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Adoremus Bulletin and the Liturgical Institute Announce a Virtual Classroom: A Primer on the Sacraments of Initiation
Join Adoremus editor Christopher Carstens and Liturgical Institute Director Jesse Weiler for a virtual classroom on the Sacraments of Initiation from Monday, April 20, through Wednesday, April 22.
Virtual Parish Mission: A Devotional Journey into the Easter Mystery (Now Available)
Adoremus Bulletin’s four-part Virtual Parish Mission—A Devotional Journey into the Easter Mystery—that uncovered Easter’s powerful mysteries is now available on-demand.
Vatican Authorizes Special Masses and Good Friday Prayers for Coronavirus Pandemic
The decree, dated March 30, said: “The Celebration of the Passion of the Lord on Good Friday this year has a particular significance because of the terrible pandemic that has stricken the whole world.”
Podcast: What Should You Do if Mass is Cancelled?
Catholics all across America are dealing with the very real problem of cancelled liturgies. What should you do if your diocese has cancelled Masses due to the COVID-19 virus?
Adoremus Bulletin Editor Named Consultant to USCCB Liturgy Committee
Christopher Carstens, editor of Adoremus Bulletin, has been appointed a consultant to the Committee on Divine Worship (CDW) of the…
New Sacrament Formation Program Released in American Sign Language
Philadelphia, PA (CNA)—A new sacrament formation program for the deaf and hard of hearing is offering adult catechetical information in…
The Role of Deacons at Baptisms within Mass
From the May 2019 Bishops’ Committee on Divine Worship Newsletter In anticipation of the release of the new edition…
Q: When May the Easter Vigil Begin?
A: When the Easter Vigil (which St. Augustine called “the holy mother of all vigils”) begins is often a question…
Knights of Columbus Drop Secret Initiation Ceremony
New Haven, CT (CNA)—The Knights of Columbus has announced a major revision to its longtime initiation ceremonies and for the…
Q: I continue to see people holding hands during the Our Father. Is this okay? I’ve heard various arguments, but none of them seem to get beyond rules or preferences.
A: Holding hands is a nice symbol. Indeed, it’s a powerful symbol. The Order for Celebrating Matrimony employs the sign…