This Fairfield University “Living Theology Workshop” will focus on some lively issues concerning Sunday Mass, 50+ years after Vatican II.
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Category: Eucharist
Real Presence and Idolatry
Brett Salkeld cautions that Catholics should be alert to Protestant critiques of pious practices that buttress faith in the Real Presence.
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Pre-Signed Sympathy Cards On Sale Here
Mass intentions are an area of sacramental theology that require more theological reflection (see the recent articles by John Baldovin here and here). In Ireland
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U.S. Catholic Bishops Issue Document on the Eucharist!
“‘Happy Are Those Who Are Called to His Supper’: On Preparing to Receive Christ Worthily in the Eucharist.”
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USCCB issues Q&A on their Eucharist document
At the USCCB website is this new document addressing some misunderstandings and criticisms about the decision last week to draft a document on the Eucharist.
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Real Presence and Ecumenism
Catholics and Protestants can find much agreement on Real Presence, argues Brett Salkeld – and maybe even about transubstantiation!
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The Bishops’ Document on Eucharist: A Teaching Moment
Cardinal Di Nardo stated that our primary experience of the Eucharist is Sunday Mass. Exactly right.
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Real Presence and Polarization
Transubstantiation functions as a kind of identity marker, says Brett Salkeld.
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This Day Belongs to Christ
A closer look at a new Sunday hymn in the German hymnal “Gotteslob”
Read morePope Francis Celebrates Holy Thursday with Cardinal Becciu
It raises more questions than it answers, because the Triduum liturgies belong to everyone.
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