I am hoping with this posting to open up further dialogue on a sacramental topic perhaps not critically examined enough for what it has become
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Category: 2_ARS CELEBRANDI
Incarnating the Gospel: Liturgical Adaptation for People with Disabilities
I was born with spina bifida and club foot, and my doctors didn’t think I would be able to walk.
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The Incarnation of Jesus, Calendars, and Theophany
Theophany is a reminder that water is God’s gift.
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A Christmas Prayer
This prayer can be used at Liturgy or in a domestic setting.
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Lessons from Lessons and Carols
Tuning into ‘Calm Radio’ is an interesting packaged experience as a pre-selected array of music, categorized by style and era, is presented to produce a
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Hark! It’s Harold!
When I was very little, I truly thought that “Harold” was an angel’s name, and that the man who owned and ran Harold’s Grocery down
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Is there an Orthodox Advent?
both Sundays feature Matthew’s emphasis that Christ is the fulfillment of the prophets and is the legitimate messiah coming from the royal line of David – in all of its messiness.
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Devotional Prayer and Community
In early October, I was in Nairobi teaching at a program for contemplative nuns, and afterward I spent a few days with the Benedictine nuns
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RNJB Bible readings for Advent and Christmas
A sample to help readers to consider the merits of the Revised New Jerusalem Bible translation.
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Keep me in the shadow of your wings
For many, the ambiguity of shadow is perhaps an important symbol, a pointing to our partial vision of the economy of God and a faithful participation of life between realities.
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Why Wait for Christmas?
Having recently celebrated the November feasts of All Saints and All Souls (or was it Halloween we were celebrating last week?) It seems that Christmas
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