Adoremus

In the episode of Adoremus Interviews, we speak with Dr. Owen Vyner about his recent article titled, "'Is Any Among You Sick?'—The Recipient of the Anointing of the Sick." 

In this episode we speak with Fr. Ryan Rojo about his recent article titled, "For All the Saints: A Living Rhythm of Sanctity in the Church’s Liturgy." 

The Solemnity of All Saints is right around the corner—and Father Ryan Rojo shows how this feast highlights the souls in heaven as a living liturgical link to the pilgrim Church on earth.

In this final article on how the three Jewish Temple altars prefigure the Catholic altar, Brant Pitre examines the Altar of Incense: where there’s liturgical smoke, there’s Catholic faith on fire.

Benedictine Father Eusebius Martis proposes that understanding sacramental mystery begins with an escape—not from something but to something—a true sense of liturgical wonder.

Following the example of Christ, the Church has always used bread and wine with water to celebrate the Lord’s Supper. The words of the Savior, by which He instituted this sacrament, are the form of this sacrament; for the priest speaking in the person of Christ effects this sacrament. From these authoritative yet broad strokes we can develop more precisely the matter and form of the Eucharist. Aaron Sanders continues his series on the matter and form of the sacraments.