Tireless evangelist for Latin, pioneering teacher with an eccentric approach – but it reflected a deep understanding of how languages work.
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Tireless evangelist for Latin, pioneering teacher with an eccentric approach – but it reflected a deep understanding of how languages work.
Read moreWhat is the difference between “Transfiguration Sunday,” “The Feast of the Transfiguration,” and the proclamation of the gospel narrative of the transfiguration? In large part
Read moreDid the obsession with Christ’s presence in communion vessels obscure a recognition of Christ in the people of our cities, towns, and neighborhoods?
Read moreRatzinger on the liturgies held at the start and conclusion of the 1st session of Vatican II.
Read moreWhat are the criteria of effective preaching? How does a preacher improve? Pierre Hegy analyzes Pray Tell’s 60-Second Sermons and offers some suggestions.
Read moreThrough ritual actions and prayers of repentance in times of disaster, the church is invited to offer itself in service to those most afflicted by natural calamities and to denounce, through the act of repentance, the collective sin that exacerbates those afflictions.
Read moreSummary of the July 2020 issue of Worship Worship is a peer-reviewed, international ecumenical journal for the study of liturgy and liturgical renewal. Founded in
Read moreHistory shows us that human rites and religions get old patterns set very deeply in their bones—which is both a strength and weakness.
Read moreEven in a time of pandemic, the eucharistic is not an optional liturgical context for ordinations, but of the essence of the sacramental action of the Trinity and the Church because of the unity of church, eucharist and priesthood.
Read moreSummary of the January 2020 issue of Worship Worship is a peer-reviewed, international ecumenical journal for the study of liturgy and liturgical renewal. Founded in
Read moreI’m looking forward to some more hopeful future in which I might be able to join the Church again—maybe over a bowl of purréed mangos—in sanctifying the day.
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