The liturgical movement is not to blame for this, since the lack exists in non-liturgical churches as well. But neither has it been able to rectify the situation.

But the liturgical movement, while it tends to seek a certain uniformity of worship forms in which Methodists, Presbyterians, Lutherans, and others can join together in an ancient ritual, is more ...

One of their friends, a pioneering theologian in the continental liturgical movement, could not join them. That friend was Father Romano Guardini, author of the now classic work, The Spirit of the ...

The phrase “new liturgical movement” was first used by the pope back in 1997, when as Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger he published a set of memoirs about his life up to 1977 under the title Milestones.

The liturgical movement and the new Catholic appreciation of the Bible went hand in hand. Recent years have seen a struggle to find appropriate lan- guage for liturgical celebration.

As a protagonist and historian of the liturgical movement, Dom Olivier Rousseau, O.S.B. (1898-1984), explained, this was because “the Orthodox Church has preserved the liturgical spirit of the ...

Cardinal Koch said those who oppose this new reform movement and see it as a step back from Vatican II lack a proper understanding of the post-Vatican II liturgical changes.

The text of Magister's post was translated into English by Gregory DiPippo, managing editor of New Liturgical Movement. The occasion of the post was the publication, ...

This 20th-century liturgical movement, Cardinal Sarah recalled, was initiated officially by Pope St. Pius X. Desiring to “Restore all things in Christ” (his papal motto), Pius X encouraged the ...

One of the clearest examples of this ecumenical liturgical movement came during the COVID-19 pandemic, when hundreds of virtual choirs from different Christian traditions around the world all ...