New Liturgical Movement: Against Vernacular Readings in the Traditional Mass
The motu proprio Traditionis Custodes has reignited the debate over doing readings at the TLM exclusively in the vernacular. New
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New Liturgical Movement: The Offertory Vir erat from the Book of Job
As noted by our good friends at Canticum Salomonis, today’s Offertory chant is taken from the beginning of the book
New Liturgical Movement: A 17th Century Vesperal from the Abbey of St Gall
Today is the feast of St Gall, a disciple of the great monastic founder of the later 6th and early
New Liturgical Movement: Bish. Schneider Celebrates Pontifical Mass in Pennsylvania
GREGORY DIPIPPO New Liturgical Movement: Bish. Schneider Celebrates Pontifical Mass in Pennsylvania This past Sunday, His Excellency Athanasius Schneider, Auxiliary
New Liturgical Movement: The Liturgical Movement Between Two Centuries: Live Discussion Tomorrow
In his allocution to the Assisi Liturgical Congress in 1956, Pope Pius XII said, among other things, “The liturgical movement
New Liturgical Movement: The Order of a Synod in the Traditional Pontifical – First Day
Since we are now in the first days of the Synod on Synodality (a title which, incredibly enough, does not
New Liturgical Movement: From Extemporaneity to Fixity of Form: The Grace of Liturgical Stability
Catholics who love the traditional liturgical rites of the Church maintain that fixity and stability of sacred formulas is essential
New Liturgical Movement: Durandus on the Offertory Super Flumina Babylonis
Upon the rivers of Babylon, there we sat and wept, when we remembered thee, o Zion. (The Offertory chant of
New Liturgical Movement: The Anniversary of the Death of Pope Pius XII
From the archives of British Pathé, a remarkable tribute to Pope Pius XII at the time of his death (October
New Liturgical Movement: The Doctors of the Church in the Liturgy
Yesterday, it was announced that Pope Francis will soon declare St Irenaeus of Lyon to be a Doctor of the