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Q: Is it contrary to liturgical law to celebrate the postconciliar Mass <i>ad orientem</i>?
Sep 12, 2022

Q: Is it contrary to liturgical law to celebrate the postconciliar Mass ad orientem?

By The Editors
The Heart of John Henry Newman: Beating with the Spirit of the Liturgy
Nov 11, 2020

The Heart of John Henry Newman: Beating with the Spirit of the Liturgy

By Jeremy J. Priest
“The Most Joyful and Blessed Ordinance of the Gospel”: Saint John Henry Newman on the Liturgy
Nov 9, 2019

“The Most Joyful and Blessed Ordinance of the Gospel”: Saint John Henry Newman on the Liturgy

By Father Uwe Michael Lang
<i>Ars Celebrandi:</i> Some Contemporary Challenges
Sep 5, 2026

Ars Celebrandi: Some Contemporary Challenges

By Fr. Dylan Schrader
Oxford Movement Approaching 200: The Tractarians and the Curious Hunger of Today’s Students
Jul 11, 2026

Oxford Movement Approaching 200: The Tractarians and the Curious Hunger of Today’s Students

By Jan Bentz
To See with Clear Vision: Divinization As a Model for Active Participation in the Liturgy
Sep 5, 2026

To See with Clear Vision: Divinization As a Model for Active Participation in the Liturgy

By Fr. Cassian Edwards, OSB

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Christopher Carstens and George A. Harne, Ph.D., Discuss Liturgy, Beauty, and the Renewal of the Church on Christendom Conversations

Christopher Carstens and George A. Harne, Ph.D., Discuss Liturgy, Beauty, and the Renewal of the Church on Christendom Conversations

By The Editors
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Sep 19, 2026
Pope Leo: Vatican II Did Not Change Only ‘the Rites’ of the Liturgy

Pope Leo: Vatican II Did Not Change Only ‘the Rites’ of the Liturgy

By EWTN News
News and Views
Jul 11, 2026
A Mini-Course—offered “virtually”—on the new Order of the Anointing of the Sick and Their Pastoral Care

A Mini-Course—offered “virtually”—on the new Order of the Anointing of the Sick and Their Pastoral Care

By The Editors
Featured
Jun 30, 2026
Initiation re-Initiation: A Mini-Course on the <i>Order of Christian Initiation of Adults</i> for Priests

Initiation re-Initiation: A Mini-Course on the Order of Christian Initiation of Adults for Priests

By The Editors
Featured
Jun 30, 2026

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Sep 5, 2026

New Book of Verse Shows Depth, Breath, and Light of Poet’s Liturgical Vision

By Joseph O'Brien
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Ars Celebrandi: Some Contemporary Challenges

By Fr. Dylan Schrader
Sep 5, 2026

Pontifical College Josephinum and Adoremus Connect in New Ongoing Formation Venture

By Joseph O'Brien
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A Sympathetic Understanding: Liturgical Renewal, Adaptation, and the Legacy of Worship

By Br. Stanley Rother Wagner OSB
To See with Clear Vision: Divinization As a Model for Active Participation in the Liturgy
Sep 5, 2026

To See with Clear Vision: Divinization As a Model for Active Participation in the Liturgy

By Fr. Cassian Edwards, OSB

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