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The Garden of the Soul
Good news: Jesus is here for the whole garden.
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Worship and Wildfires
Does our worship turn wine country into wildfire country?
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Ars Praedicandi: Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time, Ed Foley
by Fr. Edward Foley, Capuchin At first glance today’s are not the most challenging lectionary readings filled as they are with a multitude of gracious and affirming images: a meek savior peace for the nations God’s mercy the Spirit dwelling within a messiah who lightens our burdens. At the same time there are ominous allusions…
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RIP Arlo Dean Duba (1929-2023)
Duba was active NAAL, Societas Liturgica; and the Association for Reformed and Liturgical Worship.
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Lecture on The Use of the Latin Language in the Latin rites
This year’s St. Bede Liturgy Lecture will be given by Msgr. Bruce Harbert on Saturday, July 8 at 9:30am EDT. He will be presenting on the use of the Latin language in the Latin rites. You can find more information here as well as a link to the live stream on the Liturgy Institute London’s…
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July 6: Maria Goretti beyond the “Virgin and Martyr”
Today we remember a 12-year-old Italian girl, Maria Goretti.
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Writing our Lives in the Margins: Liturgical Texts & the Life of Faith
Thomas More took this book with him to the Tower of London
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60-Second Sermon: Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Steve Greene reflects on the Gospel Reading for the Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time.
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Ars Praedicandi: Twelfth Sunday of Ordinary Time, Ed Foley
Today’s gospel reminds us that there is no insignificant creature, no insignificant person and it puts us on mission with the disciples to communicate that message with the graced stamp of our own care that announces legacies of dignity and value with elegance and beauty.
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