-
Living Liturgy – Sunday Missal 2018
Living Liturgy™ Sunday Missal combines essential liturgical content with the finest presentation on the market today. This annual, one-issue Sunday Mass pew resource is compatible with any hymnal program and affordably priced for parishes. High-quality cover and paper Gospel reflection for each Sunday Readings and congregational dialogue in large, 13-point, bold type Two-color text in…
-
What Are You Reading for the Reformation Anniversary?
We probably know more about Luther’s inner life than about that of any other sixteenth-century individual
-
Baby-Hymn-Singing
Infants accustomed to such singing are much quieter at their baptism – they already know the sound of singing voices and the pipe organ in the church space. As the babies become little children, during liturgies they want to run closer to the organ.
-
Misal Romano: A Tale of Two Translations
“Whatever the reason, the 2014 Misal Romano of the Conferencia del Episcopado Méxicano has achieved much of what critics feel the English translation lacks.”
-
Steps Toward Extraordinary Form-Ordinary Form Rapprochement?
Dwight Longenecker attempts to remedy the imbalance in Cardinal Sarah’s call for more cross-pollination.
-
The Love of Christ that Surpasses All Understanding… & Archbishop Welby’s Age of “Radical Christian Inclusion”
Aside from rituals of blessings and marriage of LGBT persons that are testing our churches, I have the sneaking suspicion there is a more fundamental problem: That too much worship has become either ritualism or sensationalism and not transformation.
-
IAH Meets in Denmark
The practical aspect is present at the International Fellowship for Research in Hymnology, but more in the sense of providing scholarly research for hymnal editing and reflecting at a high level upon the practice of the church than in the sense of “how-to” sessions.
-
Lessons from the Liturgical Movement… and a Few Chuckles, Too
“We may be revolutionaries, but not posing at such.”
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