Bishop Arthur J. Serratelli Speaks About Roman Missal, Third Edition
Bishop Serratelli says “most bishops are bald” because the confirmandi cannot answer basic questions when they are examined.
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Bishop Serratelli says “most bishops are bald” because the confirmandi cannot answer basic questions when they are examined.

To be absolutely clear: President Barack Obama is not the Second Person of the Blessed Trinity.

Renewing the adventure of exploring Gregorian chant by making recordings.

A homily by Fr. Valentine Young, OFM.

He described a sense awe that overwhelmed him during the liturgy. His conclusion at the time was that he should no longer continue with RCIA. Was this a failure of the RCIA program? No, this was success!

“We need to realize that beauty is essential to any true notion of progress and human development.”

“A Sad Inheritance” by Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida

An imaginative or imaginary (you decide) correlation between the five movements of the greatest proto-Romantic sacred work and the five greatest proofs for the existence of God.

Funerals can be a good time to demonstrate the possibilities of reverent liturgical music at Mass.

“The Daughters of Charity” by Henriette Browne

“Choirboys” by Jose Gallegos y Arnosa

Many priests and liturgists omit the “Kyrie eleison” when the rubrics clearly forbid this.

A week of inspiring images to brighten your day.
Day 1: “The Baptism” by Joaquin Sorolla
“How much annoyance among our loyal Catholics could have been avoided if evidence had been provided that various elements had been taken from old sacramentaries and were not arbitrary innovations.” —Bishop of Regensburg (1979)

The Divine Artist of souls is pleased when we do not stop at the exterior.
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