The Declaration on the Way: Church, Ministry, and Eucharist (DW), is a document of the US Lutheran-Roman Catholic Dialogue. It is an attempt to review
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Category: BCDW / USCCB
In Conversation on the Motu Proprio: Bishop Coyne
“I think the translation of liturgical texts is important, but it is not high on my priority list.”
Read moreNew Consultors for the CDW
Among those named are Massimo Palombella, director of the Sistine Choir, and Bruce Harbert, former director of ICEL who guided much of the English missal translation before ICEL’s work was gutted and distorted by Vox Clara.
Read more“The body/blood of Christ” vs. ***** [crickets]
Should concelebrants “take” communion or “receive” it?
Read moreThe German Language Order of the Mass
The Roman document Liturgiam authenticam can be interpreted in a variety of ways, and bishops’ conferences are differing widely in their implementation of it.
Read moreField Report: Mass with the USCCB
One on the benefits of being a deacon of the Premier See is that you occasionally have the opportunity to serve at one of the Masses celebrated by the bishops of the United States during their November Meeting. It was my turn this morning.
Read moreBook of the Chair: Today’s USCCB Vote Explained
The discussion showed that there are reasons coming from all sides for favoring or opposing this thing.
Read moreArchbishop Wilton Gregory Elected Chair of USCCB Liturgy Committee
He has published numerous articles on the subject of liturgy, particularly in the African-American community.
Read moreNext Head of USCCB Liturgy Committee: Gregory or Barres?
Archbishop Wilton Gregory’s motto is: We Are The Lord’s – be sure to include the apostrophe!
Read more“Book of the Chair” Pursued by US Bishops
It seems that commonsense is prevailing now.
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