I have been pondering questions of sight and seeing lately.
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Author: Timothy Brunk
Timothy Brunk is associate professor of theology at Villanova University where he teaches courses in sacramental theology, liturgy and culture, and pastoral care of the sick. His The Sacraments and Consumer Culture (Collegeville, MN: Liturgical Press, 2020) examines the relationships between worship and consumerism. He has published in Horizons, Worship, American Catholic Studies, Studia Liturgica, and elsewhere.
The Liturgy of the Gun
How do we respond to the liturgy of the gun?
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Windows on the World
How do our worship spaces inform our sense of creation?
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Is the Eucharistic Revival a Liturgical Revival (Part 2)
My fundamental concern remains unchanged.
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Man Will One Day Reach the Moon
Well, duh. We’ve been to the moon. Everybody knows that.
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When Christmas Hurts
How often do our parishes acknowledge pregnancies that fail?
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Paschal Love
No one joins a club whose motto is “Each of us looks out for No. 1.”
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Longing to Belong
Recently, I returned to in-person worship.
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One Flock, Walking Together
“When I join a communion procession, do I engage in this action as though I were a customer in line at a supermarket or an amusement park?”
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A Horticulturist Goes to Mass
Sometimes I look at liturgy through the eyes of a rubricist.
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