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All main articles published in Adoremus Bulletin are listed, in alphabetical order by title. If the article is available online, you can click on the link to view the material. You may use the "Search" link to find a particular author, (Volume numbers turn over in March of each year.) If an article is not available online, you may request a copy of the issue in which it appeared ( e-mail ). Please include the title of the article, author and volume number. (Some issues are no longer available.) Due to the number of articles online we have broken down the Article Index Page, click below on the part of the alphabet you want to search.
Nathan Mitchell to Address "Eucharist 2000" in Erie, by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. VI, No. 4, June/July 2000
National Sanctity of Human Life Day - January 2003, on line only
NCCB Approves ICEL Revision of Roman Missal Bishops' Vote Signals "The End of the Beginning" -- by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. II, No. 8 , December 1996
NCCB Report (November 1999 - Part I of II) , by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. IV, No. 8 , December 1998/ January 1999
The Need for Beautiful Churches -- and some encouraging ideas and examples -- Art Lohsen, Vol. XIX, No. 4, June-July 2013
New Adoremus Survey -- Implementation of Redemptionis Sacramentum, Vol. XI, No. 4, June 2005
The New American Bible--A Voice From the Past , by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. IV, No. 3 , May/June 1998
New BCL Director Hopes for Dialogue on Liturgical Reform, Staff, Vol. II, No. 6 , October 1996
New Church Architecture Journal Launched at Notre Dame by David Aaron Murray, Vol. IV, No. 9 , February 1999
New Church Builds on Tradition, Signals Future, St. John the Apostle Parish Blends Past with Present by Erik Bootsma, Vol. XVIII, No. 10, February 2013
New Committee for Divine Worship - USCCB Meeting, November 2007, Vol. XIII, No. 9, December 2007 - January 2008
New Covenant Pattern of Prayer , by Steven B. Clark, Vol VII, No. 1, March 2001
New "Custom" Can Create New Liturgical Law, says New Zealand priest, Vol. IV, No. 9 , February 1999
"New Direction"for Chicago liturgical publishing firm , Staff, Vol VII, No. 6 , September 2001
A "New Era" in the Renewal of the Liturgy , by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol VII, No. 4 , June 2001
The New Evangelization -- Key Issue for Church -- Pope Creates New Pontifical Council: Study for 2012 Synod of Bishops Released, Vol. XVII, No. 3, May 2011
New ICEL Statutes Signal Coming Changes -- Unusual meeting prepares way for Missal in English -- " Everything now appears to be in place for an accurate and beautiful English translation of the new Roman Missal..." -- by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. IX, No. 8 , November 2003
New International Group Plans NRSV-based Lectionary -- Bible Version "will need a certain amount of adaptation" to conform to liturgical norms, Vol. XII, No. 5, July-August 2006
New Lay Formation Institute to Open in Kansas City -- A new diocesan program of lay formation and adult Catholic education has been established by Bishop Robert W. Finn of Kansas City-St. Joseph., Vol. XII, No. 4, June 2006
New Lectionary Review Process Reveals "Inclusivizing" Influence -- Again -- "We must not let forces outside of the Bishop's Conference divide us", bishop says... by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. XI, No. 4, June 2005
New Liturgical Books Coming Soon , Will the Vatican's new Roman Missal affect ICEL's "Pastoral Introduction"?, Vol. V, No. 7 , October 1999
