in Switzerland.
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Applause, Applause!
Is hand clapping appropriate for liturgy?
Read moreLiborius Lumma Appointed to Catholic-Protestant Dialogue
The Pontifical Council for the Promotion of Christian Unity has appointed PrayTell author Liborius Lumma to the dialogue commission between the Roman Catholic Church and
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After a hiatus one and a half years, the cathedral chapter of Chur in Switzerland suddenly got the opportunity to elect a new bishop from
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How We Celebrate Vespers – Without Chanting
A pattern for a weekly evening prayer in the current pandemic.
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First Blessing in the Ordination Mass?
Does it make sense that newly ordained priests give their first blessing at the end of the ordination liturgy?
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