Julia Upton reviews Don Saliers, Themes and Variations: Music and Imagination.
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Julia Upton reviews Don Saliers, Themes and Variations: Music and Imagination.
Read moreDavid Stosur reviews Thomas O’Loughlin, Eating Together, Becoming One.
Read moreRon Anderson reviews Nathaniel Marx, Authentic Liturgy: Minds in Tune with Voices.
Read moreTimothy Brunk reviews Antonio Eduardo Alonso, Commodified Communion: Eucharist, Consumer Culture, and the Practice of Everyday Life.
Read moreFr. Michael Plekon reviews The Congregation in a Secular Age, the third installment of Andrew Root’s series titled Ministry in a Secular Age.
Read moreThis is an articulate and wise theological reflection, the second in a trilogy Root has planned. It is often a very moving, thoughtful contemplation of ministry in a time where God seems unnecessary for many, when only the empirical is thought truthful and when truth itself has become questionable on the public stage.
Read moreWhat does the new Directory for Catechesis have to say about liturgy? How do we understand that liturgy and catechesis “belong to one another”?
Read moreDr. Melinda Quivik reviews Human Rites: The Power of Rituals, Habits, and Sacraments by Dru Johnson.
Read moreIndia’s Roman Rite Catholic Bishop’s Conference has published a new Lectionary for use in English-language Masses in India using the English Standard Version. The following details are
Read moreMichael Plekon reviews Carrie Frederick Frost’s latest book Maternal Body: A Theology of Incarnation from the Christian East
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