Tag: National Catholic Reporter
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National Catholic Reporter to Discontinue Reader Comments
The reasons are financial
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An Autobiographical Review of J.B. Metz’s Influence on Liturgical Theology
For me, J. B. Metz’s Faith in History and Society provided the key conceptualization for why the Christian religion struggles in late-modern North Atlantic societies, as well as how in this context to think afresh the relationship between liturgy and ethics, “mysticism and politics.”
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The Curse of Clericalism
Nothing remarkable there; indeed, the sort of things that liturgists have talked about both informally and formally during the past 50 years.
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Suggested Agenda for the CDW
Thomas Reese over at the National Catholic Reporter recently published an article titled “A suggested agenda for the new prefect for Congregation for Divine Worship.”… Reese gives some suggested agenda items for the new prefect of the CDW.
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Papal Election Raises Alarm for Some Latin Mass Fans
“Yes, he’s the bishop of Rome, yes, he’s got a special place in the church … but people need to wean themselves off looking to him constantly and assuming that everything he does we have to do, and everything he doesn’t do, we can’t do,” Adam DeVille told NCR.
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Pope Francis’ Liturgical Revolution
Pope St. Pius V, pray for us.
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Francis at inaugural Mass: Pope must be servant, ‘inspired by lowly’
“It will be interesting to see, in this age of instant communication, whether those bishops who have begun preaching with miter and crosier will dial it all back in imitation of Pope Francis,” someone or the other said.
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Why We Are All Nuns: Catholic Pride; Universal Call to Holiness
by Jack Rakosky Why are people interested in nuns? Why are we “all nuns”?