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Tag: Taizé

Why Catholics Can’t Sing (revised edition) by Thomas Day — Review

November 29, 2014 Paul Inwood Music: General Recently Published Books

What was formerly a rant at full gallop is now more of a meandering moan, although some sections still retain the acidulous punch of the first edition.

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Words Can Change Us – Can We Change Them?

March 11, 2014 Paul Inwood Music: General Pastoral Theology

Texts can change us. They change how we feel; they affect and enhance our spiritual lives. Inferior texts change us differently and perhaps less well. Can we alter texts so that their effect on us is, shall we say, more desirable? Or at least so that their effect on us is enhanced?

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Pentecost Novena Prayers to the Holy Spirit

May 10, 2013 Teresa Berger Devotions and Sacramentals Liturgical year

I invite you to join me in entering and living, in prayer, this rich tradition in these days before Pentecost.

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O Clavis David: O Key of David

December 20, 2010 Dirk G. Lange Liturgical Spirituality

Rather than being frightened by this image of Christ as the holder of the keys, the one who opens and no one can close and who closes and no one can open, the image of Christ as Key of David instilled in me a far-reaching confidence.

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Brother Roger of Taizé

August 15, 2010 Editor Ecumenism

What we didn’t know is that, even when our lips are shut, Christ prays in us.

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A Sportive Spirituality?

February 4, 2010 Dirk G. Lange Ecumenism Liturgical Spirituality Liturgy of the Hours Protestant Worship

A “sportive” spirituality is rooted in prayer. It is rooted in daily prayer. Prayer – individual or communal – is one of the ways that we “practice” our baptism (see Luther’s writing on baptism in the Large Catechism, The Book of Concord, page 461).

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NEWS

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US church membership falls below 50 percent first time in 80 years
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Cardinal Schönborn on same-sex blessings
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March 25, 2021 Editor

Pope: Mary is not Co-redemptrix
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Vidi aquam in the U.K.
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March 24, 2021 Editor

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THE PLAZA

Brief Book Review: Voices – Pew edition

April 7, 2021 Other Voices

Ars praedicandi: Second Sunday of Easter, Year B, Ed Foley

April 6, 2021 Other Voices

It’s a Cold, Hard Frost this Paschal Mystery

April 1, 2021 Katharine E. Harmon

Ars praedicandi: Easter Sunday, Year B, Ed Foley
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April 1, 2021 Other Voices

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