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Mutiny, Hope And Bewilderment In Dutch Church
Page 4 from 14th March 1969I HAD read much about "those Dutch Catholics," and met some of them—in London. At a distance the avant-garde movement in Holland had looked so......
Retreat Will Stress Liturgy
Page 16 from 22nd July 1966X AVERIAN BROTHERS from houses throughout the English Province will take part this summer in a new form of retreat which stresses the importance of......
The Tabernacle At Pinner
Page 7 from 17th September 1965Sir,—Two correspondents disagree with the removal of the tabernacle at Pinner from the high altar. They do not _mention the reason for this......
White Robe Can Be Put On Later
Page 1 from 5th August 1960GREY DRESS FOR BABY'S BAPTISM T HAT the infant should be brought to church for Baptism in a garment other than white was an idea advocated by......
Question & Answer Conducted By
Page 4 from 28th July 1967Fr. JOHN SYMON Question: We used to he taught that, from the moment of the consecration, Christ himself was present on the altar and He remained......
All Because Some Don't 'like' Them
Page 18 from 1st December 1961By ROSEMARY SHEED A NYONE who has read any of the books in which exconvicts describe their experiences in prison (Brendan Behan's, for instance,......
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Page 2 from 22nd July 1966Sir,—A. P. Hill in your correspondence columns seems to miss the whole point of "relegating" the Blessed Sacrament to a side altar. It is the Mass......
The Liturgy — Our Life
Page 4 from 28th August 1964By Edward Bourne "M ONEY, money, money. In our church we never hear of anything but money. Every Sunday morning we celebrate the liturgy of money."......
Place Of The High Altar
Page 7 from 3rd March 1967By I B. O'Connell THE plan of any building depends primarily on its purpose. For a church this means making adequate provision for the public......
Difficulties But More Than A Following Of Rules Is Needed
Page 6 from 29th June 1962to design a church, and throughout the book there is clearly an acceptance of the difficulties to he encountered in correctly interpreting the laws......