Multivalent liturgy requires multivalent art and architecture.
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At Forty Days—The Offering of a Child
“The churching of a child is an offering to God and the altar is the place where we make such offerings.”
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Monoeucharistitis: The Long-Term Effects
Vatican II did not envision “liturgy” and “Sunday eucharist” to be identical terms.
Read morePaderborn Archdiocese Accepts Seminarians with Homosexual Orientation
From Kirche und Leben: The Catholic Archdiocese of Paderborn in Germany will expressly accept homosexual candidates for ordination, according to seminary rector Michael Menke-Peitzmeyer, provided
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Psalms, not Walls
Regardless of what side of the “wall” you find yourself on, I have a feeling many of us are dismayed by the lack of conversation and communion which we are experiencing.
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The Sweat of Our Brow and the Bread of Heaven
We should not forget that the bread we bring to the Eucharist is not the fruit of our triumph, but of cursed and anxious toil.
Read moreNew Music Review: Known Unknowns
Review of Known Unknowns, a collection of hymn texts by John L. Bell and Graham Maule
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Challenging Clericalism
What we need is the development of a much healthier theology of priesthood.
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60-Second Sermon: Epiphany
C. Vanessa White reflects on the Gospel for Epiphany.
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Celebrating Holy Supper
The Holy Supper has allowed me to experience the birth of Christ as an event that we can participate in today, continuing to give birth to Christ in our own lives.
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