The wonders of voice recognition technology – now contributing to liturgical renewal.
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Author: Matthew Nelson
Matthew is a current student at St. John’s School of Theology and Seminary, pursuing a Master of Theological Studies with a focus on systematics. Matt graduated from the University of Portland in 2017, studying Theology, Education, and Mathematics.
Happy New Year! Pray Tell’s Best of the Decade #1-5
It is officially a new decade and to celebrate, we have collected the most popular articles published on Pray Tell since its first publication in 2010. Here are numbers one through five
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Happy New Year! Pray Tell’s Best of the Decade #6-10
It is officially a new decade and to celebrate, we have collected the most popular articles published on Pray Tell since its first publication in 2010.
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Our Catholic Future Lies Within the Secular
The future of the Catholic Church doesn’t only lie in the walls the church, we must learn from our secular society how to love God outside of the chapel.
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The Struggling Catholic Millennial: Over-Correcting Popular Piety
I have been spending so much time trying to avoid being put in the same category as biblical fundamentalists Christians and overly pious Catholics, I’m struggling to find a way to practice my faith that works for me.
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Seeing Snowfall, Beholding the Mass
Like how the snow loses its beauty to my Midwestern friends, I don’t always see the liturgy as the mysterium tremendum et fascinans.
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The Dangers of Poland’s National Prayer Chain
Prayer should never be about the oppression of another group of people. Prayer should be for the betterment of everyone and the whole world.
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Catholic Institutions Come Together For Fossil-Fuel Divestment
Catholic institutions across the world are coming together to form the biggest faith-based fossil-fuel divestment.
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The Catholic Millennials We Aren’t Hearing About
Instead of Millennials pushing to understand and implement Catholic Social Teaching like I was used to, they were spending their time more worried about chapel veils and calling for a reform of the Vatican II liturgical reform.
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