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Romano Guardini and the Liturgical Movement
Blackfriars, 1936The Liturgical Movement, maintains Guardini, was born, not made. It came apparently into existence from a universally expressed desire for a life more fully and symbolically Catholic.From whatever sources this movement sprang it is certain that in Romano Guardini it found its most able interpreter.
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The Liturgical Movement: Right and Wrong Directions—I
New Blackfriars, 1968On the face of it, the liturgical movement is one of the big religious success stories of the twentieth century, a paradigm case of the movement of the Holy Spirit in the Churches. From small beginnings, Pius X’s encouragement of frequent communion, his reform of the breviary and his interest in Church music on the one hand and the renewed scholarly ...
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Eucharistic Revival Through Liturgical Formation: The Liturgical Movement Revisited
Antiphon: A Journal for Liturgical RenewalABSTRACT: This article explores how the Eucharistic Revival called for by the Bishops of the United States can be enriched through a retrieval of major themes in the twentieth-century Liturgical Movement. In particular, it explores how the concepts of liturgical participation in mystery, integral liturgical formation, and Eucharistic solidarity are ...
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The Spirit of the Liturgical Movement: A Benedictine Renewal of Culture
Logos: A Journal of Catholic Thought and Culture, 2014DOM VIRGIL MICHEL, OSB, (1890-1938) was one of the leading figures of the liturgical movement in the United States. (1) When researchers consider the work of the liturgical movement, their focus is usually limited to the movement's efforts related to the celebration of the liturgy. Oftentimes, what is overlooked is that one of the major concerns of the
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Virgil Michel and the Liturgical Movement
The American Catholic Sociological Review, 1957Leo R. Ward, Paul B. Marx
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Virgil Michel and the Liturgical Movement
The American Catholic Sociological Review, 1959Carl M. Fischer, Paul B. Marx
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The Liturgical Movement and the Enlightenment?
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