Category: Eucharist
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Table vs. Altar: A Creative Tension
Can table and altar still speak to each other?
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An Irrepressible Desire for Peace
I hear from friends that some liturgies in the U.S. have reintroduced the exchanging of the Sign of Peace. This has been fully absent from Irish liturgies since March 2020 and I miss it. In this post I don’t want to deal with polemics as to whether it is prudent to have the Sign of…
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The Chalice in a Time of COVID-19
I was in Prague recently and visited the famous Bethlehem Chapel. This Chapel played an important part in the early history of the Hussite movement in Bohemia. I took the photograph that accompanies this post from a painting of Jan Hus being burned a t the Council of Constance on the wall of the Bethlehem…
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The Eucharist OF the Church
“The sacrifice of the Church” could be understood as referring to something the Church is offering to God, something that is other than the Church itself.
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Eucharistic Non-Coherence
I am unsure that my severe case of eucharistic non-coherence can be cured any time soon.
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Life, death, and the Eucharist: Why the world needs good liturgy
The biggest challenge of the Eucharist is to celebrate it.
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Real Presence and Mission
The transformation of the bread and wine is a catalyst for a chain reaction.
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Liturgical Leadership Program at Notre Dame
Notre Dame Center for Liturgy renews formation offerings.
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A Response to Msgr. Irwin
The claim that the bishops’ draft document on the Eucharist is “Tridentine” is…odd.