I am honored to have been asked to be a presenter for a third-track program co-sponsored by Liturgy Training Publications and the National Association of
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Pandemics and Public Worship Throughout History
It can be of great comfort to reflect and learn about how Christian churches have responded to epidemics and pandemics throughout history.
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Corona Pandemic and Oikonomia
How we analyze others amidst the corona pandemic.
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Eucharistic Living without the Eucharist
What are we fighting for?
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RESPONSE: Mass Without the People is Legitimate
Helmut Hoping replies to yesterday’s contribution by Albert Gerhards, Benedikt Kranemann, and Stephan Winter.
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Private Mass Does Not Fit with a Contemporary Understanding of Eucharist
At least since the Second Vatican Council, the Mass is no longer the private possession of the priest.
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When There Is No Eucharist, the Glorified Christ Fasts with Us
Christ now fasts until he can drink of the Fruit of the Vine with us in the Kingdom of God.
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The words and Word of God that Create and Renew: A Reflection for the Beginning of Lent
Words carry meaning. They communicate our thoughts and feelings, tell others about who we are and our relationship with them. The can be used to
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Brief Book Review: Human Rites
Dr. Melinda Quivik reviews Human Rites: The Power of Rituals, Habits, and Sacraments by Dru Johnson.
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The Role of the Choir in Catholic Liturgy
More choir solos! More bang for the buck.
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Why We Sing, Why the Organ
Paul Westermeyer kicks off events for the large organ expansion project at Saint John’s Abbey.
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