Category: Non Solum
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Non Solum: Introducing the Faithful to the Mass of the Day
“After the greeting of the people, the Priest, or the Deacon, or a lay minister may very briefly introduce the faithful to the Mass of the day,” we read in the General Instruction of the Roman Missal.
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Non Solum: The Liturgy of the Hours in Parishes
Are we getting any closer to the vision of Vatican II in giving the Office back to the whole church?
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Non Solum: The Dismissal
I wish that we were more discerning in our usage of the dismissal. While it is a small component of the Mass, it carries an immense burden. It reminds us that our celebration of the Eucharist is deeply connected to the rest of our lives.
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Non Solum: Bios of Saints for Worship Aids and Bulletins
“Is there a website or publisher that provides brief bios of saints that can be included as part of a weekly church bulletin?”
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Non Solum: Bodily Imagery in the Liturgy
There are many texts in scripture and in our liturgies which utilize imagery deemed inappropriate by our society today.
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Non Solum: Introducing Sung Hymns or Songs at Mass
“What is the best terminology to use when cantors announce each assembly-sung hymn or song in a mass, i.e., is the assembly being invited to join in singing ‘songs,’ ‘hymns,’ or ‘chants?'”
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Non Solum: Liturgical Hospitality
After three years at Saint John’s, I have come to realize the importance of liturgical hospitality.
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Non Solum: Training Liturgical Ministers
One of the most challenging, yet rewarding, parts of celebrating the Roman Rite today is the number of ministers who exercise a ministry at Mass.
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Non Solum: Liturgical Presidency
A few readers have written in requesting a discussion on liturgical presidency.