Paix Liturgique, Letter 746 (May 19, 2020) (The decision by the highest French court of appeal in administrative law lifting restrictions on the celebration of Mass that had been imposed because of the coronavirus) prompts Paix Liturgique to make a few reflections: It is because the faithful of the “extraordinary form” liturgy have requested it that the […]
21 May
2020
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17 May
2020
by Aldo Maria Valli from Radio Roma Libera Translated by Father Richard Gennaro Cipolla The pandemic of the corona virus has brought us suffering and uneasiness, but has contributed to the ripping off of many masks. One mask that has been ripped off is how the government has acted in the current crisis, […]
15 May
2020
…will be very much like the old one. From Amy Welborn: There is wisdom in tradition. Traditional practices grew out of human experience — human experiences of joy, sorrow, difficulty and challenge. Human experiences of trying to obey Christ, bring his presence into the world as it is — in peace, war, plenty, famine, health […]
11 May
2020
From the bishop’s guidelines: Reception of Holy Communion on the tongue remains permissible, as required by the liturgical law of the Church, with the admonition that the faithful should be reminded of the unique risks posed by receiving the Eucharist in this manner. They should be strongly encouraged to receive Communion in the hand […]
10 May
2020
By Father Richard Cipolla It just snowed this evening. Not the heaviest snow I have ever seen, but still snow, with wind that bent the trees. A sort of snow squall. And here in a suburb of New York City on the ninth of May, May, the “pretty little month”, when the dogwoods bloom […]
9 May
2020
The Churches of New York XCIII: Addendum
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in The Churches of New YorkSt. Paul the Apostle Mr. James Wetzel, the music director of St. Vincent Ferrer parish in New York, has kindly pointed out to me an important additional source on the parish of St Paul the Apostle – contemporary with the decoration of that church. “The Church of St. Paul the Apostle, New York (An […]
7 May
2020
A Greek choir in the liturgy (from the UNESCO report) “UNESCO Recognizes Byzantine Chant as Part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.” So it was proclaimed last December, upon the motion of the governments of Greece and Cyprus. 1) Well, UNESCO has spoken, so it must be right! According to the ruling: […]
29 Apr
2020
Sacred Music Courses From Dunwoodie Taught On-Line This Summer
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in UncategorizedDr. Jennifer Donelson-Nowicka will be teaching sacred music course this summer on-line. Full informatio can be found at the St. Joseph Seminary website: Summer Sacred Music Courses June 1-July 28 – Principles of Sacred Music ( 3 credits or audit, taught by Dr. Jennifer Donelson-Nowicka, 8 weeks asynchronous online + 2 days online-live [synchronous] via Zoom, […]
22 Apr
2020
This is the final section of a three-part post. The article begins here After 1920, St. Paul’s continued for decades on its established path. A massive pamphlet rack was maintained in the church. The Gregorian chant choir kept on its course. The Paulists set up and operated a radio station on the parish […]
21 Apr
2020
Continued from Part I What really distinguishes St. Paul’s from other Catholic churches of the era is the magnificent surviving decoration by the noted artists of the era 1890-1920. 1)We should start with the stained glass and painting of the (Catholic) John Lafarge. His non-figurative windows glow with rare deep blues and yellows. These […]
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