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Daily Archives: 30 March 2012
GIRM 391: Lectionary Translation
A brief mention on the Lectionary responsibilities, which, by the book, rest primarily with conferences: 391. It is for the same Conferences of Bishops to attend to the translations of the biblical texts that are used in the celebration of … Continue reading
Posted in GIRM, post-conciliar liturgy documents
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Some Musical Notes
This morning, as I was reconnecting favorite sites on my browser, I ran across a YouTube channel for one of my favorite musical groups, Ensemble PolarisĀ (image, left). What a fantastic collection of insanely different musical instruments and styles. Highly commended. … Continue reading
Posted in Music, spirituality
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Passing Over and Looking Good
Archbishop Dolan has been getting poked here and there for political and theological particulars spouted on his recent rightmedia appearances. Here he is at the HuffPo speaking briefly on Holy Week and Easter. This is good material. No question he’s … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Liturgy, The Blogosphere
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