Tag: Liturgical Movement
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Brief Book Review: From Easter to Holy Week
“The story Moore tells is one of definite, even triumphant, progress in the direction of recovery of the full liturgical richness of Holy Week.”
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Catholic Workers and Apostles!
“Why not save on lip-stick (women) or cigars (men) or cigarettes (both) and try a year’s subscription?”
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Who is Helen McLoughlin?
I bring my question to you…
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Eugenio Costa SJ, 1934-2021
With his death we come to the end of an era of the great post-Vatican II liturgical pioneers.
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Lessons from the Liturgical Movement… and a Few Chuckles, Too
“We may be revolutionaries, but not posing at such.”
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The Best Modern Churches of the UK
“It’s not 60s flares, really, which soon die and you’re embarrassed by. There’s something very ancient about this building, which gives it a rootedness.”
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A Liturgical Voice from the East: Active Participation in the Byzantine Rite
It seems from my perspective that the Eastern Orthodox Churches today must grapple with the role of the laity in liturgical celebrations just as the Roman Catholic Church did in the mid-20th century (and continues to do today).
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Women Leaders in the Liturgical Movement: Ellen Gates Starr (1859-1940)
Relying on the same fearlessness with which she had confronted police officers during her days of striking for labor reform, Starr challenged Catholics armed with rosaries on their way to Mass.
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The Aims of the Pioneers of the Liturgical Movement
Over at NLM, Peter Kwasniewski has a thoughtful and thought-provoking post on the early liturgical movement and what its aims were. Though I am not entirely in agreement with what he says in his piece, it seems to me that he raises some points that are worthy of comment and discussion.