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Psalms, not Walls
Regardless of what side of the “wall” you find yourself on, I have a feeling many of us are dismayed by the lack of conversation and communion which we are experiencing.
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In This Issue: Worship, November 2019
Summary of the 2018 November issue of Worship
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GOSPEL COMMUNION: Third Sunday of Ordinary Time
Commentary on the Psallite communion antiphon – an inspiring reflection on the liturgy of the coming Sunday.
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INTROITUS: 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Adorate Deum omnes Angeli eius – Worship God, all his angels
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INTROITUS: Conversion of St. Paul
Scio cui credidi – I know whom I have believed
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Ordinary Time: The Need to Move toward Community
As we move into the second week of Winter Ordinary Time, there is something about Nathan Mitchell’s reflection on the deeper meaning of the Baptism of the Lord that bears repeating. In an article entitled, “Jesus’ Vision of a New Community” (Liturgy, vol.1, no. 2 (1980) 37-44) Mitchell makes the point that the Baptism of…
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60-Second Sermon: 3rd Sunday in OT/after Epiphany
David Jacobsen reflects on the Gospel for the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time/Third Sunday after Epiphany.
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The Sweat of Our Brow and the Bread of Heaven
We should not forget that the bread we bring to the Eucharist is not the fruit of our triumph, but of cursed and anxious toil.
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GOSPEL COMMUNION: Second Sunday of Ordinary Time
Commentary on the Psallite communion antiphon – an inspiring reflection on the liturgy of the coming Sunday.
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