New Liturgical Music Institute Honors Blessed John Henry Newman -- by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. XVII, No. 7, October 2011
A New Liturgical Psalter for the United States Would Signal Progress in Reform -- by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. XIV, No. 8, November 2008
New Liturgy Committee Head -- Archbishop Jerome Hanus, OSB Elected to replace Bishop Donald Trautman as BCL chairman, Vol. II, No. 8, December 1996
New Liturgy Rules Precede Missal , by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol VI, No. 6-7 , Sept./Oct. 2000
New Mass Translation Accents Reverence and Awe -- by Philip Lawler, Vol. XIV, No. 6, September 2008
The New Missal - Historic Moment in Liturgical Renewal -- by Bishop Arthur J. Serratelli, Vol. XV, No.4, June-July 2009
The New Missal -- Opening the Gateway to New Evangelization -- by Bishop Arthur Serratelli -- "Implementing the Third Edition of the Roman Missal: A Gateway to Mystery" was the title of the 2010 national meeting of the Federation Diocesan Liturgical Commissions (FDLC), held in Alexandria, Louisiana, October 5-8. The meeting was co-sponsored by the FDLC and the US Bishops' Committee on Divine Worship (BCDW). Bishop Arthur Serratelli of Paterson, New Jersey, chairman of the BCDW, addressed the meeting. Excerpts were published in the October 2010 Newsletter of the BCDW. The bishop's complete address to the FDLC appears here with his kind permission., Vol XVI, No. 9, December 2010 - January 2011
New Retablo at San Juan Capistrano Shows Continuity with the Past -- Artisans in Spain Create New Art for Historic Spanish Mission in California -- by Daniel Mitsui, Vol. XIII, No. 8, November 2007
New Romanesque Church Planned for Virginia Parish -- New St. John's in Leesburg, Virginia Respects Central Mystery of the Faith -- by James P Lucier, Vol XVI, No. 9, December 2010 - January 2011, Vol XVI, No. 9, December 2010 - January 2011
A New Song for the Lord , book review by Kenneth Whitehead, Vol. IV, No. 1 , February/March 1998
New Translation Guidelines Forthcoming? Disputed Instruction on Translation Stalls, by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. III, No. 2 , April 1997
A New Way of Being Church: What Will Happen When God is "Re-imagined"?, by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. II, No. 6 , October 1996
New Words in the New Translation and why we need to understand their deeper meaning - by Bishop Peter J. Elliott, Vol XVIII, No. 7, October 2012
New Zealand Bishops Issue "Gender Inclusive" Statement , Staff, Vol. III, No. 3 , May 1997
New Zealand Ex-Priest Translates Mass for ICEL: "We Seldom refer to God as Him or Father" , Staff, Vol. II, No. 9 , February 1997
News -- "Differing Visions" -- ASL a liturgical language? -- We demand? -- Celebrating consecrated life -- Congressional Medal to Pope -- Ecumenism askew , Vol. VI, No. 10 , February 2001
News -- New Martyrology, Pope calls for Daily Rosary, Prayers of Adoration, Bishops on reverence for the Blessed Sacrament and Liturgists plan catechesis for changes in rules for Mass., Vol. VII, No. 8 , November 2001
News -- Parish priests "absolutely essential", Holy Father says
Concerts in churches, Chant okay in commericals -- why not in church?, Pope asks Catholics to Fast, Pray on December 14, Vol. VII, No. 9 , December 2001- January 2002
News -- Former ICEL president (Archbishop Pilarczyk) receives FDLC award, notes "liturgical winter". New group: "Catholic Academy of Liturgy" (Foley, Vosko, Ciferni)., Vol. VII, No. 10 , February 2002
News - What of Holy Days?; Saving Catholic Art; Spinning the GIRM; Moves is Monterey; No problem with women priest, Irish bishop says; The norm is kneeling, Vol. VIII, No. 1 , March 2002
