Editorials
A Third Spring in England
Although the architecture of its cathedral is Neo-Byzantine, the affairs of the Archdiocese of Westminster have usually been conducted in a straightforward English manner, appropriate to its setting b
Articles
Rome and ICEL
In June 13, 1996, Archbishop Geraldo Majella Agnelo, a Brazilian who was at that time Secretary of the Vatican’s Congregation for Divine Worship and Discipline of the Sacraments, praised and encourage
The Hands of Joseph O'Connell
[Sorry, in the printed version, this article included five photographs, which are not reproduced here.]
Although in the minds of many American Catholics, liturgical art of the post-war perio
Descend on Us in Fire
What the disciples had experienced on that first Pentecost I too was tasting just now.
Changing Elements or People?
A highly respected confrere on the seminary faculty in the 1960’s announced one day that he was pleased and surprised that our introduction of the greeting of peace at our daily liturgies actually see
Books and Culture
Culture
The 20th century has concluded. Thomas Merton remains the single most influential American Catholic spiritual author of that century.
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Of Many Things
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