Category: Reform of the Reform
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Huge Gap Separates Pope Francis from Liturgical Traditionalists
Catholic traditionalists continue to underestimate the Argentine pontiff.
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Versus orientem: The Spadaro Tweets
One suspects that his position is also that of Pope Francis.
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Cardinal Nichols discourages priests from celebrating Mass ad orientem
Meanwhile, Fr. Antonio Spadaro, a papal adviser and editor of the influential journal La Civiltà Cattolica, has shown his support for Mass facing the people on Twitter.
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Cardinal Sarah asks priests to start celebrating Mass facing east this Advent
“The liturgy is not about you and I,” Cardinal Sarah told the conference.
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Elvis!
“Give me the old days when you could go to Mass and…..”
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1655: “Ecclesiasticae ceremoniae aeternae non sunt”
“One labors in vain and battles ghosts with a hot temper who, to avert such supposed danger, is attached to ecclesiastical ceremonies anxiously and worriedly.” (Johannes Morinus)
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Cardinal Sarah on Mass Not Facing the People
What the Council fathers exactly wanted?
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Liturgy, Architecture, Form, and Function
DEADON FRITZ BAUERSCHMIDT —What does it mean for a church to look like a “Catholic church”?
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On Veiling in Worship
In an intriguing twist on ancient and ever new concerns over women’s appropriate attire in worship, recent years have witnessed a renewed interest in chapel veils, aka mantillas, in some Catholic circles. How to think about this renewed interest?