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The Southern Baptist Convention Rejects Ban on Women Pastors
EDITOR — While this is a victory for those who support women’s ability to preside over Southern Baptist congregations, it still lays bare the fraught nature of women pastors in the Southern Baptist Convention.
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Versus Populum Continues to Divide Syro-Malabar Church
EDITOR — There is a new development in the long-running dispute over the celebration of the Mass in the Syro-Malabar Church.
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Braga and the “opus perfectum” of the Roman Missal of Paul VI
NEIL XAVIER O’DONOGHUE — The Use of Braga was not abolished after the Council; priests of Braga were still allowed to celebrate in the Use.
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Vestments for the Reopening of Notre Dame in Paris
NATHAN P. CHASE – Here are the sketches for the vestments that will be used in the reopening mass.
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Institute of Liturgical Studies at 75!
OMALDO PEREZ — The Institute’s robust fusion of theory and praxis, and its rich intellectual buffet, is what attendees have come to expect and look forward to every year.
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Ars Praedicandi: Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time
ED FOLEY — Our baptismal commission is not simply to rebuke the turbulence that affects our family and friends and community but to recognize that there are other boats in this storm and to stand up for stillness and peace for all.
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Eucharist and Catholic Education
TIMOTHY BRUNK — Wonder is an essential part of the liturgical act.
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Podcasts: ACU’s Speaking of Liturgy
EDITOR — Mark Francis, CSV highlights how recent Church documents have addressed liturgy and culture.
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Saint John’s Abbey to host duo organ concert
EDITOR — Organists Isabelle Demers and Damin Spritzer will perform a duo organ concert at Saint John’s Abbey Church, June 12th.
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