Category: Liturgical Movement
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Podcasts: ACU’s Speaking of Liturgy
STAFF — Marty Haugen and Cathy Murrowood explore the use of instruments in the liturgy and discusses how they can color and enhance the rites.
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Bible, Life and Worship: A Report on the International Conference in Trier
JANOSCH DÖRFEL — Experts from German-speaking countries and the U.S. came together to shed light on the transatlantic interconnections between the liturgical and biblical movements.
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Fr. Karol Wojtyła celebrates versus populum in the 1950’s
NEIL XAVIER O’DONOGHUE — Today there is a tendency to see the many changes in the manner liturgy was celebrated in the second half of the twentieth century as being radical. However, for many who lived through the period these were simply common sense.
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Marking the 50th Anniversary of Josef Jungmann’s Death
BRUCE MORRILL – The Catholic Theological Faculty at the University of Innsbruck, in coordination with the Jesuitenkolleg, are celebrating the person and formidable pastoral-theological contributions of Josef Jungmann, S.J., in this fiftieth year after his death (+26.01.1975).
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Pope Francis Honors Dom Guéranger’s Legacy of Liturgical Renewal
ANDRENIQUE ROLLE — Pope Francis honors the 150th anniversary of the death of Dom Prosper-Louis-Pascal Guéranger, OSB (1805-1875), the founder of the French Benedictine Congregation of Solesmes.
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Virgil Michel, OSB and Mechthild Mueller Ellis
KATHARINE E. HARMON — What Tildy shared with me opens up another dimension of the same 19th-century child who wrote philosophy, kept meticulous notecards for his preaching, wheedled his abbot into founding a publishing house, and drew thousands of the faithful into one common cause.
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Fr. Marco Benini to lecture on German and American Liturgical Movements
EDITOR — Virgil Michel, OSB’s legacy in liturgical renewal continues to have relevance today.
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Amen Corner: Is Liturgy Simply “a Given” in a Synodal Church?
CARMEL PILCHER — “A comprehensive liturgical renewal—one that includes all the baptized, the Body of Christ—is urgent.”
