Daily Archives: 18 May 2012

You Can’t Just Haul A Cooler of Wine to Mass

Posted on 18 May 2012 by catholicsensibility

… and come away with a chest of Blood. Artist Sebastian Errazuriz suggests that his supply of vino was … inadvertently blessed by the priest while turning wine into the blood of Christ during the Eucharist. Well, no. It doesn’t … Continue reading →

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Following Up: Stations of King’s Cross

Posted on 18 May 2012 by catholicsensibility

Two  months ago, I blogged on Stations of the King’s Cross, reproductions of paper cuttings depicting the Via Dolorosa for London train travelers. The artist has been in touch and sends this word: On Saturday 26th May an exhibition of … Continue reading →

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RDCA II, 17: Celebration Of The Eucharist

Posted on 18 May 2012 by catholicsensibility

They are logical points, but three important aspects of the connection between the dedication rituals and the celebration of the Eucharist: 17. After the altar had been prepared, the bishop celebrates the eucharist, the principal and the most ancient part … Continue reading →

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GDC 276-277: “Catechetical activity in the context of new evangelization”

Posted on 18 May 2012 by catholicsensibility

The Church mentions its continuum of missionary proclamation/catechesis/pastoral ministry. Those distinctions have a rough arc, to be sure, but the borders might appear blurred when the Church encounters those who were raised Christian, but have yet to fully awaken in … Continue reading →

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White Semifinal 1

Posted on 18 May 2012 by catholicsensibility

Let’s kick off the Spiritual Sixteen, shall we? In the 72-hour voting periods, “Silent Night,” probably the most popular Christmas song in the US, eked out a pair of one vote wins. “Prayer of St Francis,” also identified in hymnal-speak … Continue reading →

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