In a time of internet and of the coronavirus pandemic, we must completely rethink community.
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Category: c_THEOLOGY
The Paschal Triduum that (almost) Wasn’t
My daughter’s fearlessness in the face of mud puddles gives us a new slant on the font, and those brave catechumens who (will eventually) plunge into those murky baptismal waters.
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Fasting, Then Feasting
The Word became flesh, and came to dwell among us.
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Eucharist in a time of Coronavirus
From Good Friday until the Easter Vigil there is a “Real Absence” of Jesus Christ.
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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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Sacred Scatteredness
We may be scattered, but we are not alone. Listen! A sower went out to sow. Matthew 13:3b As this broken bread was scattered
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An Uninvited, but Appointed Sabbath
So now we, in the West, have a sabbath, too.
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