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Articles 31 - 50 of 50
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Who Shall Be Welcome In God’S Tent: Disrupting The Liturgical Legacies Of White Supremacy To Promote The Flourishing Of The Body Of Christ, Andrew Remick
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The Intimacy Of The Cross: Kenotic Love In Hans Urs Von Balthasar And Sufjan Stevens, Kellen Troxell
The Intimacy Of The Cross: Kenotic Love In Hans Urs Von Balthasar And Sufjan Stevens, Kellen Troxell
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This essay discusses how von Balthasar describes the relationship between the Father and the Son and how this has implications for the relationship between Christ and the Church. In addition, the author uses “To Be Alone With You” by Sufjan Stevens in order to further examine the implications of this relationship.
The Community God Intended For His Children, Andrew Remick
The Community God Intended For His Children, Andrew Remick
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This essay reviews the design and context of Rachel Ellis’s portrayal of the Communion of Saints created in 2003-2004 as part of the rebuilding and expansion of Saint Patrick’s Cathedral in Parramatta, Australia, in suburban Sydney. Her contemporary rendition of this ancient Christian tradition invites pilgrims visiting the Cathedral to contemplate the universal call to holiness anew through its depiction of an intergenerational and multicultural assembly journeying together as a holy community toward Christ's light. A virtual tour of Saint Patrick’s Cathedral is available at https://parracatholic.org/st-patricks-cathedral-virtual-reality/ and https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=Zxh9H7REqwb&play=1&utm_source=4&utm_source=4
Homily: On The Transfiguration, James Voeller Ofm
Homily: On The Transfiguration, James Voeller Ofm
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The glorious event of the Transfiguration prepared the apostles in advance for the passion of Christ. This Gospel narrative in Mark has implications for vocational service. The present reflection is an exhortation for those who preach to “wake up the world”.
A Prophetic Reminder Amid Division, Tom Lindner
Known Yet Unknowable: The Compatibility Of Imageless Prayer And Images, Stephanie Falkowski
Known Yet Unknowable: The Compatibility Of Imageless Prayer And Images, Stephanie Falkowski
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No abstract provided.
The Place Of Psalms In Liturgy, Elizabeth Pike
The Place Of Psalms In Liturgy, Elizabeth Pike
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The General Instruction to the Roman Missal calls psalms particularly “suited to the liturgy,” and the United States Catholic Conference of Bishops acknowledges the Psalter as being “the basic songbook of the liturgy.” However, in churches today, aside from the Responsorial Psalm, hymns are generally substituted for the other places for psalmody normative to the liturgy. This paper examines biblical, historical, liturgical, and theological arguments for making greater use of the psalms in liturgical music today .
Mass Of Mercy: A Chant Mass For Contemporary Worship, Joel S. Kumro
Mass Of Mercy: A Chant Mass For Contemporary Worship, Joel S. Kumro
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Theological Aesthetics And Performatism In The Aestheticization Of The Roman Catholic Liturgy, Audrey Seah
Theological Aesthetics And Performatism In The Aestheticization Of The Roman Catholic Liturgy, Audrey Seah
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No abstract provided.
Retrieving Ember Days, Roger Pieper
The Octave Day Of Christmas: Historical Development And Modern Liturgical Practice, Christopher Labadie
The Octave Day Of Christmas: Historical Development And Modern Liturgical Practice, Christopher Labadie
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The octave day of Christmas has had a wide variety of commemorations attached to it throughout the Christian era. This work sought to trace the historical development of the feast, beginning with an ancient Marian feast from the Church at Rome. I explore some of the liturgical rites associated with this feast, and the subsequent development of the Feast of the Circumcision. I conclude the paper with a discussion of some of the more recent commemorations tied to the octave and then examine the current liturgical practices according to the Roman Missal.
The Didache Prayer, & Notes On The Score, Timothy Dusenbury
The Didache Prayer, & Notes On The Score, Timothy Dusenbury
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Filling The Spiritual Void: Liturgical Prayer That Nourishes Catholic Millennials, Rachelle Kramer
Filling The Spiritual Void: Liturgical Prayer That Nourishes Catholic Millennials, Rachelle Kramer
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No abstract provided.
The Perichoresis Of Sacrifice And Worship, Christina Condyles
The Perichoresis Of Sacrifice And Worship, Christina Condyles
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No abstract provided.
A History And Analysis Of The Missel Romain Pour Les Dioceses Du Zaire, Nathan Peter Chase
A History And Analysis Of The Missel Romain Pour Les Dioceses Du Zaire, Nathan Peter Chase
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No abstract provided.
Training The Ear Of Your Heart, Chris Ángel
Baptism By Desire: A Sacrament For Today, Audrey Seah
Baptism By Desire: A Sacrament For Today, Audrey Seah
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Audrey is a liturgy and liturgical music student with a special interest in music composition. She was born and raised in Singapore and began studies in the United States as an undergraduate at Fresno State University. As an adult convert to Catholicism, Audrey’s own questions regarding the necessity for baptism led her to explore the doctrine of baptism by desire.
The Local Churches And The Universal Church: Reflections On The Kasper/Ratzinger Debate, Adam Koester
The Local Churches And The Universal Church: Reflections On The Kasper/Ratzinger Debate, Adam Koester
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No abstract provided.
All The World Is Church: The Christian Call In Henri De Lubac, Benjamin M. Durheim
All The World Is Church: The Christian Call In Henri De Lubac, Benjamin M. Durheim
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No abstract provided.
Evening Prayer At The Chapel Of Holy Wisdom, Natalie Perl Regan
Evening Prayer At The Chapel Of Holy Wisdom, Natalie Perl Regan
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No abstract provided.