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Liturgy in Collegeville: From the Archives – Part XXV
The committee stated that it did not agree with the principle of reciting all 150 Psalms weekly. The Roman liturgy no longer has this principle, and we would like more readings.
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“What We’re Reading”
A classic theological text on time and memory, plus two novels.
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Still No Prefect at the Congregation for Divine Worship
Maybe tomorrow, as I’ve said to myself every day for the past two months.
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Earthquakes and Liturgy
On Sunday in the Orthodox Church, we will commemorate the Great Earthquake in Constantinople in 740 CE. We will sing the following Kontakion: Deliver us all from upheavals, and from terrible afflictions caused by our sins, O Lord, and spare thy people whom Thou hast purchased with Thy blood, O Master! Do not deliver Thy…
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Thomas Merton and the Future of Liturgical Renewal
“Thomas Merton has it right, I think, when he suggests reimagining the priesthood and the liturgy, and moving beyond older forms, be they pre-conciliar or post-conciliar. Fluidity rather than fixity is needed for a liturgy that is founded on relationality and the active participation of the entire assembly. The new wine of Spirit simply does…
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“What We’re Reading”
My reading tastes fluctuate between church and non-church things. Sometimes I’m looking for links between them.
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Non solum: Sunday Readings Books
Is it good to make only a few copies available for those who truly can’t hear?
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