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Donald Trump Teaches Preaching
…I’m simply suggesting that reflecting on his speaking style is of value (as is reflecting on the speaking style of other communicators)
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Liturgy Lines: “Bless You!”
As with any liturgy, it is essential that a blessing be prepared and celebrated in a way that ensures the full, conscious and active participation of everyone present.
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The Berlin Wall, Shoe Boxes, and Other Symbols in Ecumenical Liturgy
How to handle symbols in liturgy, how not to handle symbols in liturgy, and what this has to do with the 2017 Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.
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Jerome Award Given to Massimo Faggioli
Faggioli had dedicated his work to placing major Church figures, movements, and events in their proper historical context.
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Ad Resurgendum cum Christo
Whatever the motivation that led Cardinal Müller and the CDF to issue the Instruction on creamation, it changes nothing for us in North America.
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John Thomas to Retire as LTP Director
Acting Director Deanna Keefe will now work with Fr. Ron Lewinski of the archdiocesan Department of Parish Vitality and Mission to consider how LTP will report and work within the Department’s newly reimagined parish support services structure.
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Archbishop Marini, Former Papal MC, Hospitalized
Let us pray for his health and well-being.
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Did Luther Really Nail 95 Theses to the Chapel Door on October 31st?
Doubts first arose in 1961 as to whether the Catholic monk Luther really nailed a manifesto to the chapel door of a Castle in Wittenberg on October 31, 1517.
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John Limb to Step Down as OCP Publisher
Limb will be available to OCP in an “emeritus role” for five years.
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