The “New Mass” of 1964: Part 4
Part 4 – “What went wrong?”: Pastoral Accompaniment, Disillusionment, and Blame
Part 4 – “What went wrong?”: Pastoral Accompaniment, Disillusionment, and Blame
Part 3 – “Missal-bound resistance”: A study of lay & clerical reaction
Part 1 – A New Liturgy: How the ‘reform before the reform’ was understood
This multi-part study seeks to explore how the laity experienced and reacted to the very first post-conciliar liturgical changes.
This multi-part study explores how the laity experienced and reacted to the very first post-conciliar liturgical changes.
This heavily illustrated article reveals that vernacular recitation of the Mass texts–aloud and in common by the congregation during the liturgy–far predate the Second Vatican Council.
A comprehensive study of English scripture translations and the custom of reciting the Sunday liturgical readings from the pulpit for the benefit of the faithful between 971 and 1964.
A comprehensive study of the official use of vernacular languages in Catholic ritual books and the administration of the sacraments between 1450 and 1962.