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Liturgy Lines: “Liturgy – Praying Together”
Like love and marriage in the old musical, you can’t have one without the other.
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Liturgy and the Virtues: Rooted in Hope
I’ve slid into a choir stall in the Abbey Church three or four times a day most days for the last two years. I am not vowed to this routine, and there are many times when class or work could keep me plenty occupied. But the liturgy gives me hope, and that hope draws me…
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The Views of the New Cardinals on Church and Liturgy
Pray Tell readers will be interested in the liturgical and ecclesial views of Francis’s appointees.
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Introducing Liturgy!
Liturgy is an “ecumenical website of resources and reflections on liturgy, spirituality, and worship for individuals and communities.”
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A New Cardinal in the Crossroads of America
On behalf of “all Hoosiers”–many blessings on our new Cardinal!
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New CD by the Choir of the Sistine Chapel
This new CD was, uniquely, recorded in the Sistine Chapel itself.
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Liturgy Lines: “The Extraordinary Jubilee Year of Mercy Draws to a Close”
What might parishes do around this time to mark the end of the Year of Jubilee?
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Is Liturgical Reform Possible?
In my book, I suggested that we will know liturgical reform has been effective when our Orthodox people are Paschal in every aspect of their lives.
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Lazarus is a Little Boy from Burma
Just as the rich man longed for Lazarus to dip his finger in cool water, the little boy’s tears began trickling into my consciousness; sitting on my organ bench, I began to wonder not “how could someone ignore the suffering in their midst,” but how “could I ignore the suffering in my midst?”
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