Category: Liturgical year
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2024 Advent Project from Biola University Center for Christianity, Culture, and the Arts
EDITOR — Biola University Center for Christianity, Culture, and the Arts is currently releasing daily Advent entries for reflection and worship.
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Advent I with Saint John’s School of Theology
EDITOR — Join Fr. William Orbih of Saint John’s School of Theology and Seminary in prayer and reflection this Advent season.
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O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
MICHAEL PATELLA — The O Antiphons give us a peek into the way the early Church, and by extension, Catholics especially before the twentieth century, learned and applied the Bible to their daily lives.
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Podcasts: ACU’s Speaking of Liturgy
EDITOR — Dr. Jenny O’Brien explores the season of Advent, discussing the first and second comings of Christ and key characteristics of this time of joyful expectation and hope.
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Advent Across America
ANDRENIQUE ROLLE — Let’s take a joyful journey through how some Catholic dioceses around the country celebrate this sacred time, highlighting the events that unite communities as we eagerly await Christmas!
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Preaching and the Political, Part 3: Christ the King
BRUCE MORRILL – The liturgical year is reaching its culmination, as has the U.S. political cycle. Preaching on Christ the King in the wake of Election Day invites consideration of this feast’s modern origin and present implications.
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Liturgy and Life in a Late Autumn Choir Practice
INGRID FISCHER — This year I am learning the longing gaze from afar. And everything else I carry within me in the way of biblical words and liturgical experiences will, I hope, help me to understand him more and more deeply…
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Can’t Hardly Wait for Christmas
NEIL XAVIER O’DONOGHUE — I can’t see a commemoration and celebration of the Incarnation and the Birth of Christ being bad, even in early November. I wonder if any of our readers have any suggestions or additional insight for this situation?
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Preaching and the Political, Part 2
BRUCE MORRILL – Neighbor. The term bears an unsettled, even volatile quality in U.S. society this early November.