Tag: The Tablet
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Liturgy Secretary of England and Wales: Don’t Imitate Pope Francis and Wash Women’s Feet
Fr. Paul Gunter stressed that papal liturgy should not be seen as the exemplar for other liturgies.
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Bishops Want Next Pope to Reform Church Governance
It is time to reform the Vatican’s “monarchical style and turgid bureaucracy” and introduce greater consultation and a “root-and-branch review of the method of appointing bishops.” – Bishop Burns of Menevia
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“A little abstruse and pretentious”: Abbot Johnson of Vatican Translation Committee on the New Missal
Church officials are cautious now about the Missal, and a bit more honest in their comments.
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Tablet Survey: Laity split over new Mass translation, clergy and religious mostly reject it, support high among Latin Mass traditionalists
Catholic opinion remains split down the middle over the new English text of the Mass, an online survey by The Tablet has revealed.
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Dialogue between old and new liturgical movements
“So how can the old and the new come together with the humility and magnanimity that are the antidotes to pride?.” – Fr. Christopher Jamison, OSB
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The pope’s handout to disaffected Anglicans offers a glimpse into his mind
“It’s fair to say that the ordinariate hasn’t been a runaway success in Britain. It has about 1,200 members including 60 priests. That may change when the Church of England welcomes women bishops.” – Catherine Pepinster in The Guardian
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Meeting Eucharistic Need
Archbishop Bernard Longley of Birmingham, England, issues a pastoral letter seeking input for the best possible deployment of priests and deacons. A reader responds.
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Dutch-Flemish divide delays new Missal
Liturgists from the Netherlands and Belgium may fail to agree on a single Dutch-language Missal due to slight differences in the way the language is spoken in the two countries.
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No Good Alternatives
Part 4 of Gabe Huck’s series on the new missal. “Now we leave translation aside to talk about a much less noticed disaster. In the 2010 missal, the Vox Clara missal, why are there no ‘alternative’ collects? These original English texts have been an element of our sacramentary since 1973.”