News: - Latin Not Dead Yet -Enthusiasm for study jams web site; Archbishop wins "Common Ground" honor; "Shared Thoughts" on a better and stronger Church; ICEL secretary resigns - new consultants appointed; Campion College's progress overcomes setback; Sed contra, Vol. VIII, No 2 , April 2002
News - Extreme Teen Bible -- TNIV "Inclusive" Bible stirs renewed controversy -- Bishops to consider new Spanish Bible translation -- Confessions during Mass -- Sacred Art Academy, Vol. VIII, No. 3 , May 2002
News - "Pre-catechizing" on new liturgy rules -- Kneeling "dissents from the mind of the Church"? -- "Mr. Gregorian Chant"- New CDs of classic lectures -- Confraternity to meet -- Pope warns against "clericalization" of the laity -- "This is a Catholic Church", Vol.VIII, No.4 June 2002
News - Tabernacle "too visible", liturgist says -- Catechism turns ten -- Holy Father promotes Eucharistic Congresses -- Young Writers Award Contest -- Drenched texts unquenched, Vol.VIII, No 5 , July-August 2002
News - Quirky: "Witch" gets okay for Catholic wedding -- Quirkier: "Ordained" gals give themselves the gate -- Quirkiest: Archbishop of Canterbury is a Druid -- Los Angeles Cathedral Consecrated -- Focus of FDLC Meeting: Eucharist and Communion, Vol. VIII, 6 , September 2002
News - Noted liturgist-editor dies: work helped "shape" parish liturgies -- Woe to me if I integrate not thy native values... -- Tonalities -- Four receive awards for "contributions to pastoral liturgy" -- Sacred Language "gratuitous", Vol. VIII, No. 7 October 2002
News -- Lisa Tarker heads FDLC -- Theological Commission Study Dismisses Ideas of Deaaconesses -- Is this burial vault a link to Jesus? -- "Christians eating God" shocks, repels, Anglican bishop says, Vol VIII, No 8 , November 2002
News -- BCL Orders Huck books removed from distribution -- "Catechesis" on the Liturgy varies widely in US Dioceses -- New Chant CD, Vol VIII, No 9 , December 2002 - January 2003
News - Comment on Compromise -- Vatican to Issue Lexicon on Sex Terminology -- ICEL on eBay Part II: "A tip of the old ICEL biretta..." -- Vatican Issues Instructions for Catholic Politicians -- Updates from the AB office -- About WFF, Vol VIII, No 10 , February 2003
News - Doctrine Committee to review outdated "devotional materials" -- Liturgical progressives for preserving the status quo? -- The Wind Beneath...? -- Adoremus on the 'net -- ICEL on eBay Redux Redux... -- Cardinal Arinze keynotes Denver Liturgy Conference, Vol. IX, No. 1 , March 2003
News -- Detroit Cathedral: "for ecclesial and civic events" --New Missal's Rubrics for the Easter Vigil -- Long-delayed Ordination Rite Translation Approved -- Singers Sought -- Summer Chant Institute -- When Did You Take down Your Christmas Tree? -- Corrections, Vol. IX, No. 2 , April 2003
News -- Cardinal Arinze to Address FDLC Meeting; Bishop Trautman to Receive Award -- Holy See's reasons "trifling, insufficient" -- "God is a Village" -- Translation Problems in Germany, France, Vol. IX, No. 3 , May 2003
News -- Hard Rock, OSB -- Rock-star Sinéad O'Connor wants to teach Religion -- Vatican Revives Latin Study -- Catholic U Showcases Bernstein "Mass" -- Amy Vanderbilt on Liturgy -- Bishops' June Meeting -- Correction, Vol. IX, No. 4 June 2003
News -- US to Offer Grants to Historic Churches -- Blog on NPM Convention -- Marier's "Gregorian Chant Master Class" Released -- Where can we get the GIRM?, Vol. IX, No. 5 , July-August 2003
News -- Cardinal Sodano Proposes Review of Post-conciliar Liturgical Reform -- New CDW Secretary -- Uniform Posture Important, Msgr. Moroney Tells Priests -- Deconstructing Mary Magdalene -- AB to Seminary Libraries, Vol IX, No 6 , September 2003
