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Redemptionis Sacramentum 3-4
The CDWDS instruction Redemptionis Sacramentum does contain norms to be received and followed: [3.] The norms contained in the present Instruction are to be understood as pertaining to liturgical matters in the Roman Rite, and, mutatis mutandis, in the other … Continue reading
Posted in Redemptionis Sacramentum
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Facing Others in Ministry
I was reading an excellent article in the journal Emmanuel by Father Michael L. Gaudoin-Parker. As I was reading “Preaching: Facing the Other: St Peter-Julian Eymard’s Approach” it struck me how apt the notion of facing people serves the deepest … Continue reading
Posted in Liturgical Music, Ministry, Saints, spirituality
Tagged music ministry, pastoral ministry, St Peter-Julian Eymard
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Holy Cards, Locally Produced
When we commissioned our parish processional crucifix a few years ago, part of the plan was to produce a holy card as well. Our parishioner Mike Lanning did a fantastic job on layout. I love the holy card size with … Continue reading
Lumen Fidei 33
Christianity’s integration of faith and reason owes much to the African philosopher Augustine: 33. In the life of Saint Augustine we find a significant example of this process whereby reason, with its desire for truth and clarity, was integrated into the horizon … Continue reading
What Inspires Vocations, Joy or Grim?
One of the most frequent words used in papal homilies the past few months is “joy.” How will that play out in the years to come? Positively, I suspect. CARA notes that the number of American permanent deacons rises. The … Continue reading →