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Daily Archives: 21 November 2008
On Alleluia and Variations
A bit of clarification from biblical expert Father Michel Remaud on the use of the Tetragrammaton in liturgy. The original CDWDS document said: Avoiding pronouncing the tetragrammaton of the name of God on the part of the Church has therefore … Continue reading
Posted in Liturgy
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The Good and the Missing
A CNS news brief yesterday alerted me to a letter written by Maine’s Catholic bishop, Richard Malone. I didn’t find a copy of that letter on his diocesan website, but I did read his homily from this past weekend, launching … Continue reading
Posted in Church News, Ministry
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The Armchair Liturgist: Thanksgiving Readings
I know some Catholic clergy and a very few liturgists opt for the readings of the day. If that’s your eschatological choice, more power to you. For those using a “Mass of Thanksgiving,” would you use two readings or three? … Continue reading
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