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Giving Thanks – Even Now
What are you thankful for during this pandemic? Add to our list.
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Cathedral Chapter of Chur Refuses Papal Terna
After a hiatus one and a half years, the cathedral chapter of Chur in Switzerland suddenly got the opportunity to elect a new bishop from a papal shortlist with three names. Yesterday the majority of the chapter members did what nobody had expected: they refused the entire list. According to kath.ch and Neue Zuericher Zeitung,…
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60-Second Sermon: First Sunday of Advent
Jessie Bazan reflects on the Gospel Reading for the First Sunday of Advent.
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New Director of the Sistine Chapel Choir
Mgr Pavan directing the choir in the Sistine Chapel in November 2019.
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Another Liturgical Year, Another Bare, Ruined Choir
I didn’t need to have a beloved liturgical space crushed into a parking lot to make the point stand out. But, thank you, 2020, it sure does help.
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In That Great Getting Up Morning
Ultimately resistance is eschatology for enslaved Africans and their descendants.
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How We Celebrate Vespers – Without Chanting
A pattern for a weekly evening prayer in the current pandemic.
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While we’ve been gone…the e-church
Liturgy on TV, radio or through other electronic means is not a new thing. Beginning in the 1950s with the first televised liturgy from Westminster Abbey (the Coronation of Her Majesty Elizabeth II in 1953), and the first televised mass in the Archdiocese of Boston (the beginnings of CatholicTV in 1955), countless sacramental liturgical events…
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60-Second Sermon: King of the Universe
Rory Cooney reflects on the Gospel Reading for the Solemnity of Jesus Christ, King of the Universe.
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