For a biologist who has famously spoken of the church as a smelly sheepfold and a field hospital, the seemingly ethereal world of language appears beyond the scope of Francis’ interest.
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Category: Inculturation
CONSTRUCTIVE CONVERSATION: Harmon, Nichols, and Ramshaw on Gendered God Language in Worship (Dec. 21)
Gendered Language for God in Worship, A Conversation on a Controversial Topic
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The-Kingdom-That-Desires-To-Be-Revealed
Being set free from fear, sin and death is the inheritance of the children of God.
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Hispano-Mozarabic Illationes for Advent: A Euchological Enrichment, Part Two
The Illatio for the Second Sunday of Advent highlights the Blessed Virgin Mary.
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Hispano-Mozarabic Illationes for Advent: A Euchological Enrichment, Part One
Historical studies at the service of the praying church.
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Pachamama – and Where Traditionis Custodes May Have Come From
The tragic Pachamama bruhaha was very good for Where Peter Is’s readership.
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At the End of the Sky
When we speak about inculturation in the liturgy, we tend to think of the Zaire Rite or the situation in the Amazonian Region. However, we
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Ritual land acknowledgements: inculturated justice or ritual overload?
Land acknowledgement is already common in primary Sunday liturgies in Canada.
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Church and State, Remembrance and Commendation: The Funeral of HRH Prince Philip
Watching the funeral of Prince Philip today (like so many people around the world) elicited a sequence of often-conflicting emotions in this liturgist. In my
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Book Review: The Roman Rite in the Algonquian and Iroquoian Missions
Claudio R. Salvucci. The Roman Rite in the Algonquian and Iroquoian Missions: From the Colonial Period to the Second Vatican Council. Massinahigan Series, vol. 5.
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