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Online Courses through Calvin University
Calvin University offers online summer courses related to COVID-19.
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Recommended Guidelines Raise Troubling Questions (updated)
Unfortunately, in the attempt to “do the right thing” liturgical values and priorities are not being respected.
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Gregorian Chant – Online Study with Anthony Ruff!
Study chant online at your own pace with renowned expert Fr. Anthony Ruff, OSB.
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60-Second Sermon: Fifth Sunday of Easter
Steve Warner reflects on the Gospel Reading (John 14:1 – 12) for the Fifth Sunday of Easter.
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Reflections on the Collect for the Fifth Sunday of Easter
One of the unexpected advantages of the shelter-in-place directives stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic is the leisure to explore liturgical texts in more depth. As I was engaging the Collect for the Fifth Sunday of Easter, I discovered a significant change between the text presented in the first two post-Vatican II editions of the Missale…
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Folk Mass music pioneer Ray Repp dies at 77
The church lost an icon this week when Ray Repp died on April 26, the Third Sunday of Easter, after a long battle with cancer. Repp was the creator of the first folk Mass music with his Mass for Young Americans. His folk music Psalm settings, first composed for his scripture classes in seminary, filled…
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In memoriam: Geoffrey Wainwright (July 16, 1939 – March 17, 2020)
Geoffrey Wainwright was born in Yorkshire, England, the only child of Willie and Martha Ann Wainwright. At the University of Cambridge he studied Modern Languages and then Theology. He received a theological doctorate from the University of Geneva in 1972, and his Cambridge D.D. in 1987. He was ordained by the British Methodist Conference in…
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Free Video Series on the Mass
A free video course on the Mass is available this May from Liturgy Training Publications.
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A Wounded Good Shepherd
After Easter II is over, the glorious wounds of Christ sort of vanish from our Easter celebrations. It’s almost as though we believe that the Resurrection erased the Crucifixion.
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