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Daily Archives: 21 November 2011
GDC 64: More on Initiatory Catechesis
If one understands the encounter with Christ, the conversion experience, as a cornerstone, then one can rightly describe catechesis is a foundation: 64. In discharging in different ways the initiatory function of the ministry of the word, catechesis lays the … Continue reading
GIRM 42: Gestures and Bodily Posture
This is an important section, and informs a relevant discussion currently in the liturgy news. First let’s read the first of three numbered sections that address “Gestures and Bodily Posture.” 42. The gestures and bodily posture of both the Priest, … Continue reading
Posted in GIRM, post-conciliar liturgy documents
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MR3 Escapes Water Damage
It’s raining in the sacristy! Nothing like being told of changing weather patterns in one of the liturgist’s most vital rooms. And one minute before a Mass with six baptisms, to boot. The early diagnosis (I was accompanying 10:30 Mass … Continue reading
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