Victoria Alleluia • Extraordinary & Ordinary Form
If your priest requires the congregation sing the “Alleluia,” there’s a nice way to do this.
Jesus said to them: “I have come into this world so that a sentence may fall upon it, that those who are blind should see, and those who see should become blind. If you were blind, you would not be guilty. It is because you protest, ‘We can see clearly,’ that you cannot be rid of your guilt.”
If your priest requires the congregation sing the “Alleluia,” there’s a nice way to do this.
Reflections from Dr. Jennifer Donelson at Sacra Liturgia UK
“O God, Who dost chiefly manifest Thy power in forbearance and mercy…”
What did the saints say about celebrating the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass facing East?
Like all the books we release, this extremely rare hymnal was previously unavailable until we scanned and uploaded it.
Father told me that he felt extremely awkward standing in the sanctuary for two minutes while the congregation did nothing but look at him.
How can we renew the liturgy with charity? We shouldn’t seek to win arguments on the liturgy.
The Bishop of Little Rock has sent a letter (14 July 2016) forbidding his priests to celebrate Mass “ad orientem.”
Reflections from the Fota IX International Liturgy Conference
“…and that Thou mayest grant their desires to them, make them ask only for things that please Thee…”
A very wise and compassionate Jesuit priest kindly exhorted me to avoid writing such missives. I quickly heeded his advice. So should you. Here’s why:
Most Rev’d Serratelli says the current rubrics “reflect the real possibility that the celebrant might be facing away from the assembly.”
“Dear Fathers, we should listen to the lament of God proclaimed by the prophet Jeremiah: «They have turned their back to me» (2:27). Let us turn again towards the Lord!”
Three common misconceptions about the Mass and “ad orientem” worship.
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