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Brief Book Review: Truth’s Table: Black Women’s Musing on Life, Love and Liberation
CHELSEA BROOKE YARBOROUGH — This book calls people to listen to the musings of Black women as foundation for methodology and to consider the musings manna, something to heal, nourish, and fuel for the times ahead.
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This Is the Heart that Has Loved So Greatly
NATHANIEL MARX — Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus is popular among Catholics, but it concerns the whole human race.
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Bells Are Ringing
TIMOTHY BRUNK — There is something communal about the ringing of bells and something that transcends communication achieved by propositional statements.
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Podcast: ACU’s Speaking of Liturgy
EDITOR — Sr Louise Gannon, RSJ, outlines some of the modern challenges of liturgical formation and invites us to explore different approaches, especially a dynamic process of mystagogical reflection.
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Actions and Words of Love
NATHANIEL MARX — Attention is the heart of Jesus’s love, Pope Francis explains in chapter two of Dilexit Nos.
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The Liturgical Legacy of Pope Francis
RITA FERRONE — Three guiding principles informed Pope Francis’s liturgical vision and legacy.
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A New Feast & Season of Creation
JAMES HADLEY — Perhaps one of the most significant ecumenical and liturgical moments since the end of the Second Vatican Council is unfolding quietly across the globe.
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Liturgical Music at the University of Portland
EDITOR — Explore this exciting opportunity to study liturgical music with Michael Prendergast and distinguished guest speakers in hybrid or in person this Fall!
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Podcasts: ACU’s Speaking of Liturgy
EDITOR — Richard Vosko examines the relationship between churches and the people who worship in them and how worship spaces can help us sense the unexplainable and create unlikely connections.
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