Tag: Inculturation
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Bread and wine…
INGRID FISCHER — One is barely recognizable, the other is given to the faithful far too rarely,
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The Brave New World of Parish Funerals
LIZETTE LARSON — Part of the reality in the United States (and elsewhere) is an in ability to talk about death.
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Podcasts: ACU’s Speaking of Liturgy
EDITOR — Mark Francis, CSV highlights how recent Church documents have addressed liturgy and culture.
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Amen Corner: Is Liturgy Simply “a Given” in a Synodal Church?
CARMEL PILCHER — “A comprehensive liturgical renewal—one that includes all the baptized, the Body of Christ—is urgent.”
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Amen Corner: The Pandemic Push for Inculturation
Carmel Pilcher, RSJ, offers this quarter’s Amen Corner.
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Francis, Liturgical Pope: On the Vernacular and Social Transformation
For a biologist who has famously spoken of the church as a smelly sheepfold and a field hospital, the seemingly ethereal world of language appears beyond the scope of Francis’ interest.
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Book Review: Community as Church, Church as Community
“A church is often one of the few places where we experience the gathering and sustaining of community…Community is not easily found anymore in our landscapes.”
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Book Review: The Roman Rite in the Algonquian and Iroquoian Missions
Claudio R. Salvucci. The Roman Rite in the Algonquian and Iroquoian Missions: From the Colonial Period to the Second Vatican Council. Massinahigan Series, vol. 5. Merchantville, NJ: Evolution Publishing, 2008. I would like to preface my review of The Roman Rite in the Algonquian and Iroquoian Missions with some personal data that may highlight why…
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New Traditions of Chant Workshop
Saint Meinrad and the National Pastoral Musicians are collaborating to offer a workshop, New Traditions of Chant, the evening of Sunday, February 21, 2021. Saint Meinrad chant scholar Br. John Glasenapp, OSB, will be hosting a conversation with Togolese monks, Br. Justin Ayanou and Cajetan Agouvi, on the liturgy and music of their home monastery,…