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Another UK Bishop Comes Out Against the New Missal
“I have had plenty of time to repent of our original decision to vote this translation through.”
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Catholic Academy of Liturgy at NAAL Vancouver Meeting
Topic this year is technology and the liturgy
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Theophany, Blessing Waters, and Conversion
When Orthodox faithful flock to the water, drink it, and anoint themselves with it, they are expressing the acute human dependence on water in the context of liturgical rite.
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Liturgical Prayer Must Be Intelligible: Another Excellent Paper on Magnum Principium
“Given these premises it was certainly not foreseeable that translations of liturgical texts would be presented and approved with an excessive attention to words, phraseology and to Latin style.”
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North American Academy of Liturgy in Vancouver
The North American Academy of Liturgy, an ecumenical organization committed to liturgical renewal, is meeting in Vancouver, Canada this week. All day Thursday is open for denominational meetings (Catholic [Catholic Academy of Liturgy], Lutheran, United Methodist, Episcopal/Anglican, Reformed, Baptist) before things kick off with evening worship. There are a few plenum sessions, but most of…
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Msgr. Dermot Farrell Appointed Bishop of Ossory
Every person lives with mystery. None of us can predict how what happens today will influence and affect our future or the future of others. Part of being people of faith is trusting that, in God’s hands, our lives will bear fruit.
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Benedict XVI on Approval of the Liturgical Reform
“I think for example that in the liturgical reform, things would have ended up differently…”
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Young New Bishop Announced for Austria
A new diocesan administrator of Austria and Hungary has recently been announced: It is Bishop Antony Sevryuk, who will turn 34 in October 2018. His episcopal ordination took place in October 2015, some days after his 31st birthday. Before this sounds too strange to you: We are not talking about the Roman Catholic Church, but…
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To read and to listen
Publicly reading a text well is very difficult
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