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Daily Archives: 23 December 2013
Tale of Two Archbishops
Grant Gallicho is not letting our Midwestern archbishops off the hook. He dismantles Archbishop Nienstedt’s “apologia tour.” There’s also a fb piece with a link to the Sun-Times musing by Cardinal George: When I was ordained, I never thought any priest could … Continue reading
Mediator Dei 87-88
Mediator Dei reminds us of the texts of the prayers of the Ordinary and what is now Eucharistic Prayer I: it’s not the royal “we.” 87. Moreover, the rites and prayers of the eucharistic sacrifice signify and show no less clearly … Continue reading
Posted in Mediator Dei, pre-conciliar documents
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Maybe The Gloria Is Inadequate
One of the current discussions in Catholic liturgical music is setting the Gloria. My parish invested time to introduce a through-sung setting, and mostly, it has paid off. The responsorial format, over the years, has often (but not always) resulted … Continue reading
Posted in Liturgical Music, Liturgy
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EG 30: Particular Churches
Pope Francis, in this section of Evangelii Gaudium, offers encouragement, affirmation, and challenges to “particular Churches.” What are these? Mainly dioceses united under the bishop. 30. Each particular Church, as a portion of the Catholic Church under the leadership of its … Continue reading
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This Must Sting
I might be wrong in my reading of the situation in February 2013, but I think there was hope in some quarters of Catholicism that Pope Benedict was setting us up for a more heavy-handed expression of the Roman way … Continue reading →