Tireless evangelist for Latin, pioneering teacher with an eccentric approach – but it reflected a deep understanding of how languages work.
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Review Essay: The Congregation in a Secular Age
Fr. Michael Plekon reviews The Congregation in a Secular Age, the third installment of Andrew Root’s series titled Ministry in a Secular Age.
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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
The Confirmation Conversation, continued
If the confirmation debate is over, it’s probably only over for now.
Paul Turner responds to Tim Gabrielli.
Needed: Qualified Professors of Liturgy
Having qualified lecturers would be a step away from ideology and division.
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Roman Curia and Private Mass: An Age-Old Problem
Bringing the liturgical reform into the Roman curia is the first major reform of it.
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The End of the Confirmation Debate?
Tweaking the age of Confirmation is not going to solve our issues around disaffiliation.
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Private Mass: An Eastern Orthodox View
It is easy to lose the notion of Liturgy as a gift received from God.
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Is the Private Mass Traditional?
Only after Vatican II were their exceptions to the ban on solitary celebrations.
Read moreCommon Prayer as Common Vision?
How does a conversation on prayer in common and the perspectives of different generations bring understanding to differences of perception and expectation? While strictly stereotyping
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The Minor Orders: Not a Major Matter
Ministries evolve over time.
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