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Moving Forward with an Inculturated Liturgy in Australia
NATHAN CHASE — The bishops have approved the Mass of the Land of the Holy Spirit for use in the Catholic Diocese of Broome and referred it on to the Vatican for recognition.
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Preach the Word
RITA FERRONE — The scriptural imagination is explored and affirmed in a new book of essays on preaching.
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San Francisco Baptisms
NEIL XAVIER O’DONOGHUE — Number 1239 of the Catechism of the Catholic Church tells us that “Baptism is performed in the most expressive way by triple immersion in the baptismal water.”
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Steve Warner to lecture on fostering emerging liturgical musicians
EDITOR — Register to join this public online lecture featuring Steve Warner on the topic of fostering emerging liturgical musicians.
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Liturgical theologian, Mary Collins, OSB, dies at 88
EDITOR — Pray Tell joins in prayers of hope for her eternal rest, and in gratitude for her mentorship and teaching of generations of students of the liturgy.
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Don’t let Easter pass by: the Easter cloths in Schottenstift
INGRID FISCHER — Unlike “Lent,” the annual Pascha (Easter) celebration lacks much of its existential seriousness and has little impact on the lives of the baptized.
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Liturgy / Ecology Webinar
TIMOTHY BRUNK — See how parishes are addressing climate change in their liturgies.
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United Methodist Church overturns prohibitions on gay clergy
EDITOR — The removal reverses policies established at the 2019 General Convention, which included bans on gay clergy and same-sex marriage.
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Working in the Vineyard: Notre Dame Center for Liturgy Spring Symposium
EDITOR — “By attending to the experience of the child at worship, we hope to open up new ways of understanding this participation on the part of every person in the Church.”
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