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My Little Big Day

Since I returned to Ireland in 2013 and reacquainted myself with the Church in the country of my birth, having departed to study for the

Liturgy, Distraction, and Children

February 11, 2019 Timothy Brunk Children

The presence of each person old or young, tall or short, blind or sighted, nourishes each person.

Follow-up: Suffering the Little Children

February 1, 2019 Other Voices Children Humor

Comedian Jeremy McLellan nails it.

Suffering the Little Children

January 27, 2019 Fritz Bauerschmidt Children

Do small children belong at Mass?

Even Jesus gets “Hi, Baby” in our House

November 22, 2018 Katharine E. Harmon Children Liturgical Spirituality Liturgical year

We have plenty of pop Christmas songs about a “newborn king,” we don’t often think of Christ, the King, as a newborn baby.

St. Benedict’s Raven

September 12, 2018 Jakob K Rinderknecht Children Church Reform Ecumenism Sacramental Theology Vatican II

A sacramental understanding of the church is necessary to any contemporary reform movement because without it we cannot separate loyalty to the institution from fidelity to Christ, even when those institutions become poisonous.

Doing Liturgical Formation

February 16, 2018 Lizette Larson Children Episcopal/Anglican Liturgy Liturgical year

The children burn palms to make ashes, have instruction and conversation on the meaning of ashes, of Lent, and of preparing (exercising their spiritual muscles) to get ready for Easter.