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ACU Centre for Liturgy: online lecture by Teresa Berger
On Sunday 5 November 2023 at 6pm EST (USA) (Monday 6 November 2023, 10am AEDT) the ACU Centre for Liturgy is delighted to host Professor Teresa Berger for a public lecture on the topic: “Liturgy’s Imagined Futures: Beyond Vatican II’s Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy.”
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Drink from It, All of You: Recovering of the Chalice Communion
Who should want to do without one of them or might withhold them from others?
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Euchological Insights from 1983
If I am reading the information provided in the “Foreword” to the document correctly, the proper Preface of the Eucharistic Prayer provided for use at an anointing Mass was newly composed for the USA edition.
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Ars Praedicandi: 29th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Ed Foley
Over the years I have learned,sometimes the hard way,that there are certain thingsan aging, white, celibate male should not be preaching about.
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Brief Book Review: Monotheism in Christian Liturgy
This small monograph is part of the Cambridge Elements series on Religion and Monotheism. As such, it will be of particular interest to those exploring the theological significance of the Christian confession “that there is one God worthy of worship” (1).
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Phyllis Zagano: “Synodal discernment and women in the diaconate”
The People of God have asked. The Synod may answer. What about women deacons?
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Liturgical Antennae
Paul Inwood For many years I have been convinced that an essential attribute for all liturgical ministers is the ability to be aware of what is going on around you in the celebrating community. It is an ability that does not necessarily come naturally. As individuals, we tend to become closed in on our own…
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Liturgy as Reunion
Must we be strangers and aliens to each other?
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In This Issue: Doxology 34, vol. 1 (Lent-Easter 2023)
Summary of the Lent-Easter 2023 issue of Doxology: a journal of worship and the sacramental life is a quarterly, peer-reviewed journal of liturgical scholarship bridging academic and church communities.
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