Tag: New Missal Catechesis
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Absolution Confusion
Many people are under the impression that the absolution by the priest actually absolves them from their sins.
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“And with your spirit”?
British Jesuit Jack Mahoney explores the meaning behind a controversial response in the revised translation of the Missal.
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An Implementation Vignette and Reflection
Pray Tell reader Jack Rakosky shares an experience of one community working with the new translation. “Everyone did the Preface Dialog and Hosanna well. The new Acclamation was less loud than the usual one. The priest stumbled over the ‘peace’ greeting; everyone laughed but got the correct response.”
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Using the homily to prepare for the Roman Missal
Teaching at Mass, or teaching through the Mass?
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The New Missal Translation Is Not (Yet) a Big Deal for Everyone
As reported in Our Sunday Visitor, research by CARA, the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate, indicates that less that a quarter of English-speaking Catholics are aware that there will be a new translation of the Mass this fall.
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Standing during the communion rite
I want to set forth the value of standing during the communion rite, from the time of the Our Father until the time of silent prayer after communion. My argument is based on the values inherent in every version of the General Instruction from 1969 to the present, as well as the changes made in…
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How to live the liturgy, this Advent I
I have begun to think about how not to let myself be moved too far away from that which really matters on Advent I.
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Msgr. Wadsworth talks new missal translation in New York — Part II
Such a personal thing, isn’t it, music? Our own formulations, our own likes and our own dislikes which we, I’m sure, on occasion, are all tempted to rehearse. “What I can’t stand is…” whatever. We all have that within us. Isn’t it interesting that God in his providence gives us a form of communal celebration…