Is our liturgical capacity at all limited because of the age we live in? If the answer is in the affirmative, then we must ask: in what ways are we limited, and how should we respond? Furthermore, is it possible that our liturgical capacity could continue to decrease until it is lost altogether? With the help of Romano Guardini, Andrew Keathler addresses post-modern man’s liturgical capacity—or incapacity—in his November Bulletin entry, “Intimations of God: Toward a Catholic Integration of Rite, Culture, and the Contemporary Person”—the conclusions of which he discusses with Jesse Weiler in this month’s Adoremus Interview.