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Working in the Vineyard: The Federation of Diocesan Liturgical Commissions
EDITOR — Trends may come and go. Particular pieties may influence practice. We are committed to carrying out the vision of the Second Vatican Council and the Holy Father’s direction for the life of the Church and its liturgical apostolate.
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Podcasts: ACU’s Speaking of Liturgy
EDITOR — Professor Gerard Moore investigates the origins of the Collect, an ancient prayer form frequently prayed in the liturgy.
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Advent I with Saint John’s School of Theology
EDITOR — Join Fr. William Orbih of Saint John’s School of Theology and Seminary in prayer and reflection this Advent season.
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O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
MICHAEL PATELLA — The O Antiphons give us a peek into the way the early Church, and by extension, Catholics especially before the twentieth century, learned and applied the Bible to their daily lives.
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Podcasts: ACU’s Speaking of Liturgy
EDITOR — Dr. Jenny O’Brien explores the season of Advent, discussing the first and second comings of Christ and key characteristics of this time of joyful expectation and hope.
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Advent Across America
ANDRENIQUE ROLLE — Let’s take a joyful journey through how some Catholic dioceses around the country celebrate this sacred time, highlighting the events that unite communities as we eagerly await Christmas!
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No “extra” Hosts
NEIL XAVIER O’DONOGHUE — I am asking for the help of Pray Tell readers in this post. A particular bugbear of mine is when those who participate in the Eucharist are not offered Communion that is consecrated at the liturgy they are attending.
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Thanksgiving for Bearers of Hope
NICHOLAS DENYSENKO — The most powerful force inside me insists that God will remain God – the one who seeks the lost sheep to return them to the flock because of irresistible love.
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Virgil Michel, OSB and Mechthild Mueller Ellis
KATHARINE E. HARMON — What Tildy shared with me opens up another dimension of the same 19th-century child who wrote philosophy, kept meticulous notecards for his preaching, wheedled his abbot into founding a publishing house, and drew thousands of the faithful into one common cause.
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