News -- Pope to Sign 2001 Synod Exhortation on October 16 -- Luminous Mysteries Show Divine Nature of Jesus -- Passions Run High over "The Passion", Vol. IX, No 7 , October 2003
News and updates from th Adoremus office -- Progress Report from the Staff of Adoremus, Vol. IX, No. 2 , April 2003
News - Views -- Retro-fiends and Taliban --"A Time to Create, A Time to Recover", Vol IX, No 8 , November 2003
News - Views -- CD Offers Jumpstart for the New Missal -- Women Leaders Pick Trustworthy Bishops -- Los Angeles: No Kneeling During Communion Rite, Vol IX, No. 9 , December 2003 - January 2004
News - Views -- Montreal Manifesto: "Sacred Meals", Not Mass -- Promoting Liberal Liturgists "central to NCR's mission" -- UK Liturgy Official: Recent Changes Not in the "Spirit of the Council" -- Corrections, Vol. IX, No. 10 February 2004
News & Views -- Loss of Faith the Besetting Problem of the Church -- Gospels "not historical accounts" Bishop Says -- South African Archbishop, an ICEL Founder, Dies -- Ave Maria U to Offer Sacred Music Degree -- New Vatican Document to Encourage Use of Latin, Vol X, No. 1 , March 2004
News & Views -- ICEL Prelates --International Eucharistic Congress in Guadalajara -- Volume Marks 40th Anniversary of Council's Constitution on Liturgy -- Cardinal Arinze to Speak at Thomas Aquinas College Commencement -- Homer Nods ... -- Favor or Grace, Vol X, No 2 & 3 , April - May 2004
News & Views -- Debunking Myths: Vatican Liturgical Dance Rivals "Cats"? -- Georgetown: Crucifix Must Stay, Muslim Chaplain says -- Consultation on Catechism Compendium Completed -- New School in Venice Links East and West -- Vol X, No 4 , June 2004
News & Views -- Pope proclaims Year of the Eucharist, to begin in October | Liturgical Institute to sponsor conferences | ICEL progress on Missal, Vol X, No 5
July-August 2004
News & Views -- Pope Confers Knighthood on UN General Assembly President Hunte| Life Teen's Liturgical Reform | Music Congress Observes 14th Centenary of Pope Saint Gregory the Great | Beauty Not "user -friendly"? | Women Religious Sponsor Eucharistic Congress | Pope to New Bishops:"Defend the hope of the faithful", Vol X, No 6 , September 2004
News & Views -- CDW Issues Handbook for the Year of the Eucharist | A Tale of Two Conferences, Vol X, No 7 , October 2004
News & Views -- International Eucharistic Congress: Seven Conclusions | ICEL Update | Liturgists Still Push for Standing, More "EMs" | USCCB to Vote on Additions to Marriage Ritual, New Spanish Texts, Vol. X, No 8 , November 2004
News and Views -- Pope Gives Ancient Relics to Orthodox Patriarch -- Inculturation California style -- "Progressive" Translation?, Vol X, No 9 , December 2004-January 2005
News & Views - Pope Grants Plenary Indulgence for the Year of the Eucharist -- Holy See Approves National Directory for Catechesis -- Folk-religions and Peace Focus of Vatican Forum -- New Roman Martyrology Lists 7,000 Saints and Blesseds -- Attention Teachers, Parents, Students... -- Catholic Aid for Tsunami Disaster Victims, Vol X, No. 10 , February 2005
News & Views - Bishop Lynch to FDLC: "Enough already" -- Swiss Bishops on Lay Preaching -- Chicago Conference: "The Lost Language of Vatican II" -- Cardinal Arinze to Address St. Louis Liturgy Conference, Vol. XI, No. 1 , March 2005
News & Views -- CDW Plenary Session: Approval of texts a topic | Vox Clara Sees "Impressive Improvements" | Music Colloquium at Catholic University | Gregorian Chant Workshops at St. Michael's Institute, Vol. XI, No. 2 , April 2005
News & Views -- BCL Proposes Missal Modifications -- ICEL Sends New Missal Draft to Bishops_on CD -- Pope Benedict Confirms Dates, Officials, for Synod on Eucharist -- WYD "Traditionalist" Events, Vol XI, No. 4, June 2005
