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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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The Eucharist: A Moment of Deep Betrayal
Who, after all, ever comes to the eucharistic table without having betrayed what God calls us to be?
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Ordination to Sacramental Priesthood: Traditional, Communal, Familial
The community exuded a practical, liturgical and communal, ecclesiology of their corporate baptismal identity as “a royal priesthood” (1 Peter 2:9) through not only their robust engagement in the Divine Liturgy but also their affective, and thus effective, hospitality to us.
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“We Are the Future Leaders of this Church.”
Maria Siebels gives a message of hope at the first liturgy at Saint John’s School of Theology and Seminary.
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September 1st, Day of Prayer for Creation
What does sacramental liturgy have to say about the Christian mandate to care for creation?
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Divisive! Church in a Time of Peril!
What the Catholic Common Ground Initiative has to tell us today.
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Liturgiam Authenticam 36 on Scripture Translations
Under Benedict XVI, it was still possible to have more than one Scripture translation in use in a given region.
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At least the Lord is my shepherd
Such a dark, faltering setting of Psalm 23 might help us pray through these days.
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Paul VI on liturgical reform Part 5
…Today we are, as it were, under a kind of spell.
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