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Adoremus episodes
- Adoremus Out Loud -- A World in a Host: Liturgy and the Lost Shape of the Cosmos
The Eucharist is small enough to fit in a tabernacle but infinite beyond measure—Jan Bentz explains how this paradox helps us take in the proper dimensions of God and his cosmos.
17 min - Adoremus Out Loud -- The Doxa Is in the Details: Fostering the Manifestation of God’s Glory in the Liturgy
Norbertine Father Herman Joseph Johanneck provides some practical know-how that will allow anyone to help make the beauty of the doxa—the glory of God—shine through at every Mass.
11 min - Adoremus Out Loud -- Our Lady at the Heart of the Liturgy
All that glitters is gold, at least, says Father Michael Rennier, when it comes to Mary the Mother of God and the role she plays in birthing forth Christ in history, mystery, and majesty.
12 min - Interview - To See with Clear Vision: Divinization As a Model for Active Participation in the Liturgy
In this interview we speak with Fr. Cassian Edwards about his recent article in adoremeus titled, "To See with Clear Vision: Divinization As a Model for Active Participation in the Liturgy."
32 min - Interview - Ars Celebrandi: Some Contemporary Challenges
This week we interview Fr. Dylan Schrader about his recent article in Adoremus titled, "Ars Celebrandi: Some Contemporary Challenges"
36 min - 11 min
- Adoremus Out Loud - To See with Clear Vision: Divinization As a Model for Active Participation in the Liturgy13 min
- Adoremus Out Loud -- A Sympathetic Understanding: Liturgical Renewal, Adaptation, and the Legacy of Worship13 min
- Interview - The Tractarians and the Curious Hunger of Today’s Students
In this episode we speak with Dr. Jan Bentz about his recent article titled, "Oxford Movement Approaching 200: The Tractarians and the Curious Hunger of Today’s Students."
41 min - Interview - Cor ad Cor Loquitur: Sacred Polyphony in the Roman Rite
In this episode we speak with Thomas Neal about his recent article for Adoremus titled, "Cor ad Cor Loquitur: Sacred Polyphony in the Roman Rite."
32 min
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Adoremus provides sound resources to promote a more reverent, beautiful, and holy celebration of the Mass and other forms of worship.