Tag: North American Academy of Liturgy (NAAL)
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In Memoriam: Ruth C. Duck
EDITOR — Ruth Carolyn Duck, beloved theologian, hymnwriter, and teacher, passed away peacefully on December 26, 2024, in Claremont, California, at the age of 79.
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2024 North American Academy of Liturgy Meeting
From January 2nd through the 5th, approximately 190 liturgical scholars, teachers, practitioners, students, and guests gathered at the Westin in Seattle to remember with deep affection and sorrow nine members who died over the past year, to engage in wonderful conversations within seminar groups, to rethink and celebrate what shape future gatherings will take, to…
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Statement by Catholic-Lutheran Liturgical Seminar Encourages Full Communion
A seminar inaugurated at the 2018 annual meeting of the North American Academy of Liturgy to forge a contribution to Catholic-Lutheran ecumenical dialogue has concluded its work with the publication of “On the Way to Full Communion: Thinking About Christian Unity from Liturgy” (29 June 2023). John F. Baldovin, S.J. and Thomas H. Shattauer, conveners…
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Report from the 2022 Annual Meeting of NAAL
Despite rapidly-rising case levels of Covid-19, the North American Academy of Liturgy held its annual meeting in person in Kansas City, MO from January 2-5 this year
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NAAL
The North American Academy of Liturgy is holding its annual meeting in Minneapolis, with the usual meeting of the Catholic Academy of Liturgy on the first day
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Orlando: CAL and NAAL
The Catholic Academy of Liturgy is meeting today, as always the day before the opening of the North American Academy of Liturgy. This year the meeting is in Orlando, Florida.
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Catholic Academy of Liturgy Meeting – UPDATED 1/10
The topic this year was the future of liturgical studies and the mission of CAL.
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This Week’s Discussion Question: Stability and Flexibility
What is the greater danger today to the Church’s liturgical life? Is it disregard of the books, imposition of private agendas, and loss of a common ritual vocabulary? Or is it Pharasaic legalism, idolatrous divinizing of merely human social constructions?
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RIP Gloria Weyman
Gloria Weyman, longtime advocate of music, dance, and the visual arts for liturgical prayer, went to dance for her Lord on Wednesday, May 9, 2012, at 85 years of age.