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Brief Book Review: Memory Eternal
TEVA REGULE — The author grounds her work in an understanding of death and grief as unavoidable parts of our human existence and puts them into conversation with the life of the Church.
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Retrospectives on Composing for the Church’s Worship, Part 3
MICHAEL JONCAS — The General Instruction of the Roman Missal #61 … opened up to me another compositional avenue for creating a setting of the Responsorial Psalm as an art song.
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Saint John’s Abbey to host Spooky Organ Concert “The Great Pumpkin Returns”
EDITOR — Come hear a wide range of spooky music at Saint John’s Abbey in Collegeville, MN!
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Ars Praedicandi: 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
ED FOLEY — Now you might be asking yourself what do animal sensory perceptions and fragmented societies have to do with today’s readings, especially the gospel which is obviously a miracle story about faith … or is it?
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Retrospectives on Composing for the Church’s Worship, Part 2
MICHAEL JONCAS — I created a setting that I thought would both be faithful to the Church’s guidelines for the Responsorial Psalm but also have an Irish flavor.
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Preaching and the Political, Part 1
BRUCE MORRILL — Preaching. Political. Each term is fraught with a range of meanings (positive and negative), a range of emotions—and not surprisingly so.
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Podcasts: ACU’s Speaking of Liturgy
EDITOR — Sr. Judith Kubicki is featured in the latest podcast from ACU, entitled “The Music of Taizé: A Rich and Versatile Resource for Liturgical Prayer.”
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“Sensory Liturgy” Update
NATHAN P. CHASE — I am excited to announce that we have published a few more resources in the Sensory Liturgy project.
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Synod on Synodality Webinar
EDITOR — Fons Vitae at Duke Divinity School will be hosting a webinar entitled “The Synod on Synodality: Theology, Reception, and Ecumenical Challenges” on Tuesday, October 22nd.
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