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Adoremus Bulletin announces a new Land-Down-Under edition! Listen as we speak with our new partners, Charbel Raish and Amador Vargas.
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This week we speak with Father Anthony J. Stoeppel about his recent article in Adoremus Bulletin, "Confession 101: A Glimpse into How Seminarians Are Trained for the Sacrament of Penance."
Father Anthony J. Stoeppel, a priest of the Diocese of Tyler, TX, serves as Vice-Rector of St. Patrick’s Seminary & University in the Archdiocese of San Francisco.
We are proud to partner with The Liturgical Institute for their online study program. Find out more about these online offerings at www.liturgy.online.
This week we speak with Fr. Aaron Williams about his recent article in Adoremus Bulletin, "Mission Impossible: Antiphonale Romanum I"
Father Aaron Williams is a priest of the Diocese of Jackson, MS. He is a graduate of Notre Dame Seminary (New Orleans, LA) and the Liturgical Institute (Mundelein, IL), and holds a Masters in Liturgical Studies.
We are proud to partner with The Liturgical Institute for their online study program. Find out more about these online offerings at www.liturgy.online.
This week we speak with Roland Millare about his recent article in Adoremus Bulletin, "Source, Sign, Celebration, and Service: Fundamentals of the Church's Eucharistic Mission."
Roland serves as the vice president for Curriculum and the program director of Shepherd’s Heart (a continuing education and formation program for priests and deacons) for the St. John Paul II Foundation, Houston, TX, and as an adjunct professor of theology for deacon candidates at the University of St. Thomas School of Theology at St. Mary’s Seminary, Houston, TX.
We are proud to partner with The Liturgical Institute for their online study program. Find out more about these online offerings at www.liturgy.online.
This week we speak with Dr. Denis McNamara and Christopher Carstens about the role of the liturgist and review the last year in liturgical news.
We are proud to partner with The Liturgical Institute for their online study program. Find out more about these online offerings at www.liturgy.online.
This week we speak with Fr. Eusebius Martis OSB about his recent article in Adoremus Bulletin, "The Many Senses of the Liturgical Haptic." Fr. Martis is a monk of Marmion Abbey in Aurora, IL and a former director of the Liturgical Institute.
We are proud to partner with The Liturgical Institute for their online study program. Find out more about these online offerings at www.liturgy.online.
This week we speak with Dr. Aaron Sanders, Director of the Office for Worship in the Diocese of Grand Rapids, Michigan, about his recent article in Adoremus Bulletin, ”Presence of Mind and Body – What are the Necessary Moral and Physical Criteria for True Participation in the Liturgy?“
We are proud to partner with The Liturgical Institute for their online study program. Find out more about these online offerings at www.liturgy.online.
This week we speak with Fr. Thomas Kocik about his recent article in Adoremus bulletin titled, "In the Name of Liturgy and Theology and Piety: The Integrated Liturgical Vision of Alexander Schmemann."
We are proud to partner with The Liturgical Institute for their online study program. Find out more about these online offerings at www.liturgy.online.
This week we speak with Fr. Boniface Hicks OSB about his recent reflections titled, The Quiet That Speaks – Per huius aquae et vini mysterium: “By the mystery of this water and wine”
We are proud to partner with The Liturgical Institute for their online study program. Find out more about these online offerings at www.liturgy.online.
This week we speak with Fr. Dylan Schrader about his recent articled titled, "'Altared' States: Easterly Orientation in the Celebration of the Eucharist."
We are proud to partner with The Liturgical Institute for their online study program. Find out more about these online offerings at www.liturgy.online.
