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Lighting the Easter Vigil
Is there an unconscious supersessionism at work in the way the Hebrew scriptures are treated?
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Whaaaat? Church Luncheon Poster
Either public morals have declined markedly in the Catholic heartland of the Midwest, or else there should be a comma after “hat” in this church poster. awr
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The Mysteries of Liturgical Sincerity
Among my mostly Protestant students, no theme is more contested, misunderstood, or cherished than sincerity.
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What Did Paul VI Think of the Liturgical Reform?
These are the basic facts.
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Technology in Worship is like K-Pop in my Living Room
I get too distracted by the bright shining lights, and don’t really pay any attention at all. The same thing happens to me with technology in the liturgy—bring a screen in the sanctuary and I’m a lost soul.
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Feast of Saint Mark
Mark the Evangelist, unknown, Villach, Austria So brightly shone the light of true religion on the minds of Peter’s hearers that, not satisfied with a single hearing or with the oral teaching of the divine message, they resorted to appeals of every kind to induce Mark (whose gospel we have), as he was a follower…
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Martin Seltz to Receive 2019 Berakah Award of NAAL
Seltz served as editor at Augsburg Fortress, served on the Consultation on Common Texts, and guided the development of the ELW hymnal.
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Self-Intinction
I have to admit that I have an instinctual reaction against self-intinction, though I struggle to articulate why in a way that I find completely satisfactory.
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Intercommunion in Germany: The Conversation Continues
Reports that the guidelines have been rejected in the Vatican by the Holy Father or dicaseries of the Roman curia are false.
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