Liturgical hopefulness does not look for some other world to which we can “fly away” as this one burns
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Category: Liturgical Theology
“What have candles to do with flowers?”
I am often amazed at how rarely academics have a chance (or take the opportunity) to listen to their colleagues speak about their own work,
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Brief Book Review: Eating Together, Becoming One
David Stosur reviews Thomas O’Loughlin, Eating Together, Becoming One.
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Brief Book Review: Authentic Liturgy: Minds in Tune with Voices
Ron Anderson reviews Nathaniel Marx, Authentic Liturgy: Minds in Tune with Voices.
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Liturgical Summer Course in Germany
Study in Germany this summer!
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All Creation Praises God
Let all your works give you thanks, O LORD, and let your faithful ones bless you.
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On Human Formation and Body Language in Liturgy
The liturgy is replete with signs, symbols, and gestures meant to indicate particular things. However, at a fundamental human level, body language also speaks.
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Webinar from the Yale Institute of Sacred Music to Launch June 21
The series is entitled, “Accompanying the Dying and the Dead in the Time of COVID”
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Easter and the Threefold Meaning of “The Body of Christ”
“We stand today on top of the mountain as we celebrate our greatest liturgical feast.”
A theological reflection for Easter day, by Gerard Austin, OP