What Liturgy Should Look Like in Your Domestic Church
“Where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them” (Matthew 18:20)
Results from Tag: 'liturgy'
The Case for the Young St. Joseph
COMMENTARY: On the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker, it is noteworthy that the usual arguments for Joseph being young are not related to his capacity to work, but rather the desire for a saint who lived the virtue of chastity.
Cardinal Burke Says Vatican’s Instruction on Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica Should Be Rescinded
The former prefect of the Apostolic Signatura calls it ‘a direct violation of universal Church law.’
5 Ways Catholics Can Grow Spiritually From the Christological Collects During Lent 2021
COMMENTARY: Bring Christ’s divinity to the fore this Lent.
Cut From Special Cloth: Creating Valuable Vestments for Celebrating the Mass
Crafters of priestly garments offer insights of holiness.
New Italian Missal Introduces Liturgical Disunity
COMMENTARY: Italian is not an international language, but it has great influence in the Church — so it’s especially unfortunate that two different consecratory formulas can now be used when celebrating Mass there.
Priestly Fraternity of St. Joseph Carries Torch of Sacred Tradition
The fraternity aims to foster the sanctity of priests, particularly through devotion to St. Joseph, fellowship with brother priests, and the reverent and devoted celebration of the Mass.
Benedict XVI on the Here-and-Now Reality of the Sacraments
Joseph Ratzinger’s homilies highlight that only the eternal can always be relevant.
