A promise and a noble commission.
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A promise and a noble commission.
Read moreExclamations of sadness, distress, and horror all carry within them an implicit yearning for a change in circumstance.
Read moreWe are clearly not experiencing the reality projected by liturgical prayer.
Read moreWithout a foundation in prayer, direct action may not sustain itself
Read moreThe next step is to be christ, an anointed one, in these acts of solidarity.
Read moreWe need to remember that the fourth and final action of the eucharistic celebration is mission. When we do so, we may find our work reflected in and enriched by our liturgical prayer. Thus the dialogue between life and liturgy can bear fruit for the reign of God.
Read moreOur liturgies must resonate with “the music of the Gospel.” Here are some thoughts on how we might do that — inspired by the Pope’s new encyclical, Fratelli Tutti.
Read moreLet us “receive a revelation.”
Read moreDavid Stosur reviews the new edition of Gabe Huck’s Liturgy with Style and Grace
Read moreIn parishes, racial justice is often left to social justice ministries, but this should not be the case.
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