Category: Black Catholic Liturgy
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Brief Book Review: A Womanist Theology of Worship
“Allen asks the reader to consider the worship they participate in both in practice and its history to consider how it might be shaped and informed by these new commitments.”
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Is there Rosary in the house?
Stores were shuttered, neighbors inaccessible, not a Rosary to be found.
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Meet Father Rivers: New Podcast Release Coinciding with Black History Month
Meet Father Rivers explores the life and impact of Fr. Clarence Rivers – a Black priest whose compositions and work in liturgy had a deep and lasting impact on North American Catholic worship.
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King Jesus Is a-Listenin’
Time and space are hallmarks in African American worship. The people gather to receive the Word and Sacrament. Movement from Khronos time (human time) to Kyros time (God time) occurs.
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“Hold On” Black Catholic Congregational Song
Black Catholics come from a lived theology where the music functions as a geographic teleportation. The song transports the singer to a new reality while singing the song.
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In That Great Getting Up Morning
Ultimately resistance is eschatology for enslaved Africans and their descendants.