The opportunity for Christians who continue to gather to give thanks despite decline is to reflect on their witness.
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Category: Church Reform
The “Restored Order” for Initiation: Is it a “Progressive” or a “Traditionalist” victory?
I had the pleasure of visiting with a former student recently, who has worked within the Diocese of Springfield, Illinois after her graduation. As she
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The Liturgical Office of Evangelist – a Proposal Inspired by the Feast of St. Mary Magdalene
Calls for the admission of women to ordained offices in the Catholic Church are becoming louder than ever. I would like to make a proposal, which falls short of those calls, but makes use of the holistic power of liturgical symbolism.
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German Catholic Women: A Week of Boycott
German Catholic women begin week of boycott
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Loving the Church means loving your enemies
“…the most difficult of challenges in this dark and dolorous hour which love alone can redeem…”
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Is a shared ecclesiology across the generations possible?
How can we be the Church together?
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An Altar by any Other Name
Multivalent liturgy requires multivalent art and architecture.
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Archbishop Durocher speaks in favor of women deacons
Would Archbishop Durocher’s proposal to include women really make a difference? It could be a brilliant idea.
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Archbishop Wester: Do the Seminaries Need Reform?
“Our seminaries must be more attentive than ever in helping our seminarians to grow spiritually, psychologically, intellectually, and emotionally.”
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Moving the Penitential Act
For at least 50 years liturgists have been discussing whether the Penitential Act in the Order of Mass ought to be repositioned.
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