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60-Second Sermon: 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Steve Greene reflects on the Gospel Reading (Luke 18:9-14) for the 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time.
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REPOST: New hymn, “Never Silent in Your Praises”
Commissioned for the blessing of the expanded Saint John’s Abbey pipe organ.
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GOSPEL COMMUNION: 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Commentary on the Psallite communion antiphon – an inspiring reflection on the liturgy of the coming Sunday and feast days.
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Brief Book Review: New Church, New Altar
“A thoroughly documented historical and liturgical commentary and a most helpful pastoral guide to the celebration of this ritual for the dedication of a church and an altar.”
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The Council Daybook, October 11, 1962
We are invited to find unity within our Western Church, as sons and daughters of Peter, and with all Christians, as daughters and sons of Mary.
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Make Disciples (not liturgical ministers?)
What does this have to do with liturgists and liturgical musicians? When I look back at a lot of parish ministry, I remember so little of my work as a music and liturgy director was about formation. It was mostly about recruiting people.
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Orthodoxy’s Kryptonite: Scandalous Silence
Orthodoxy’s pathetic response to the war reveals a crisis.
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GOSPEL COMMUNION: 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Commentary on the Psallite communion antiphon – an inspiring reflection on the liturgy of the coming Sunday and feast days.
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Encountering Vatican II: Living into the Council with Francis
In this series, scholars from across the country will come to St. Ignatius Church, inviting us to encounter the principal documents of the Council (i.e., the four major “Constitutions”) in a new way.
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