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Daily Archives: 1 July 2007
Eucharisticum Mysterium 45: Obedience
The Consilium clarifies the level at which liturgy may be … tampered. 45. Especially in the celebration of the eucharist, only the supreme authority of the Church and, according to the norm of law, the bishops and the conferences of … Continue reading
Eucharisticum Mysterium 44: Daily Mass
A reminder for clergy: 44. “In the mystery of the eucharistic sacrifice, the fulfillment of the priest’s chief office, the work of redemption is continually actual. Hence, daily celebration is urged upon priests; it remains the act of Christ and … Continue reading
Sunday at the Parish
Our parish is still feeling its way around a new Mass schedule. 11:30 liturgy was unpredictable as usual. The old noon Mass would get three-hundred-plus and today’s thirty-minute-earlier time slot nearly doubled that. There was a lot of concern a … Continue reading
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Long Time Passing?
When I read this blog post at Cosmos-Liturgy-Sex, the line above came to mind. I was actually thinking more about the parishioners I see leave. I’m far more sad about them. After five years in a parish, it seems I … Continue reading →