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The Love of God and Neighbor: The Life of Saint Maria Skobtsova— Connecting Liturgy and Ethics
Mother Maria sought to connect the liturgy of the church with the liturgy of our lives.
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Societas Liturgica: Call for Papers
Durham, August 5-10, 2019: Anamnesis: Remembering in Action, Place, and Time
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All bodies are holy: heavenly bodies, juxtaposition, and weary women
Art ‘makes sense’ because it triggers the imagination flowering from something partially remembered and something partially known.
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Eucharistic Praying and Consumerism
However important the institution narrative of the Eucharistic Prayer may be, excessive emphasis on that narrative can obscure the wider context of thanksgiving to the Father that is the raison d’être of the prayer.
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Youth Synod Document: First Thoughts on Liturgy
When is wonder for the Mystery ever distinct from active participation? The text appears confused and without orientation.
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Youth Synod Final Document: “Fresh, authentic, joyful liturgy”
“The Eucharistic celebration is generative of the life of the community and of the synodality of the Church.”
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Fashion Trend Alert: Chapel Veils are Back!
Among undergraduates, we’ve seen a decided uptick in young women who elect to wear the mantilla or “chapel veil”.
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Superiors of 34 Women’s Orders Call for Admission of Women to All Church Offices
The UISG consists of 2,000 representatives of apostolic women’s communities worldwide.
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Priestly Formation in Korea, Re-envisioned
Perhaps if these principles are experienced in and among church leaders, they will better understand its value and promote this experience for the whole Catholic people.
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