Posts in the "Liturgy and sacraments" categoryArticles on the means of corporate Christian worship. The Journey of the DisciplesDoesn’t being A Christian mean somehow that we have met the risen Christ, that we live now not just for him, but with Him? St. Paul Center For Biblical TheologyThe St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology is a non-profit research and educational institute that promotes life-transforming Scripture study in the Catholic tradition. The Center serves clergy and laity, students and scholars, with research and study tools — from books and publications to multimedia and on-line programming. Messing with the Mass: The Problem of Priestly Narcissism TodayYou may have read some of the books by Paul Vitz, an American psychiatrist who has written a number of fascinating books on the relationship between psychology and religion. One of his most recent books is called Faith of the Fatherless, in which he gives an account of the relationship between fatherlessness and atheism. He goes through many […] The Eucharist in the life and ministry of a deaconI preached a recollection recently, on the subject of the Eucharist in the life and ministry of a deacon. It came in two parts: The deacon within the moment of the Eucharist I have also added these files to a static page that also contains the diaconal reflections I gave […] Parish mission on the sacramentsI have been preaching a mission at Holy Family parish, following the same pattern I used for the faith enrichment evenings at Saint Mary’s. The fourth evening, though, was a bit different, because the fourth evening covers something I call the “Four spiritual food groups” and I had already done a mission once before […] Improvements to the “Catholic Funeral Information” pageThe sidebar on the right contains links to certain static pages on this website, one of which is called Catholic funeral information. This page has just been updated with additional resources at the bottom: Easter funeral readings Saint Monica’s Podcasts“A collection of Homilies and talks given by Fr. Jack Durkin.” |