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Greg Zelek to perform at Saint John’s Abbey
EDITOR — Come enjoy an afternoon of splendid music from master organist Greg Zelek.
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Fr. Marco Benini to lecture on German and American Liturgical Movements
EDITOR — Virgil Michel, OSB’s legacy in liturgical renewal continues to have relevance today.
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Brief Book Review: Seeing God
MELINDA A. QUIVIK — “The practical effect of not seeing God or apprehending divine care of creation is, of course, the climate chaos we are experiencing today.”
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Introducing “Sensory Liturgy”
NATHAN P. CHASE — “Sensory Liturgy” seeks to force scholars, practitioners, and liturgical participants to focus on all five senses and the way they are engaged in the church’s liturgical celebrations.
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Ars Praedicandi: 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time
ED FOLEY — Jesus understood that the stakes were too high to gamble away the hopes of the marginalized and the lives of the innocent.
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Allowing Comments on Select Posts
EDITOR — We are excited to announce that Pray Tell will be allowing contributors to open comments on select posts.
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Podcasts: ACU’s Speaking of Liturgy
EDITOR — In this episode, Fr. Stephen Hill discusses the treasures of Anglican patrimony and ecclesial unity, inviting us to learn more about the Ordinariate in Australia.
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Saint John’s School of Theology and Seminary presents live-streamed lecture by Dr. Antonio Ramirez
EDITOR — Dr. Antonio Ramirez will present his lecture, entitled “Attune Your Soul: The Sacred Art of Listening for Ministry,” in person and online.
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Brief Book Review: Religion, Race, and COVID-19
JULIA A. UPTON, RSM — This collection of eleven important interdisciplinary essays should be read by anyone in active ministry who is concerned about the intersection of religion and race and disturbed by the health inequities and racism laid bare by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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