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Daily Archives: 25 January 2022
RENQTC Question 4: Text of the Bible
Q&A on Traditionis Custodes dropped last month, and in the fourth query, we have word on the Bible. Those who follow liturgy news on this front will know that a Latin language proclamation of Scripture will be phased out. So … Continue reading
Posted in Liturgy, Scripture, Traditionis Custodes
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Reconciliatio et Paenitentia 32: Forms of Celebration, Part 3: Communal Reconciliation with Individual Confession
Often termed “Communal Penance,” form II has a fair frequency in some parishes. The third form is also communal, and in the past, there has been some unauthorized blending between the two. That said, these poor practices of liturgy reflect … Continue reading
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On The Tube: The Crown
Home with the virus means I have hours to watch the fictionalized 50s of Elizabeth II as she deals with family, PMs, courtiers, and others on The Crown. I had avoided this series, though I’m not sure why. I confess being … Continue reading
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