7 Liturgical Lessons From King Charles’ Coronation
COMMENTARY: Although an Anglican liturgy, the solemn service May 6 featured facets Catholics can pay attention to.
Results from Tag: 'ad orientem'
Cincinnati Archbishop Restricts ‘Ad Orientem’ Mass Posture
Similar to the policy in La Crosse, Wisconsin, the Dec. 19 document from Archbishop Dennis Schnurr states at least one public Mass must be celebrated facing the people on Sunday and holy days.
‘Ad Orientem’: Back to the Liturgical Future
COMMENTARY: Celebration of the Mass with the priest and people facing together toward the altar is the best corrective for the liturgical abuses of recent decades.
‘Traditionis Custodes,’ One Year Later, Brings New Pastoral Realities and Challenges
Bishops seeking to faithfully fulfill the Pope’s call for greater regulation of the traditional Latin Mass are grappling with tough decisions that have real pastoral consequences.
Boise Bishop Bans ‘Ad Orientem’ Posture in ‘Ordinary Form’ Masses
The bishop wrote that the General Instruction of the Roman Missal is “unambivalent” about liturgical orientation, and “makes it plain that the universal Church envisions the priest presiding at Mass facing the people.”
What Should We Do About the Loss of Belief in the Real Presence?
Bishops should encourage priests to foster reverence with traditions like ad orientem worship, kneeling for Holy Communion and the wider use of Latin.
Ad Orientem Posture Given New Life in Nebraska
Cardinal Robert Sarah, the prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship, has provided the latest inspiration for its use in the ordinary form of the Mass.
Battle Over ‘Ad Orientem’ Mass Heats Up at Vatican
With the Vatican’s apparent support, Cardinal Vincent Nichols discourages the liturgical practice promoted by Cardinal Robert Sarah.
‘Ad Orientem’: Right Worship Leads to Right Conduct
COMMENTARY: Reflections on the Exhortation of Cardinal Robert Sarah
