Nancy Pelosi Leaves Mass in Rome Due to Security Concerns
Veteran Rome journalist Joan Lewis said Sunday that security concerns stemmed from demonstrations going on in the streets of Rome Saturday.
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At Every Mass, the Angels Are Present and Active
“In her liturgy, the Church joins with the angels to adore the thrice-holy God.” [CCC 335]
Pastor Says Priest ‘Misspoke’ When He Alleged Cardinal Cupich Stopped Public Prayers After Mass
Rumors started after social media posts pointed to an announcement at a livestreamed Mass at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Libertyville, Illinois. CNA found that there was no directive from the Cardinal sent to all parishes in the archdiocese referring to the recitation of public prayers after Mass.
The Larger Themes of ‘Traditionis Custodes’ and ‘Summorum Pontificum’: Fostering Liturgical Communion and Love
COMMENTARY: If we recognize the Mass for what it is, isn’t the reality of what occurs infinitely more important than the valid form of the Mass by which the Son of God becomes present?
Theologians on ‘Traditionis Custodes’: True Unity Requires Liturgical Reform All Around
Unity Pope’s motu proprio seeks requires renewing celebration of the ‘ordinary form’ of the Mass, too, say theologians.
Liturgical Tradition Comes in Many Forms, United in One Mystery of Christ
Legitimate differences in liturgical tradition, when united by belief, do not hinder unity but rather contribute toward it.
How Is Mass Like a Food Truck?
“God comes to me in the Eucharist,” said Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati, “and I go to him in the poor.”
Don’t Just Receive: Unite Your Heart in the Sacrifice of the Mass
COMMENTARY: We are called to worship God and unite all our works, joys and sufferings with Christ’s perfect act of self-giving love. And we do that most fully in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.
Death Is a Veil — and Love Is Eternal
Death is a sign of a deeper reality of eternal life in God.
‘Candle’s Great Feast’ Points Children to the Wonder of the Mass
“Be patient, and don’t despair … (this is) a feast for kings, queens, and servants alike. All are invited, and the music and singing will never end.”
