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Daily Archives: 11 April 2008
HCWEOM 1-4: Connecting Worship In and Outside of Mass
The first twelve sections of the rite HCWEOM constitute its “general introduction.” These sections are to the various rites of Eucharistic worship as the GIRM is to the Roman Missal. All of the rites have them. Many clergy and liturgists … Continue reading
Posted in HCWEOM, post-conciliar liturgy documents, Rites
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Holy Communion and the Worship of the Eucharist Outside Mass
That title’s a mouthful, no doubt. Our next post-conciliar document will be Holy Communion and the Worship of the Eucharist Outside Mass, acronymed HCWEOM. This document was promulgated in 1973 and is easy to find online. Our task here will … Continue reading
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Carnival of Space #49
Will Gater hosts this week’s carnival, with links to a fascinating line-up of news and opinion on matters astronomical. Above is the latest color image on the Cassini site. Saturnian winter clouds, deep blue just a few years ago under … Continue reading
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How To Assess Personal Taste
To begin with, I don’t think personal taste is a trivial or inconsequential aspect of human judgment. An example: I don’t like peas. The taste is okay when it’s in a soup. And I’ll tolerate the vegetable in a mixture … Continue reading →