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Re-Reading Sacrosanctum Concilium: Article 56
The two parts that, in a certain sense, stand together as the Mass – none other than the liturgy of the word and the eucharistic liturgy – are so closely connected with each other that they accomplish one act of worship.
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Authenticity in Church Architecture
“Modernizing the Catholic Church usually doesn’t refer to architecture. But it should.”
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Death of a Poet
There has to be poetry in our prayer, for it opens to us a whole new realm of experience, not just of our forming words with which we offer prayer, but of our being exposed to thought-provoking language that quietens us and makes us listen. Silence is the space between words
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Re-Reading Sacrosanctum Concilium: Article 55
The more perfect participation in the Mass by which the faithful, after the Communion of the priest, receive the Body of the Lord from the same sacrifice, is strongly commended.
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From Blackfriar Films
Is this inculturation, the new evangelization, the next reinvention of religious life? What do you make of it?
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NPM President Search
In the spirit of the Second Vatican Council, NPM fosters the art of musical liturgy.
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Modern or Traditional? – 10 Thought Provoking Churches
“Usually, churches aren’t hard to spot, and often their designs seem to follow quite traditional and recognizable architectural templates. Having said that, in the past century some congregations and church leaders have chosen to push the aesthetic limits of church architecture and design.”
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