Category: Liturgy and Virtues
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Daring to Hope
TIMOTHY BRUNK — Advent is indeed a time to recall that Christian hope dares a great deal.
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Podcasts: ACU’s Speaking of Liturgy
EDITOR — Sr. Ursula O’Rourke reflects on the role embodiment plays in the celebration of the liturgy.
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Love, Fraternity, and Care for Our Common Home
NATHANIEL MARX — In his last testament, Pope Francis left a prayer for our hearts.
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This Is Not America
TIMOTHY BRUNK — Every land of their birth [is] as a land of strangers.
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If I Summoned Him and He Answered Me …
What if we too were allowed to ask, accuse, even bring charges against God? Allowed to do so in court and receive a different answer than Job? To bring a more comprehensive indictment than theological expertise has long considered conceivable?
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Book Review: From Isolation to Community
“Werntz has provided a real gift in a time of not just isolation but suspicion and division.”
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On Being Community
As a Church, it is our job to be the Body of Christ. Working at being community is part of our mission.
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Awareness, Wisdom, Will: A “Culture of Care”–in Liturgy
Cardinal Parolin’s brief but trenchant suggestions for a conference on climate change led me to reflect on the question of how we develop a “culture of care” in liturgy.
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Mercy is the Problem
During my undergraduate days at The Catholic University of America, I was very fortunate to take an upper level christology course, “Jesus as the Christ,” from William Loewe, ordinary professor of historical and systematic theology. The course has stayed with me all these years since, even into my own doctoral studies. In one of the…