Summorum Pontificum
Morning Catholic must-reads: 03/10/17
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‘With one bound, they were free’: The Catholic Herald editorial on the release of Summorum Pontificum
Here’s how the Catholic Herald greeted the release of Summorum Pontificum in July 2007
Parish life has become insufferably middle-class
Marriage and baptism are not bourgeois rites of passage. We need to make them easier
Cardinal Sarah’s challenge to traditionalists
Cardinal Sarah uses the term ‘reconciliation’ because moving towards his vision begins with a change of heart
On the 10th anniversary of Summorum Pontificum, we can safely say the doomsayers are wrong
Despite predictions of chaos and division, Pope Benedict’s Motu Proprio has enriched the church
The Church and the liturgy face a ‘profound crisis’, says Cardinal Sarah
The Vatican’s liturgy chief said ‘high-ranking prelates’ were affirming ‘obvious doctrinal, moral and liturgical errors’
Are there really two popes?
Benedict XVI’s resignation and his enigmatic life as Pope Emeritus have inspired ludicrous conspiracy theories. It’s time to put them to rest
The rise and fall of the Catholic blogosphere
During the reign of Benedict XVI, blogging became a mighty instrument in the hands of conservative Catholics. But the medium soon revealed a darker side
Forget the 1960s – it is time the Church once again embraced new music in the liturgy
Composers all over the world are hungry to write sacred music
