Tag: Pray Tell
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Ireland: Association of Catholic Priests
Aims of the association include “Liturgical celebrations that use rituals and language that are easily understood, inclusive and accessible to all.”
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Will dissent disrupt reception of the new translation?
That is the question asked in the subtitle of an article in the July-August issue of Adoremus Bulletin, “Liturgical Landmark: The New English Missal.” PrayTell is mentioned and quoted generously – we’re flattered by the attention!
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You’re welcome!
I want to thank you for having this blog. It is quite helpful to see a place for (mostly) reasoned and respectful dialog.
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US Independence Day
Don’t miss these excellent posts on Independence Day by Diana Macalintal and Joyce Ann Zimmerman, CPPS.
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Featured Post
Note the featured post by Jeffrey Rowthorn on the new Missal texts over to the right. We have moved the Featured Post box to the right so that when you come to the site, you see immediately if there is a new post at the top left of the page.
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Disaster or Opportunity?
Hey hey, “Inside Catholic” has taken note of Pray Tell! See their post “New Missal: Disaster or Opportunity?”
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On Becoming More Liberal
Hmmm, I can only wish we were more liberal around here.
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Open Invitation: Holy Week at Your Place
We’d love to know about your celebration of the sacred mysteries this week.
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How, Pray Tell, Did We Name Our Blog?
Lex orandi lex credendi, the slogan goes. The law of prayer is the law of faith. The way we pray determines what we believe. Liturgy comes before doctrine. Here in Collegeville we’ve long supported the vernacular. Already in 1951 we renamed Orate Fratres, our liturgical journal, Worship. And now we’d like to think…