Adoremus Interviews

Popular Devotion, the Liturgical Year, and “Flattened Time”

Skip to main content On Porters and Doors: Toward a Missionizing Theology of Hospitality

Dom Lambert Beauduin: The Moses of the 20th-century Liturgical Movement

Trent and Its Liturgical Reform: The Western Church at the Threshold of the Early Modern Period (Part I)

The NEW Institute for Liturgical Formation

Listen as Chris Carstens interviews Dr. Matava, Dean of the Graduate School of Theology at Christendom College. Dr. Matava is part of a team that is launching a new Master of Arts in Theology program with a Liturgical and Sacramental specialization. The Institute for Liturgical Formation will start next summer!

Notes from the Nave: Growing Up with Vatican II

In this episode we speak with Carol Anne Jones about her recent article titled, "Notes from the Nave: Growing Up with Vatican II." Read this article and more at www.adoremus.org 

The Voice of Tradition: Prosper Guéranger’s “Anti-Liturgical Heresy”

Adoremus Remembers Helen Hull Hitchcock

America's First National Eucharistic Pilgrimage

The Church in the US just celebrated its 10th National Eucharistic Congress with a massive crowd.

Four national pilgrimages prepared the way to the Congress in Indianapolis, traveling from north, south, east, and west, over 60 days and covering a combined 6500 miles.

On this episode we spoke with Dominic Carstens, who was one of the perpetual pilgrims from the East route. In this interview he shares some of the remarkable things that happend wile on the 60-day pilgrimage. 

The Governance of Being: The Role of Law in the Liturgical Life of the Church, By Father James Bradley