News & Views -- Compendium of the Catechism Published -- Beatification Initiated -- Lost in Translation? -- Survey Info Being Processed, Vol XI, No. 5, July-August 2005
News & Views -- "The Medina Years" Focus of Liturgy Conference | Synod Working Document Includes Problems, Proposals for Correction | Liturgical Institute Schedules Spring 2006 Conference | Sacred Music Colloquium Held at CUA page 2, Vol. XI, No 6, September 2005
News & Views -- Synod's Bishops, Experts, Auditors | Synod Vatican News | US Bishops to Review ICEL's Latest Missal Translation | ICEL Sold on eBay Again!, Vol. XI, No 7, October 2005
News & Views -- Cardinal Arinze's 40th Anniversary as Bishop | CBA 2005:"Fundamentalistic" Bible Studies in Schools; Revised NAB Old Testament Awaits Approval | CBA Task Force Struggles to Extract Meaning | USCCB to Certify "Directors of Music Ministries", says NPM | "Co-workers in the Vineyard" on USCCB Docket
News & Views -- Cardinal Arinze's 40th Anniversary as Bishop | CBA 2005:"Fundamentalistic" Bible Studies in Schools; Revised NAB Old Testament Awaits Approval | CBA Task Force Struggles to Extract Meaning | USCCB to Certify "Directors of Music Ministries", says NPM | "Co-workers in the Vineyard" on USCCB Docket, Vol. XI, No 8, November 2005
News & Views -- Monsignor Frederick McManus - 1923-2005, Vol. XI, No 9, Dec 2005 - Jan 2006
News & Views -- Archbishop Sambi Is New US Papal Nuncio | CDW, Pope, Correct Neocatechumenal Novelties | New Secretary at CDW, Vol. XI, No. 10, February 2006
News & Views -- Vatican Events to Mark Anniversary of John Paul II's Death| Liturgy Conference to Honor Pope John Paul II | Catechism Compendium Published in English | Two New Cardinals for US Makes Three from LA, Vol. XII, No. 1, March 2006
News & Views -- Pope Not "Patriarch of the West"? | Czech Bishop Bans Secular Concerts in Churches | Steady Progress, But No "Ecclesiastical Hammer" | CMAA Summer Music Colloquium, Vol. XII, No. 2, April 2006
News & Views: What Did Judas Do? | Judas "Beyond Patching" | Pope, New Coptic Patriarch Reaffirm "Full Communion" | Ecclesia Dei Commission New Cardinal Members, Vol. XII, No. 3, May 2006
News & Views -- Missal Translation: Unusual Attention Before Vote | Holy See Restricts Father Maciel | Anti-Catholic Lies Nothing New, Vol. XII, No. 4, June 2006
News & Views-- FCS Convention: Sacrosanctum Concilium and the Reform of the Liturgy | Cantemus Domino! | BCL to Hold Consultation on Music and Liturgy | SCL Conference: "The Sacraments of Healing" | African Congress to Promote the Liturgy | Sistine Concert Honors Pope An Authentic Renewal of Sacred Music, Vol. XII, No. 5, July-August 2006
News & Views -- Vox Clara Meets on Mass Translations, Vol. XII, No. 6, September 2006
News & Views -- Pope Benedict on Faith and Reason | No more "Saginaw Blessing" | FDLC Meets in Omaha, Vol. XII, No. 7, October 2006
News & Views -- Vox Clara Reports Progress with Missal Translation | BCL Consults on Revising MCW | FDLC on MCW: Don't Change!, Vol. XII, No. 8, November 2006
News and Views -- Build the House of God With Men, Holy Father Says | Pope's New Book on the Life of Jesus Coming Soon | AMU Seeks Music Faculty Member | Chant for the Church and the World, Vol. XII, No. 9, December 2006 - January 2007
News & Views -- 2008 Synod of Bishops: The Word of God | US Bishops To Review More Missal Texts | Scottish Schola Revives Gregorian Chant, Vol. XII, No. 10, February 2007
News & Views: In Pursuit of English Scripture -- by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. XIII, No. 1, March 2007
News & Views -- Vox Clara: "a swift completion" please! | Ratio Translationis Still "coming soon" | Father Anthony Ward, SM, New Undersecretary of CDW | New Shrine of the Sacred Heart for Saint Louis Cathedral Basilica, Vol. XIII, No. 2, April 2007
