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Daily Archives: 18 January 2009
Celtic Mass
One thing I like about my parish is that the musicians never fail to let me hear about it. The parish initiated and learned Christopher Walker’s Celtic Mass before I arrived in June. It had a good run during the summer … Continue reading
Posted in Liturgical Music
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PCS 223-225: Prayers for the Dead, Introduction
Chapter VII of the Pastoral Care rites is titled, “Prayers for the Dead.” It’s a brief chapter, only nine sections (223-231), but a very important pastoral outreach to the mourners of the dead. A three-section introduction: 223. This chapter contains … Continue reading
Day 1: The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, 2009
(This is Neil.) Like last year (and the years before), I would like to share each day’s biblical reflections and prayers with you. They can be found on the Vatican’s website here. The first Week of Prayer for Christian Unity … Continue reading
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Synod Prop 16: Lectionary
The sixteenth synod proposition is simply titled “Lectionary.” It is recommended that an examination of the Roman Lectionary be initiated to see if the present selection and ordering of the readings are really adequate to the mission of the Church … Continue reading
Posted in Liturgy, Scripture
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