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Instruments during the Triduum?
The recent Pastoral Letter on Sacred Music in Divine Worship promulgated in the Archdiocese of Portland, OR contains a statement which may cause a few raised eyebrows.
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Paderborn Archdiocese Accepts Seminarians with Homosexual Orientation
From Kirche und Leben: The Catholic Archdiocese of Paderborn in Germany will expressly accept homosexual candidates for ordination, according to seminary rector Michael Menke-Peitzmeyer, provided that they observe celibacy. “We must distinguish between a homosexual orientation of a person and homosexual practice,” he said. This applies to all sexual orientations. Homosexual practice would be a…
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INTROITUS: Presentation of the Lord
Dominus noster cum virtute veniet – our Lord will come with power
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INTROITUS: 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Laetetur cor – The heart shall rejoice
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60-Second Sermon: 4th Sunday in OT/after Epiphany
Stephanie Budwey reflects on the Gospel for the 4th Sunday in OT/after Epiphany
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Suffering the Little Children
Do small children belong at Mass?
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Is the Religious Right to Blame for Christianity’s Decline?
We’ve all heard this: liberal churches are shrinking and conservative churches are growing. It’s because – don’t you know? – churches that stand for something attract followers, but churches forever chasing after passing fads do not. People want substance, not gimmicks. Not so fast. At The American Conservative, of all places, George Hawley cites several studies to…
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Baptist Real Presence?
A symbol is never merely, is it?
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Archbishop of Portland releases Pastoral Letter on Sacred Music in Divine Worship
Archbishop of Portland shares “Pastoral Letter on Sacred Music in Divine Worship.”
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