News & Views -- Mundelein Retreat for Church Musicians | Lumen Christi Institute Symposium | Sacred Music Chant Workshop in Stamford, Vol. XIII, No. 3, May 2007
News & Views -- Cardinal Addresses Bishops in Brazil on Pre-Conciliar Liturgy | Congress on Latin and the Cultural Identity of Europe | Liturgy and Little Green Apples | More ICEL Missal Translations Appear, Vol. XIII, No. 4, June 2007
News & Views -- Jesus of Nazareth Transmits a Lifetime of Learning | Bishop's "Fiery Language" Makes National News | Adding Saints to the Universal Calendar | Philadelphia Schola Seeks Singers, Vol. XIII, No. 5, July-August 2007
News & Views -- Adoremus Conference in California | Priest Training for Singing the Mass | Liturgical Institute: Workshop for Parishes, Vol. XIII, No. 6, September 2007
News & Views -- Adoremus Conference | New Chant Recording from Father Waddell | Voice from the Past? | Gregorian Chant and Polyphony Sacred Music Workshop | Preaching Workshop at Liturgical Institute | Music Director Needed, Vol. XIII, No. 7, October 2007
News & Views -- Pope Benedict Writes Encyclical on Hope | Former Benedictine Abbot to Head New Liturgical Institute in Tulsa | Two New US Cardinals Named, Vol. XIII, No. 8, November 2007
News and Views -- Music News | Cardinal Danneels Lectures on Liturgy, Vol. XIII, No. 9, December 2007 - January 2008
News and Views: New Year, New Building for Monks | Vox Clara: Latest Missal Report | ICEL Progress Report: Revised Missal Translations Near Completion, Vol. XIII, No. 10, February 2008
News & Views -- Baptisms in Sistine Chapel | CDF on Baptism | Prayer for the Jews, Vol. XIV, No. 1, March 2008
News and Views -- Philadelphia Seminarians to learn 1962 Missal | CMAA Colloquium at Loyola Chicago | Liturgy Conference: Invitation for Papers, Vol. XIV, No. 2, April 2008
News and Views -- Teach, Bishop, Teach! | Unholy Grail?, Vol. XIV, No. 3, May 2008
News & Views -- Ireland: International Liturgy Conference | Canberra Prelate: Liturgy Entering "New Phase" | Quebec: International Eucharistic Congress | CDF on Ordination: What Part of No...? | Conversion of Saint Paul to Be Observed on a Sunday in 2009, Vol. XIV, No. 4, June 2008
News & Views -- Distant Early Warning: Translation Hazards | Example for Bishops and All Believers | Bishops are Liturgists, Vol. XIV, No. 5, July-August 2008
News and Views -- Archbishop Ranjith to Address Saint Louis Liturgy Conference | The Bible and the Liturgy Conference | Music Workshop in Gregorian Chant | Who Would Not Love This Music? | National Catholic Youth Choir Update, Vol. XIV, No. 6, September 2008
News and Views -- Pope Explains Summorum Pontificum to French Bishops | PCED Cardinal Comments… | Gregorian Chant and Polyphony Workshop | ICEL Reports Work on Missal Completed | Pro Orantibus: A Day "For Those Who Pray", Vol. XIV, No. 7, October 2008
News and Views -- "The Bible Day and Night" Televised During the Synod on the Word of God | USCCB, Vatican Synod Reports on Web | Musical Offerings: St. Louis Institute of Sacred Music | Architect Addresses Liturgical Institute, Vol. XIV, No. 8, November 2008
News & Views -- Archbishop Ranjith Addresses Gateway Liturgical Conference | What Can't Catholics Understand? | SCL Conference on Roman Missal, Vol. XIV, No. 9, December 2008 - January 2009
News & Views -- Stilled Voices: Father Chrysogonus Waddell; Cardinal Avery Dulles; Father Richard John Neuhaus | Australian Bishops Approve All ICEL Texts; Prepare for New Missal, Vol. XIV, No. 10, February 2009
