Tag: Katharine E. Harmon
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La legÃtima función litúrgica de los payasos
KATHARINE E. HARMON — ¿HabrÃa algún contexto posible en el que una misa de payasos fuera una buena idea? Disponible en español e inglés / Would there be any possible context in which a clown Mass would be a good idea? Available in Spanish and English!
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Brief Book Review: Preaching in the Light of the Word
KATHARINE E. HARMON — “In this collection of papers, experienced preacher and homiletics teacher, Rev. Michael Connors, CSC, assembles a diverse group of preachers, practitioners, and theologians to explore the ministry of preaching.”
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Podcasts: ACU’s Speaking of Liturgy
EDITOR — In this episode, Katharine E. Harmon discusses some of the women involved in the Roman Catholic liturgical movement.
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Brief Book Review: Mary and the Liturgical Year
NEIL XAVIER O’DONOGHUE — “Harmon provides readers with a survey of Mary’s role in the Church’s liturgical prayer from the earliest evidence through to our own day.”
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Women Leaders in the Liturgical Movement: Therese Mueller (1905-2002)
Moderator’s note: Today we have the final post in the Pray Tell series on women leaders in the Liturgical Movement. Dr. Katharine Harmon has offered a series of posts in this series in conjunction with the fiftieth anniversary of the approval of the Vatican II liturgy constitution Sacrosanctum Concilium. (The first post in the series is…
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V2-50th Anniversary I: “The Liturgical Movement and Sacrosanctum Concilium: Unread Vision, Constant Hope”
“One ‘side’ bemoaned the ‘loss of transcendence,’ while another ‘side’ waited impatiently for ‘true social activism.’ Fifty years after Sacrosanctum Concilium, both sides continue to be disappointed. The liturgical movement, however, had bigger plans than promoting either beautiful liturgy or social activism; its eschatological hope could see no separation between the two.” – Katharine Harmon
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Women Leaders in the Liturgical Movement: Florence Berger (1909-1983)
Berger saw the liturgical year as a place where women’s traditional tasks might become spiritual ones.