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Fifty years of the Missal promulgated by Paul VI: A reform for the renewal of the Church
An article from L’Osservatore Romano. submitted to Pray Tell by a CDW official.
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Is Being a Christian a Vocation?
Each year, as we enter Holy Week, I inevitably recall two individuals for whom I continue to have a great amount of admiration. Both were RCIA participants, and both—a few days before the beginning of the Paschal Triduum—declined to be baptized, and left the process.
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Pray Tell Poll: Don’t call me “Father”?
Should people call priests “Father”?
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“Night watches” are Triduum tradition for monastic community
“Surrounded by the glow of the new Easter candle, members of the religious community and their guests keep vigil throughout the night”
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GOSPEL COMMUNION: Easter Vigil/Easter Sunday
Commentary on the Psallite communion antiphon – an inspiring reflection on the Easter Vigil and Easter liturgies.
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INTROITUS: Easter Sunday
Resurrexi – I have risen
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Data Protection and the Seal of Confession
I have posted before about the conditions in Ireland, particularly about the challenges of having most of our liturgical catechesis taking place within a school system that is under Catholic patronage (or management), but today with the added challenge that many of the teachers do not regularly practice Catholicism and many of the children receiving…
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Brief Book Review: God’s Good Earth
This book is for anyone who understands that we are living in a moment of, as the foreword expresses it, “planetary crisis,” and wishes to proclaim, pray, and sing with texts that acknowledge this.
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Notre Dame Cathedral in Flames
On Monday afternoon in Paris, the great spire of Notre Dame Cathedral collapsed.
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