News and Views -- Legionaries Face Founder's Flaws | Women's Religious Orders to be Studied by Holy See | Catholic Youth Choir Camp | Now: iBreviary on iTunes for iPhones, Vol. XV, No. 1, March 2009
News & Views -- Anthology: Chants and Polyphony from St. Michael's Abbey | Liturgy Conference in Ireland | Sacred Music Study Sessions Scheduled | Italy Returns Church to Russian Orthodox, Vol XV, No 2, April 2009
News and Views -- Msgr. William Smith, Dunwoodie Dean, Dies | TAC President Dies in Car Accident | USCCB Meets with Publishers on Missal | New ICEL Executive Director Named | FCS 2009 National Convention, Vol XV, No 3, May 2009
News and Views - Emended Missale Romanum Issued | Year for Priests Begins June 19, Anniversary of the "Curé of Ars" | Pope Visits Holy Land | USCCB June Meeting, Vol. XV, No 4, June-July 2009
News and Views -- Charity in Truth: Human Dignity and Social Concerns | Pope and US President Meet in Rome | Twelfth Annual William Byrd Festival, Vol. XV, No 5, August 2009
News and Views -- Bishops Launch Missal Formation Web Site -- and Health Care Reform Section | FCS 2009 Convention | Benefit Gala for Canons Regular of St. John Cantius | Chant Workshop for Deacons, Vol. XV, No. 6, September 2009
News & Views -- Vox Clara News | Synod on Eastern Catholic Churches | Pope Benedict to Meet with Artists | Dublin: International Eucharistic Congress, Vol. XV, No. 7, October 2009
News & Views -- US Bishops to Vote on Liturgy Texts at November Meeting in Baltimore | Synod for Africa: US Participants | Tulsa Priest Is New Assessor at Vatican Secretariat of State | Canadian Bishop - Liturgist Resigns | CMAA Holds "Chant Pilgrimage" at National Shrine, Vol. XV, No. 8, November 2009
News & Views: NCYC in KC | Pope, Artists Meet at Sistine Chapel | Compendium on the Eucharist Published | Music Can Become Prayer, Pope Says | 2010 Catholic Youth Choir Summer Camp, Vol. XV, No. 9, December 2009 - January 2010
News & Views -- The New Missal Texts and the "Voice of the People"?, Vol. XV, No. 10, February 2010
News and Views -- Vox Clara Missal Review | Workshops on Missal Planned for US Clergy and Diocesan | CMAA Plans 2010 Chant Colloquium | Colloquium on Sacred Music - Video and CD | Conference on Music, Liturgy at Collegeville | Clergy Holds Liturgy Conference in Rome, Vol. XVI, No. 1, March 2010
News and Views - Sacred Architecture Symposium at CUA | Pope Benedict XVI and Sacred Music Conference in Ireland | CMAA Colloquim XX | St. Louis Institute of Sacred Music - Many Resources, Vol. XVI, No. 2, April 2010
News & Views -- Vatican Approves English Missal Translation | Vox Clara Presents -- Dvd On New Roman Missal | ICEL Chants for Mass | Archbishop Aymond on Liturgy Changes | Bishops Give Directives on Tabernacle Placement | Gestures & Postures at Mass, Vol. XVI, No.3, May 2010
News and Views: Journal on Church Architecture | "Sacred, Beautiful, Universal" on EWTN | Pope on "Offering up" | A New Alliance?, Vol XVI, No. 4., June 2010
News & Views -- Cardinal Paul Augustin Mayer | Adoremus Hymnal - Work on Revision Begins | New Choral Music Project | CMAA: Chant at the Cathedral | Pope Creates Council for the New Evangelization, Vol XVI, No. 5, July-August 2010
News and Views -- Pope Benedict's "Working Holiday": Writing Books | Pope to Proclaim Gaudí's "Holy Family" Church a Basilica | Delegate Appointed to Oversee Legionaries Reform | Catholic Scholars: The Church in America, Vol. XVI, No. 6, September 2010
News and Views -- Liturgy Convention in Sri Lanka | St. Louis Liturgy Conference on Missal coming in November | Conference on Canon Law Held in LaCrosse, Vol XVI, No. 7, October 2010
News and Views -- Solesmes Abbey Observes Millennium | A Musical Offering: The Office of Compline | New Music for the New Missal Texts | SCL Conference | Catholics, Orthodox Discuss Future Unity, Date of Easter, Vol XVI, No. 8, November 2010
