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“All the fun’s in how you say a thing” – Repetition in the Roman Missal
Jan 15, 2016

“All the fun’s in how you say a thing” – Repetition in the Roman Missal

By Christopher Carstens
Today’s Forecast: Cloudy, Increasing Light and (More Than) a Chance of Scattered Grace by Dewfall
May 17, 2017

Today’s Forecast: Cloudy, Increasing Light and (More Than) a Chance of Scattered Grace by Dewfall

By Christopher Carstens
Q: How is an altar initiated according to the rites of the Church?
May 11, 2022

Q: How is an altar initiated according to the rites of the Church?

By The Editors
In some places, Ascension is on Thursday, while in other places it is observed on Sunday. Why is this the case?
Mar 15, 2016

In some places, Ascension is on Thursday, while in other places it is observed on Sunday. Why is this the case?

By Christopher Carstens

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Cardinal Stafford urges a rediscovery of the Liturgy of the Hours

Cardinal Stafford urges a rediscovery of the Liturgy of the Hours

By Catholic News Agency
News and Views
May 28, 2022
Meet the ‘Eucharistic Preachers’

Meet the ‘Eucharistic Preachers’

By National Catholic Register
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May 13, 2022
Incense: Heavenly Fragrance for Worship

Incense: Heavenly Fragrance for Worship

By National Catholic Register
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May 3, 2022
An “ad orientem” Church in An Age of Horizontalism

An “ad orientem” Church in An Age of Horizontalism

By Larry Chapp
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Mar 24, 2022

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May 11, 2022

Update on the Liturgy of the Hours, Second Edition

By USCCB Committee on Divine Worship
May 11, 2022

New Book on Homiletics Preaches at Crossroads of Art and Theology

By Father Andrew Hofer, O.P.
May 11, 2022

Bishop Barron’s Word on Fire Offers Subscription-Based Liturgy of the Hours

By The Editors
May 11, 2022

What Has Pope Francis Changed about Mass Intentions?

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Benedict XVI and the Reforms of the Second Vatican Council: Re-Catholicizing the Liturgy, Part II—The Restorative Vision of A Liturgical Pope
May 11, 2022

Benedict XVI and the Reforms of the Second Vatican Council: Re-Catholicizing the Liturgy, Part II—The Restorative Vision of A Liturgical Pope

By Kevin Magas

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