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Daily Archives: 22 November 2011
Sensible Sites on Eucharistic Adoration?
While sleuthing a few web sites for information on Eucharistic Adoration, I found what I have to say are really extreme places, emphasizing miracles, causes for sainthood, and mostly out-there expressions of Catholicism. Fr Benedict Groeschel passed on this tidbit: … Continue reading
Posted in spirituality
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GDC 65: “Catechesis, at the service of Christian initiation”
Root it in baptism: 65. Faith, by means of which (a human being) responds to the proclamation of the Gospel, requires Baptism. The close connection between the two realities is rooted in the will of Christ himself, who commanded his apostles to … Continue reading
GIRM 43: Standing, Sitting, Kneeling
Okay. So when does the GIRM tell us layfolk what to do? 43. The faithful should stand from the beginning of the Entrance Chant, or while the Priest approaches the altar, until the end of the Collect; for the Alleluia … Continue reading
Posted in GIRM, post-conciliar liturgy documents
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Observing Saint Cecilia Day
I hope you church musicians in the readership celebrated St Cecilia Day well. Over the lunch hour, I attended an organ recital at our mother parish. My friend Bob Hauser is a superlative pastoral musician, and he treated a few … Continue reading
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Best Bishops
From the Anchoress and a few other sources, I see the Greatest American Bishops post is getting some blogotraction the past several hours. The top ten has now expanded to include a saint originally brushed aside to make way for … Continue reading
Posted in Ministry, The Blogosphere
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