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Where Do We Go From Here?, Lorraine Brugh
Where Do We Go From Here?, Lorraine Brugh
Institute of Liturgical Studies Occasional Papers
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Truth is, though, we need wise and discerning counsel in order learn how to be liturgists for our assemblies. Liturgists, whether worship leaders or planners, presiding or assisting, spoken or musical, all need a coherent sense of their assembly’s worship. I hope to demonstrate that such coherence emerges from both a broad interaction with the wider church, ecumenical partners and others, as well as a deep look into our own particular assembly’s cultural context. Deepening the specific and broadening our reach are challenging in and of themselves; keeping them in balance is always an ongoing project.
The Twentieth Century Reform Of The Liturgy: Outcomes And Prospects, John F. Baldovin S.J.
The Twentieth Century Reform Of The Liturgy: Outcomes And Prospects, John F. Baldovin S.J.
Institute of Liturgical Studies Occasional Papers
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I want to situate my reflections on the outcomes of the 20th century liturgical reform and our prospects for the future. This is how I propose to proceed. I will very briefly review the late twentieth century liturgical reforms and revisions of a number of churches. Then I will turn to reactions to the reforms of the past fifty years, some assessment of their success and failure, and finally prospects for the future, employing an analogy with curricular reform, specifically in theological education. In terms of assessment I will have to limit myself to the Roman Catholic experience …