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Honoring Mary, Francis Style
Problem is, none of the titles the announcer liked was in the litany they sang in Rome today.
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Papal Bull: Who Writes This Stuff?
I found myself delighting in the language of the apostolic mandate, or the papal bull, announcing the appointment of Blase Cupich as ninth archbishop of Chicago.
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Bernadette Gasslein Named Editor of Worship Journal
“She has very ably demonstrated her editorial leadership as interim editor for the past two years and with your support, we look forward to her continued leadership of the journal.”
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Tilman Riemenschneider of the Day: Mary and Family
How do we develop a spirituality of “seeing”? This one-week series of photographs of artworks offers an opportunity for readers to discuss the role of the visual arts in prayer and worship.
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The hymn was beautifully played and well sung. My joy was complete until I realized how the text had been altered.
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Four Recent Sources of English Language Chant
Timothy Dusenbury examines the work of Bruce Ford, Paul Ford, John Ainslie, and Columba Kelly OSB.
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The Postcommunion prayers of the Roman Missal: a new comparative analysis
A splendid new compilation and study of the postcommunion prayers in the Roman Missal will be useful to anyone interested in the liturgy as a source for theological reflection.
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Misa Criolla in St. Peter’s Basilica with Pope Francis on December 12
“When I heard Misa Criolla for the first time, I was studying theology. I really liked it! I enjoyed ‘Lamb of God,’ which is magnificent. I will never forget that I heard Mercedes Sosa singing it.” – Pope Francis
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Communion Procession Blessings Revisited
There has been a recent highly-placed endorsement of the practice of blessing non-communicants at communion time.
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