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The Church’s teaching on the real presence of Christ in the liturgy is broader than people realize
“My prayer is that of the Lord: that we may all be one.” – Archbishop Malcolm McMahon
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Teaching Liturgy to Undergrads
How to do it?
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Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Mary’s life was, like ours, truly human.
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Paul VI on liturgical reform Part 6
Use of the new Ordo Missae is in no way left up to the choice of priests or people.
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Making Sense of Autocephaly in the Ukrainian Church
The history of the autocephalous movement in the Ukrainian Church is marked by polemics and a recurring cycle of the blame game.
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Constantinople: Priests Can Remarry in Certain Circumstances
According to the website Orthodoxie, the Holy Synod of the Patriarchate of Constantinople will be releasing an official text by Patriarch Bartholomew saying that widowed priests and those who have been abandoned by their wives will be allowed to re-marry, with careful consideration on a case-by-case basis. Priests who leave their wives to contract a second marriage will not…
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Authenticity in Communal Prayer
Does our communal prayer dare to reflect the reality of the people of God?
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Feast of Saint Gregory the Great
With what rashness, then, would the pastoral office be undertaken by the unfit!
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Civic celebration or Christian funeral? The memorial for Sen. John McCain
It was a lab for what we do and what we believe about death and liturgy, and an incredibly confusing one at that.
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