Adoremus Bulletin Article Index

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Wandering in the Desert - After forty years, we still seek the musical Promised Land -- by Anthony Corvaia, Jr.	Vol. XII, No. 10 February 2007
We do Need Holy Days -- What message is sent when Bishops move (or remove) Holy Days from the Church calendar? -- by Joanna Bogle	Vol. XII, No. 6 September 2006
What Color is Lent? Why Genuflect? If Someone Asks You "Why Do Catholics Do That?" by Helen Hull Hitchcock	Vol. 3, 1 March 1997
What Do Catholic Youths Want? by Jon Soucy	Vol. 6, 5 June / July 2000
What Do We Do Now? Part III: The Gamber Proposal as Long-Term Solution by Father Brian Harrison	Vol. 1, 3 January 1996
What Happened to My Hymn? -- "Familiar texts can be as comfortable as old shoes, and as uncomfortable when replaced as new ones a size too small". by Lucy Carroll	Vol. IX, No. 4 June 2003
What Have We Done to Our Children? -- How Catholic children became guinea-pigs for liturgical experiments -- Part I -- From the distance of three decades, it is by now clear that children's "needs" were often used as an excuse for breaking the rules. by Susan Benofy	Vol. IX, No 8 November 2003
What Have We Done to Our Children? How Catholic Children became guinea-pigs for liturgical experiments -- Part II -- Part I of this article discussed the history and contents of the Directory for Masses with Children (DMC). Part II will show how special Eucharistic Prayers for Children's Masses and a separateLectionary for Masses with Children developed.	Vol IX, No 9 December 2003 - January 2004
What Have We Done to Our Children? How Catholic children became guinea-pigs for liturgical experiments -- Part III of three-part series-- Children's Liturgies -Separate Tables -- The ink was barely dry on the Second Vatican Council's Constitution on the Liturgy when reformers began experimenting with their most radical innovations -- from freely altering texts to ritual dance -- not on consenting adults, but on the unsuspecting school children who would become "Generation X". by Susan Benofy	Vol. IX, No. 10 February 2004
What is the Effect of the Priest Changing the Words of the Mass? Is There Anything We Can Do?	Vol. XII, No. 7 October 2006
What is the Nature of the Liturgy? How Should We Worship?* (*See "In the Presence of Angels I will Sing Your Praise," above) by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger	Vol. 2, 7 November 1996
What the Bishops Said... -- USCCB Debate and Vote on the ICEL Translation of the Order of Mass (June 2006 USCCB meeting)	Vol. XII, No. 5 July-August 2006
What will Pope Benedict's Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation Say About Liturgy? -- by Helen Hull Hitchcock	Vol. XII, No. 2 April 2006
What You Really Must Know about Gregorian Chant -- Benedictine Abbey in Britain publishes "The Beginners Book of Chant" -- First chapter inside.	Vol. X, No. 4
What's the Real Story on EACW? by Helen Hull Hitchcock and Susan Benofy	Vol. 5, 4 June 1999
What's so Sacred about Sacred Music? Is "Sacredness" a Matter of Taste, or an Objective Reality? -- "It might seem too obvious, but the very fact that Vatican documents use the term sacred to refer to music for the Liturgy indicates that the Church believes there is such a thing as music that is sacred". by The Rev. James T. Benzmiller	Vol. IX, No. 4 June 2003
What Words Will We Use in God's Word? - Challenges & Concerns in Scripture Translations for the Liturgy -- by Father Ralph Wright, OSB	Vol. XII, No. 10 February 2007
When Beauty is Revolutionary - Reflections on Liturgiam authenticam This essay originated as a panel presentation at the Fellowship of Catholic Scholars by Fr. Raymond Gawronski, SJ	Vol. VII, 8 November 2001
Progress report from BCDW -- When Can We Hope to See the New Missal in English? -- by Helen Hull Hitchcock	Vol. XIV, No. 3 May 2008
When did Bach find time to pray? by Terry Mattingly	Vol. VI, 8 November 2000
When is the "Rite" Thing the Wrong Thing? Exceptions to Liturgical Rules Staff	Vol. 1, 4 February 1996
When "Strangers and Silent Spectators" Plan the Liturgy -- Catholic rituals should be "transformative" to meet peoples' needs, liturgy expert says By Susan Benofy	Vol. IX, No. 2 April 2003
When we "get creative", are we choosing -- Pageantry Over Piety? -- ..."The more we focus on being creative, we choose ourselves over Christ. We choose pageantry over piety. The Eucharist --Christ's sacrifice -- and the resulting saving grace through His dying and rising, is a phenomenally creative act."... by Carolyn Foster	Vol X, No 8 November 2004
Where Do We Stand? Standing or Kneeling: Which is the Innovation? by Father Jerry Pokorsky	Vol. 1, 4 February 1996
Where Have We Put Him?: And what if we acted as if we believe what we believe? -- by The Rev. W. Roy Floch	Vol. XI, No. 8 November 2005
Where's the High Ground? by Father Richard John Neuhaus	Vol. 4, 1 February / March 1998
Where Should We Put the Tabernacle? by Monsignor Peter Elliott	Vol. 3, 9 December 1997 / January 1998
Which Books Shall We Use? Finding Good Bibles, Missals Can Be A Challenge Staff	Vol. 2, 1 March 1996
Who's dancing in church, and why? by David Aaron Murray	Vol. 6, 1 March 2000
Whose Place of Worship? (Book Review) by David Aaron Murray	Vol. 6, 6-7 Sept. / Oct. 2000
"Why don't they want us to kneel at Mass?" - Most frequently asked question to the Adoremus Office in the last few months. By Helen Hull Hitchcock	Vol. VIII, 2 April 2002
Why is Limbo in the Limelight? - by Helen Hull Hitchcock	Vol XIII, No. 3 May 2007
Why there is no Catechism in Japanese Conflict over translation has delayed publication for eight years by Francis Mutsuo Fukushima	Vol VII, No 2 April 2001
The Wisdom of Hindsight: The Restoration of Catholic Church Architecture -- "While many Church officials and patrons are still intent on erecting testaments to their own existence, some prominent architects in both North America and Europe are emerging with critiques of contemporary secularized churches." By Michael S. Rose	Vol X, No 8 November 2004
Worthy is the Lamb -- "Tropes" for the Agnus Dei are not inspired by a sudden sympathy with medieval practices, but are part of liturgists' project of "relocation of transcendence" in the Communion Rite. By Susan Benofy	Vol VIII, No 9 December 2002 - January 2003
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The Year of the Eucharist - Suggestions and Proposals -- Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, only 3 chapters published in this issue the link is to the whole document. [also see Year of the Eucharist Section for additional information for celebrating]	Vol X, No 9 December 2004 - January 2005
The Year of Saint Paul - The Church Today Requires "Total Dedication to Christ"	Vol. XIV, No. 4 June 2008
“Youth Bible” Problems Persist by Helen Hull Hitchcock	Vol. XI, No. 10 February 2006
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