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Non solum: Sitting for choral Kyrie and Gloria
Our parish celebrates a solemn Latin Mass every Sunday, Missal of Paul VI, with the support of professional musicians.
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What’s Going On At the Pope’s Daily Mass?
A Pray Tell reader sent in this photo of a recent daily Mass in St. Martha’s Guesthouse with Pope Francis.
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Poor little who
The Benedictine monk, theologian, and poet Sebastian Moore, who died on February 28th at age 96, kept his mischievous streak right up until the end. One of his final sonnets disses the new English translation of the Mass.
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And so the Lenten fast begins…
The monk wakes up on Wednesday and has a full breakfast…
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Swiss Vicar General Warns of Massive Ecumenical Setback
“Through the bonds of baptism, all are members of the one Church of Jesus Christ. At the Table of the Lord, at least in confessionally mixed marriages, this unity should not continue to lead down separate paths.”
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What Are You Reading This Lent?
What do you recommend to our readers?
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Prayer and indulgence
What does it mean to “indulge myself”? Can I indulge in prayer and relationship instead?
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Fasting and dieting
I very much fear that giving up dessert allows us to fall into a secular understanding of the purpose of food control – it’s for “health” or, if we are honest with ourselves, thinness and longevity. “The ten miracle foods that can make you live longer!” “The simple diet trick that can help you lose…
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Yves Congar, My Journal of the Council, Part XXIX
“Then yet another relatio [report] on the modi called for in the liturgy. What a bore! However, it is a question of things that are important: mother tongue in the sacraments and in the liturgy.”
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