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Liturgy Corner Intro: How Do We Gather Discussion 1 - Liturgy Is Our Communion Discussion 2 - Liturgy Is Our Strength Discussion 3 - Liturgy Is Our Nourishment Discussion 4 - Liturgy Is Our Song Discussion 5 - Liturgy Is Our Peace Discussion 6 - Liturgy Is Our Reminder Discussion 7 - Liturgy Is Our Promise Why We Go to Mass Session 1 - The Liturgy & Our Lives Session 2 - Table Fellowship Ways to Enhance the Sunday Liturgy Seasonal Catechesis What's the Triduum? Handbook for Liturgical Ministers Revised October 2006 Archdiocese of Milwaukee Resources for Liturgical Ministers Liturgical Ministry Guidelines Altar Servers Extraordinary Ministers of Communion Greeters/Ushers Lectors/Readers Liturgical Musicians Recent Changes to the Liturgy Questions & Answers!! Ongoing Renewal of Our Liturgy Instruction on the Holy Eucharist In his encyclical letter Ecclesia de Eucharistia, published on April 17, 2003, Pope John Paul II called upon the appropriate Roman Congregations to prepare and publish an instruction, “including prescriptions of a juridical nature” explaining the “deeper meaning of liturgical norms” in the light of liturgical abuses in violation of those same norms”. This resulted in a new instruction entitled Redemptionis sacramentum. For more information about the Redemptionis sacramentum from the USCCB, click here. Newsletter Summary of the Instruction 30 Questions on the Instruction Revised General Instruction of the Roman Missal The rite of the Mass is defined by a document called the General Instruction of the Roman Missal (GIRM). The latest revised version of the GIRM was published by the Vatican (in Latin) in 2001, and translated into English by the US Conference of Catholic Bishops in 2002. For more information about the revised GIRM from the USCCB, click here. The revised GIRM describes several changes in the rite of mass, which are discussed below. |
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