Author: Paul Inwood
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Two Ways of Listening
PAUL INWOOD — The Liturgy of the Word can so easily become a liturgy of words.
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Structural Confusion in Advent
PAUL INWOOD — Advent is a time when musicians can run into difficulties with their pastors. The problem lies in the structure of Advent itself.
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Mood and the Communion Song
PAUL INWOOD — While much effort has been expended on commenting on the first and third of these purposes, the second purpose has been somewhat overlooked.
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A response to James Hadley’s “When artists sin…”
PAUL INWOOD — Hadley is unfortunately wrong because he has overlooked one vital consideration.
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60 years today
Today is the 60th anniversary of the promulgation of Sacrosanctum Concilium.
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Liturgical Antennae
Paul Inwood For many years I have been convinced that an essential attribute for all liturgical ministers is the ability to be aware of what is going on around you in the celebrating community. It is an ability that does not necessarily come naturally. As individuals, we tend to become closed in on our own…
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Singing — or not singing — the antiphons of the Roman Missal
I believe that composers have based their work on a misunderstanding of what the reformers intended.
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New Executive Director of ICEL
He is Fr Andrew Menke, hitherto Director of the USCCB’s Secretariat for Divine Worship
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New Director of PIMS
Dominican Father Robert Mehlart, OP, has been named as the new Director