-
Podcasts: ACU’s Speaking of Liturgy
EDITOR — Archbishop Timothy Costelloe, SDB reflects on the sacrament of Confirmation and describes his approach to the preparation and preaching of the homily during conferral of this sacrament.
-
Co-Responsibility for Proclaiming the Gospel: Part III
MEGAN EFFRON — I would like to highlight the pastoral need for commissioning a more diverse pool of preachers to give the homily at our eucharistic liturgies and to put a human face on a contentious issue.
-
The Journey of Renewal: Illuminated Reflections on the Path to the Cross
EDITOR — Join Saint John’s School of Theology and Seminary in prayer and reflection this Lenten season by following along with our Lenten Reflection Series.
-
Baltimore Archdiocese Lowers Confirmation Age to 9
EDITOR — To enhance youth formation and counteract disaffiliation, the Baltimore Archdiocese lowers confirmation age to nine.
-
Christ, Looking at You
NICHOLAS DENYSENKO — The holy fathers and mothers are looking at us.
-
The Journey of Renewal: Illuminated Reflections on the Path to the Cross
EDITOR — Join Saint John’s School of Theology and Seminary in prayer and reflection this Lenten season by following along with our Lenten Reflection Series.
-
Co-Responsibility for Proclaiming the Gospel: Part II
MEGAN EFFRON — Being equipped to draw connections between scripture and daily life is an essential part of being an agent of evangelization.
-
Remembering Nathan Chase (1990-2025)
EDITOR — We mourn the passing of Nathan Chase. May he rest in peace.
-
Development of the Missa Terra Spiritus Sancti – Mass of the Land of the Holy Spirit Part II
CARMEL PILCHER — Celebrating the Missa Kimberley left a lasting impression and led me to research the origins of this distinctly Aboriginal style Eucharist that at the time I knew nothing about.
Pray Tell Blog: Worship, Wit & Wisdom receives sponsorship from
Saint John’s Abbey and Saint John’s School of Theology and Seminary.
The views and opinions expressed on Pray Tell Blog: Worship, Wit & Wisdom
are those of our authors, contributors, and readers, and do not necessarily
reflect the views or positions of any entities they represent, Saint John’s Abbey,
or Saint John’s School of Theology and Seminary.
Proudly powered by WordPress