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A Liturgical Opportunity; An Ecumenical Kairos
TIMOTHY BRUNK — Join the conversation about a liturgical Feast of Creation.
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Podcasts: ACU’s Speaking of Liturgy
EDITOR — In this episode, Sister Delores Dufner, OSB explores the significance of hymn texts we sing in the liturgy, describing how they express and shape faith.
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Liturgy and My Real Life
TIMOTHY BRUNK — What is happening in sacramental formation before college?
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Amen Corner: War
NICHOLAS DENYSENKO — Christians have every reason to invest entirely in fervent prayer for the end of war and its humanitarian catastrophe.
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Nigerian Bishops’ Liturgy Letter
NEIL XAVIER O’DONOGHUE — On August 15, the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria published a letter “On Abuses in Liturgical Celebrations.” The letter is addressed to “all Catholic priests in Nigeria”…
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Working in the Vineyard: Villanova University’s “Children, Ecology, and Liturgy”
EDITOR — “This project is bringing children into the conversation around liturgy and ecology, and it’s equipping church leaders to foster children’s faith in ecologically attuned ways.”
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Ars Praedicandi: 21st Sunday of Ordinary Time
ED FOLEY — In the waning years of the so called “golden age of television” a show premiered in 1956 that I wager would never make it past the tv censors today or survive the litmus test of today’s second reading: It was entitled “Do you trust your wife?”
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Podcasts: ACU’s Speaking of Liturgy
EDITOR — In this episode, Katharine E. Harmon discusses some of the women involved in the Roman Catholic liturgical movement.
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When is a “Relic” a “True” Relic?
NATHAN P. CHASE — Of course it is wonderful when we can confirm that these relics and places are exactly what they claim to be. But does it really matter?
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