There is No Time Like The Present
Gabriel Garnica
September 15, AD2023
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I have always been the worrying type. Ever since I can remember, I had one eye on the past and the other eye on the
Love Letters to the Latin Mass 4: The Priest Leads Us to Him
Cynthia Millen
April 19, AD2023
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Looking at the priest has no importance. What matters is looking together at the Lord. It is not now a question of dialogue, but of
The True Silence of Christmas Speaks Loud and Clear
Gabriel Garnica
December 26, AD2018
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In his wonderful book, The Power of Silence: Against The Dictatorship of Noise, Cardinal Robert Sarah tells us Without silence, God disappears in the noise.
A Byzantine Look at Worshipping Ad Orientem, Part II
Nicholas LaBanca
September 12, AD2017
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This is the second and final interview with a duo of Byzantine Rite Catholic priests on the benefits of traditional elements in worship; principally, the
A Byzantine Look at Worshipping Ad Orientem, Part I
Nicholas LaBanca
August 29, AD2017
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Last year, Robert Cardinal Sarah urged pastors the world over to “return as soon as possible to a common orientation, of priests and the faithful
Ask Tony: Did the Pope Declare Liturgical Reform “Irreversible”?
Anthony S. Layne
August 27, AD2017
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Is liturgical reform “irreversible”? And what does that mean in practical terms? Pope Francis’ August 24 address to the participants of the 68th Italian Liturgical
