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God and Independence Day
TIMOTHY BRUNK – May we celebrate Independence Day wisely.
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60-Second Sermons: Sts Peter and Paul
GARRETT MILLER — Peter’s rooted leadership and Paul’s fearless evangelization worked together all for the glory of God.
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Sacrosanctum Concilium: Artículo 45
REV. MICHAEL JONCAS — Acompáñenos en la relectura del Concilio Sacrosanto, disponible en español e inglés / Join us in a re-reading of Sacrosanctum Concilium, available in Spanish and English!
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More Excerpts from Benini’s Latest Book
FR. MARCO BENINI — The liturgical phrases surrounding the Gospel are not routine, but confessions acknowledging Christ’s active, personal presence in the proclamation of the word.
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60-Second Sermons: Nativity of St John the Baptist
S. KAREN ROSE — We take a deep dive into the naming of St John the Baptist. The backstory is more revealing than you might think.
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Ars Praedicandi: 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time
ED FOLEY, OFM Cap., — May we be blessed with a holy restlessness when the circle of our love grows too small, and the borders of our belonging become too confined.
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Sacrosanctum Concilium: Artículo 44
REV. MICHAEL JONCAS — Acompáñenos en la relectura del Concilio Sacrosanto, disponible en español e inglés / Join us in a re-reading of Sacrosanctum Concilium, available in Spanish and English!
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Podcasts: ACU’s Speaking of Liturgy
STAFF — Fr. Dennis Smolarski, SJ describes how gestures flow from the liturgy are best when guided by the Church’s teachings on the Mass.
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Understanding the Mass, Living the Eucharist
FR. MARCO BENINI — The Liturgy of the Word is structured as an interactive, “ping-pong” style exchange between divine proclamation and human response.
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