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Daily Archives: 27 March 2012
More Service, With Stars
Let’s see how “Here I Am Lord” matches up with a classic Advent text and tune, “Creator of the Stars of Night.” Dan Schutte had been writing liturgical music for well over a decade when “Here I Am, Lord” was … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Dance, Liturgical Music
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GDC 197-198: “Catechesis in the context of ecumenism”
Ecumenism: ah! Let’s remember that when we speak of ecumenism, we refer to the relationships between Christian communities, not the exchanges of Christians with those outside faith in Christ. The note with the title of this section refers to no less than … Continue reading
GIRM 382-385: More on Masses for the Dead
There’s a bit more on Masses for the Dead: 382. At Funeral Masses there should usually be a short Homily, but to the exclusion of a funeral eulogy of any kind. Which isn’t to say that remembering the deceased isn’t … Continue reading
Posted in GIRM, post-conciliar liturgy documents
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