Multivalent liturgy requires multivalent art and architecture.
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Category: Church Reform
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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Of Deck Chairs and Semantics
For those of us who focus our ministry in the area of liturgy, it can be tempting to think that what is occurring at this moment in regard to the sexual abuse crisis and cover-up has little, if anything, to do with us.
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Müller und Kasper: Enough Manifestos!
The pope should be a bridge-builder between “Kingdom of God” Catholics and “Communio” Catholics.
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Church, Ordination, and Power
Some thoughts about how the Catholic Church should deal with structures of power.
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Austrian Bishop: People Call for Married Priests and Female Deacons
If the Eucharist is to be the font, center, and summit of the Church’s life, something has to change.
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East Meets West in Liturgy
The reform of the liturgy after Vatican II is also debated within some Orthodox circles.
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Bishop Kohlgraf: Time To Talk about Optional Celibacy
As of last year, the newly-named bishop did not foresee a departure from celibacy.
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