As we approach Pentecost Sunday, and the implementation of a new edition of the General Instruction of the Roman Missal, we have been looking at the some the small changes this new General Instruction will make to the celebration of Mass. The first change for the assembly we explored last week; namely the assembly’s standing … Continue reading 20/4/08 – Take a Bow
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Those of you who have been reading this column since Easter will now be aware that there are some small changes occurring in the celebration of Mass from Pentecost Sunday. In fact, there are only two changes that will affect the entire assembly; both have to do with our posture during the Liturgy of the … Continue reading 13/4/08 – Everybody Stand Up
Last week I let you know of some small changes that are approaching in our celebration of Mass. Before we look at the specific changes more closely, it might by timely to consider why these changes may be occurring. These small changes that are coming are a result of the Church revising its General Instruction … Continue reading 6/4/08 – Why Release a New General Instruction?
The celebration of the liturgy is the summit and source of our life as Christians. The Easter Triduum celebrations have been outstanding proof of this. Liturgy is a reflection and an expression of our faith and shapes us as the people of God. It is so important that we experience the liturgy as the source … Continue reading 30/3/08 – New Liturgical Documents
“On Passion Sunday (Palm Sunday) the Church enters upon the mystery of its crucified, buried, and risen Lord, who, by his entrance into Jersualem, gave a glimpse of his own majesty. Christians carry branches as a sign of the royal triumph that Christ won by his acceptance of the cross. Since Saint Paul says: ‘Provided … Continue reading 9/3/08 – Passion Sunday
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