Tag: Msgr. Andrew Wadsworth
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New Executive Director of ICEL
He is Fr Andrew Menke, hitherto Director of the USCCB’s Secretariat for Divine Worship
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Benedict XVI: A Supremely Liturgical Pope
“In relation to the New English Translation of the Missal…it was the Holy Father who judged on the whole question of pro multis “for many,” “chalice” rather than “cup,” those are his particular judgments and his prerogative as the Pope. He showed a great interest in the process as it was unfolding …over ten years…
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The CMAA Colloquium—a report
I spent the last week of June in Salt Lake City, in the shadow of the jewel-like Cathedral of the Madeleine, attending my first-ever colloquium (their twenty-second) of the Church Music Association of America. Nearly 300 people from all over the country (and some from overseas) focused their attention and energies on preparing eucharistic liturgies…
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Msgr. Wadsworth on liturgical “misunderstandings and irregularities”
Over at the Chant Cafe they have the text of the address by Msgr. Andrew Wadsworth, Executive Secretary of ICEL, at the meeting of the Church Music Association of America. There are a number of interesting features.
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CMAA Colloquium, June 25-July 1, Salt Lake City
The colloquium this year offers opportunities both for the professional musicians as well as non-musicians who would like to know more about chant. Sign up!
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The Lifespan of MR2010
The Chant Cafe links an interview from The Tablet with Mgr. Wadsworth of ICEL.
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A smooth transition to the new missal
I hope the transition to the new missal does go smoothly.The liturgy is the “source and summit” of our Christian life, and we must always strive for its worthy celebration.
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Msgr. Wadsworth’s review in Usus Antiquior
Now online free of charge: the review Msgr. Wadsworth (of ICEL) wrote of Fr. Cekada’s theological critique of the Mass of Paul VI.