Easter Vespers with a Procession to the Baptismal Font: a Liturgical Practice Worth Retrieving? Wilfred Sumani Abstract This article continues the discussion on Easter baptismal Vespers that included a procession to the [...]
La Veglia Pasquale nella liturgia ambrosiana (II). La catechesi veterotestamentaria Norberto Valli Abstract This second article on the Easter Vigil in the Ambrosian rite considers the six liturgical readings, that form the [...]
NOTE ¿Una oración de lucernario en el breviario hispano-mozárabe? Gabriel Ramis Miquel Abstract The B tradition of the divine office in the Hispano-Mozarabic rite envisages a Lucernarium at the start of the [...]
Il concetto di concelebrazione nel XIII secolo. Lettura liturgica di Papa Innocenzo III e di Tommaso d’Aquino Dominik Jurczak Abstract This paper highlights the problem of concelebration in the thirteenth century, by [...]
O paradigma Lectio cum cantico no Ordo Pænitentiæ Jerônimo Pereira Silva Abstract The publication of the new Ordo Pænitentiæ (= OP) in the year of 1974 concluded the renovation’s intricate process of [...]
Ecclesiologia e Liturgia a cinquant’anni dalla promulgazione della Lumen Gentium Cettina Militello Abstract The correlation between ecclesiology and liturgy is recent. It depends on the relationship between SC and LG. SC arranges [...]
El Oficio divino en la vida del clero entre los siglos XIII y XVI: una visión a través de las constituciones sinodales hispanas Juan Pablo Rubio Sadia Abstract The by-laws of the [...]
En retravaillant une étude de Luis Gougaud. Le rite de la fraction dans les liturgies latines non romaines Enrico Mazza Abstract Dom Louis Gougaud is a historian of the Church who wrote [...]
NOTEUn corso di pastorale liturgica a S. Anselmo all’aurora della riforma liturgica.Quarant’anni di storiaGiuseppe Midili AbstractThe author starts by giving a short description of the formation programme in liturgy and describes the circumstances that [...]
Overflowing the Mar Thoma Cathedral: Ritual Dynamics and Syro-Malabar Identity Kimberly Hope Belcher Abstract Liturgical participation forms Christian identity: this is a truism of the Liturgical Movement. It has been more difficult, [...]