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Conversational Latin at Cornell
Wanna improve your spoken Latin? Cornell is the place to go, it seems. In a coup for classics there, Daniel Gallagher has been won to their faculty. Gallagher, formerly a monsignor, worked for a decade in the Vatican translating Latin. (I hadn’t known he left the priesthood to marry and start a family.) The Cornell…
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Petition to Cardinal Sarah against the Digital Organ in St. Peter’s Basilica
“We call the whole cultural world to express its regret for the presence of the surrogate of an authentic musical instrument within the most important home of Catholicism…”
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Pope Francis on Liturgical Silence
I wonder if this is one of the places of common ground to be sought among liturgical advocates of various stripes and those who are less connected to the liturgical life of the Church.
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Bishop Bode: Bless Same-Sex Unions?
“How do we accompany those who enter into these relationships pastorally and liturgically?”
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US Bishops’ BCDW Update at CAL
From Fr. Andrew Menke of the Bishops’ Committee on Divine Worship.
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German-Speaking Manifesto: Hurry Up and Save the Church!
Unless the church undergoes a “re-formation,” it has no future.
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ICEL Update
The ICEL bishops want texts that are less Latinate.
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Pomp in Paris
Michel Aupetit was installed as the new Archbishop of Paris at Notre Dame Cathedral On January 6. As La Croix reports: Commenting on the Gospel for the feast of the Epiphany, the new archbishop emphasized his own “insignificance” as indicated by the contrast between the pomp of the ceremony and the poverty of the crib.…
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NAAL in Vancouver II
The North American Academy of Liturgy is completing its 2018 meeting in Vancouver.
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