New Liturgical Movement: An Essential Resource for Restorationists: Detailed Charts Comparing Pre-’55, ’55, and ’62 Mass and Office
In the slow but steady work of restoring the Roman liturgical tradition, it seems that we are never quite fully
Category: New Liturgical Movement
New Liturgical Movement: The Mortifying Orations of Ash Wednesday
Ash Wednesday, which inaugurates the sacred season of Lent, is one of the most memorable days of the liturgical year.
New Liturgical Movement: A 12th-Century Coptic Gospel Book (Part 1)
Here is another beautiful manuscript which I stumbled across on one of my favorite websites for liturgical books, that of
The Reading of Genesis in Septuagesima
GREGORY DIPIPPO The children of Israel served the king of Babylon for seventy years, and afterwards, were set free and
New Liturgical Movement: How Do You Solve A Problem Like The Canon? (Part 1)
In the last several days, some of the less healthy parts of the Catholic internet have been subjected to a
New Liturgical Movement: When We Love, We Want to Know Names and Faces
What a man who has brain damage has taught me about love; and what it reveals about the 9th-century theology
New Liturgical Movement: Liturgical Notes on the Purification of the Virgin Mary
The medieval liturgical commentator William Durandus, writing at the end of the 13th century, describes the Purification as a “double
New Liturgical Movement: The Purifying Orations of Candlemas
The feast of the Purification is nicknamed Candlemas because the day is marked with a great blessing of candles and
New Liturgical Movement: The Power of Catholic Customs: A Candlemas Procession in the Life of Dom Hubert van Zeller
In his extremely entertaining and somewhat melancholy autobiography One Foot in the Cradle, well-known spiritual writer Dom Hubert van Zeller
New Liturgical Movement: “If Synodality Can’t Get Young People Interested in the Church, Then What Can?”
It would be perfectly reasonable for you to assume that that questioning headline comes from Eccles or the Babylon Bee,