Category: 3_SCHOLARSHIP
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The Liturgical Legacy of Pope Francis
RITA FERRONE — Three guiding principles informed Pope Francis’s liturgical vision and legacy.
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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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Mirella Klomp appointed Theologian Laureate of the Netherlands for 2024-25
RITA FERRONE — Our colleague in liturgical studies, Mirella Klomp, Professor of Practical Theology at the Protestant Theological University (PThU) in Utrecht, has been chosen as Theologian Laureate of the Netherlands.
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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.
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Jesuit Liturgists Examine Formation at July 2024 Congress
BRUCE MORRILL — The International Jungmann Society for Jesuits and the Liturgy convened its tenth biennial congress, July 1st – 6th, Cebu, Philippines. Forty-five Jesuits from seventeen provinces across the globe engaged the Congress theme, “Liturgy and Liturgical Formation in the Society of Jesus.”
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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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Women and Incense
NEIL XAVIER O’DONOGHUE — Obviously, the debate on the use of the censer in the Roman Rite by a female altar server or acolyte is now fully settled, and in most parishes I know female altar serves outnumber male ones.
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Eucharist, Faith, and Social Justice
BRUCE MORRILL — Morrill lectures on Christian faith as a praxis of liturgy and ethics given as part of a series supporting the USCCB’s Eucharist Revival at St. Francis Xavier Church, New York City, April 7, 2024.
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Do This in Memory of Me
NEIL XAVIER O’DONOGHUE — “[T]he way forward for the Church, despite the many new and different challenges it faces, is still to be discovered not around a conference table or in meetings, but in the fruitful celebration of the Eucharist.”