Tag: Liturgical Reform
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60 years today
Today is the 60th anniversary of the promulgation of Sacrosanctum Concilium.
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Hanging on by a Thread . . . Time to Stop Evangelizing?
Numerous members of the heavenly host persevered, endured, and evangelized through far FAR worse. Quite likely they are having a good laugh at the luxury of my puffball persecutions.
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What is required in a new Prefect of CDWDS
Andrea Grillo reflects on the qualities required for Cardinal Robert Sarah’s successor
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Archbishop Gregory “Warmly Welcomes” Pope’s Translation Actions
“These are a very helpful set of guidelines…”
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Some Liturgy and Music Events II: June – September 2013
Some additional Liturgy and Music Events for June – September 2013.
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Cardinal Hummes, Close to Pope Francis: “New Methods of Doing Mass”
“The church does not work anymore.”
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No Red Cape for Pope Francis: “Carnival Time is Over!”
Pope Francis is sweeping away trappings of court ceremonial left and right.
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This Week’s Discussion Question: Neo-Augustinian vs. Post Vatican II Thomist perspectives on liturgical reform and renewal
“Neo-Augustinian” approaches to the liturgy tend to view it in Platonic terms, the heavenly worship offered to the Father by the Son in the unity of the Spirit, joined in by the angels and saints, in which those on earth are privileged to gain some share by grace. “Post Vatican II Thomist” approaches to the…
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Changing the conversation: five assertions
Discussion about the new translation of the Roman Missal has become sterile. If we are to learn anything, we need a different conversation. Here are five assertions that might help move toward that.