Tag: Sacrosanctum Conciliium
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Sacrosanctum Concilium at 48
As we mark the 48th anniversary of Sacrosanctum Concilium today, please pause for a moment to remember the Liturgical Pioneers, Pastoral Musicians and Liturgists who have gone before you.
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Marketing or Mystagogy: Reception of the New Roman Missal and Reverse Catechesis
“Catechesis is not simply the imparting of information, but the engagement of the other in the formative process. When a faith community participates in such full, conscious, and active catechesis the echoes surely are traces of the sensus fidelium with which God’s Spirit has gifted the church. May the liturgical catechesis ahead, in full mystagogical…
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An odd claim from Bishop Slattery
Did the old liturgy need fixing??
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Liturgy: First on the Agenda
A new organization of priests in the US is planning a convocation for next June. The topic–liturgy.
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Sacred Art – Recapturing a Treasure
by Bishop Arthur J. Serratelli, Paterson, New Jersey “Byzantine, Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, Modern and Post-Modern: there is no one style that the Church has canonized.”
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Defending the liturgical reforms of Vatican II
by Msgr. M. Francis Mannion “The theory that Pope Paul VI made a mistake in approving so many changes is rash and problematic in that it accords excessive importance to personal interpretations.”
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The Splendour of Noble Simplicity?
From the Tablet: How could one of the Vatican’s chief advocates for more Latin in the liturgy make such an elementary mistake?
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Sacrosanctum Concilium at 47: The Second Spirit of the Council
Fair is fair. If there can be a First Spirit, there can be a Second Spirit. Every era puts its stamp on the liturgy. But in the interest of accuracy, I propose that we be careful to call the currently ascendant liturgical agenda what it is: the Second Spirit of the Council.