Daily Archives: 3 July 2007

Pick A Good Song For The Fourth

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dotCommonweal wades into open book territory with a “liturgy post” on a topic discussed here before: the music selections at Mass on or near a national holiday. In a very posse-like way, two things have happened. Comments are now into … Continue reading →

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Reader Reflections on EWTN

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Several days ago a reader sent me an e-mail about an experience at the EWTN complex in Alabama. Edited for anonymity, it reads: We’ve never had cable so we weren’t regular watchers of EWTN but whenever I did see it … Continue reading →

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Eucharisticum Mysterium 49-51: Reserving the Eucharist

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With this section, the Consilium examines the reservation of the Eucharist, and offers some important reminders: 49. “It is pertinent to recall that the primary and original purpose of reserving the sacred elements in church outside Mass is the administration … Continue reading →

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Does Religion Belong in Public?

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(This is Neil.) I’d like to briefly explore this question with an article by the Anglican priest and theologian David F. Ford, which appears in the first number of a new journal, the International Journal of Public Theology. I suspect … Continue reading →

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