The Liturgical Year emphasizes different aspects of our faith in each season. The beginning of the Liturgical Year is Advent, “a period for devout and joyful expectation.” (General Norms of
A reflection on coming into a relationship with Jesus in the Christmas season at the dawn of a new year.
A blog-post edition of the final talk from our “Memento Mori” event about funeral liturgy planning; offering options and advice for preparing a funeral liturgy. This post will highlight some of the ideas and resources offered within that session.
Our parish is getting a new missal starting in Advent! Here is some information about what to expect with the change.
As we transition from Eastertide into Ordinary Time, I want to highlight some upcoming liturgies, and explain some of the music for the Sundays of Ascension, Pentecost, Trinity, and Corpus
We’ve got some new music to teach our parish at daily Masses during the octave, in addition to Saturday morning Masses throughout the Easter season. Here are some helpful listening
Holy Week is upon us! This is the most important week in the liturgical year, and there is a lot of depth to the celebrations we are about to participate
