In the final installment of his series exploring the liturgical reforms of the Second Vatican Council, Timothy O’Malley writes that while he has been surprised by the amount of negative feedback he’s received over the ...
In his latest article looking at the liturgical reforms of the Second Vatican Council, Notre Dame professor Timothy O’Malley explores a question many have asked — namely, is the Latin language considered sacred in the ...
In the latest installment of his series exploring the gifts and promises of the liturgical reforms of the Second Vatican Council, Notre Dame professor Timothy O’Malley weighs in on a subject that draws strong opinions ...
In his latest in a series of articles exploring the liturgical reforms of the Second Vatican Council, Notre Dame professor Timothy O’Malley writes that many Catholics today — on both sides of the argument — ...
As Timothy O’Malley continues his series of columns looking at the liturgical reforms of the Second Vatican Council, he turns again to the topic of which direction the priest should face during Mass — toward ...
In the fifth part of his series exploring the liturgical reforms of the Second Vatican Council, Timothy O’Malley helps readers to understand why, historically, the priest faced ad orientem, and also the reasons why the ...
In the fourth part of his series exploring the liturgical reforms of the Second Vatican Council, Timothy P. O’Malley writes: “Let us recognize that the reforms were intended and have been intrinsically good for the ...
In the third article in his series on the Second Vatican Council’s liturgical reforms, Timothy O’Malley pushes pause on detailing the reforms of the council and instead responds to the latest clash among Catholics in ...
In the second of a series of articles on the liturgical reforms of the Second Vatican Council, Timothy O’Malley, director of education at the McGrath Institute for Church Life at the University of Notre Dame, ...
Timothy O’Malley offers a backgrounder on the questions: Why was the liturgy reformed at all? And how did it happen? He dives into the academic background, pastoral aspects and papal insights of liturgical reform. He ...
Follow Us
Latest Tweets
Cardinal Czerny said a revival of tourism that respects its workers, the environment and tourists can be “a factor of sustainable development” that enriches a country’s cultural heritage and benefits host countries and communities.
Dialogue, sustainability should be a forefront of tourism
While tourism was severely affected by COVID-19, the pandemic may also present an opportunity to revitalize and rene...
ow.ly
As the Tampa Bay area on Florida’s west coast prepared for what was expected to be a direct hit from Hurricane Ian, Bishop Gregory L. Parkes of St. Petersburg invited all in the diocese to pray to God "as we face this serious threat.”
Florida bishop invites all to pray for God's protection from Hurricane Ian
As the Tampa Bay area on Florida's west coast prepared for what was expected to be a direct hit from Hurricane...
ow.ly