News & Views -- 500 Attend St. Louis Liturgy Conference | ICEL Presents "Become One Body, One Spirit in Christ" | Two New American Cardinals | New Members of USCCB Committee on Divine Worship | Update on the Revised Grail Psalter | Anglican Ordinariate, Vol XVI, No. 9, December 2010 - January 2011
News and Views -- Pope John Paul II to Be Beatified May 1 | Ordinariate Erected for England and Wales | Four US Prelates to New Curial Posts | New Music Director for Saint Louis | CMAA - 2011 Winter Chant Intensive | Allentown Gregorian Chant Workshop | Musica Sacra St. Louis Conference Planned | ICEL Posts Mass Music on Web, Vol XVI, No. 10, February 2011
News and Views: Pope Benedict's Jesus of Nazareth: Part Two Released in March | NABRE Bible Appears | Missal Publishers | Video Tutorial for ICEL Mass Chants | SCL Conference on the Roman Ritual | Liturgy Conference in Ireland, Vol. XVII, No. 1, March 2011
News & Views -- From Adoration to Evangelization | Weak Masses, Weak Faith, Cardinal Say | Missal Implementation in England, Wales, Scotland and Australia, Vol. XVII, No. 2, April 2011
News and Views: October 22 Feast Day for Blessed John Paul | Priests' Retreat on Liturgy & Spirituality | New from Norbertines: Gregorian Requiem | "YouCat" Errors to be Corrected by CDF | Scottish Bishops: New Missal Translation a Gift | Canada: New English Missal Readied | Symposium on Council and Continuity | CMAA Colloquium: Chant, Sacred Music and the New Missal, Vol. XVII, No. 3, May 2011
News and Views: CBCEW: New Missal, Friday Abstinence | FDLC Convention on Multiculturalism | Mass for Artists in New York City | Next issue - August 2011, Vol. XVII, No. 4, June- July 2011
News and Views -- US Bishops Decide New Mass Music May Be Used in September | Australia Introduces New Mass Translation | Irish Bishops on New Missal Texts | St. Louis Eucharistic Congress and Corpus Christi Celebration | Pope to Hear Confessions at World Youth Day | Conference on Council and Continuity | New Liturgical Music Institute to Honor Cardinal Newman, Vol. XVII, No. 5, August 2011
News and Views -- Conference on Missal for Parishioners | Cardinal Cañizares on Receiving Communion | New Missal Editions for Personal Use | LTP Publishes Order of Mass Worship Aids | How to Dispose of Liturgical Books | November Surprise? Who Knows? | English Missal Sites | Vox Clara - More Work | Chicago Church to Move -- Brick by Brick, Vol XVII, No 6, September 2011
News and Views -- US Bishops: Prayer for Conscience Rights | Prayers, Glossary for New Missal | Introduction of New Missal in Melbourne | Pope Amends Duties of Curial Congregation | New Enthronement of the Sacred Heart Book, Vol. XVII, No. 7, October 2011
News & Views -- New Nuncio to the US named | "Pilgrims of Truth, Pilgrims of Peace" Meet in Assisi | USCCB to Consider Adding Blessed John Paul II Feast in US | Pope Addresses Australian Bishops on Faith, New Missal | Leaders for Synod on Evangelization Chosen, Vol. XVII, No. 8, November 2011
News & Views -- Restoring the Words, Beauty, and Truth | Symposium on the Language of Liturgy | Musica Sacra Saint Louis Conference | 2012 SCL Conference: Liturgy and Asceticism | Holy Communion in Both Kinds | Vespers in Manhattan: Catholic Artists Society | Adoremus on EWTN, Vol. XVII, No. 9, Dec 2011- Jan 2012
News & Views -- Exploring Sacred Music Seminar 2012 | Pope Names 22 New Cardinals: 2 from US | American Nunico for a Tense Ireland | 50th International Eucharistic Congress in Ireland | Msgr. Moroney to be Rector of Boston's Seminary | Saint Joan of Arc's 600th Birthday, Vol. XVII, No. 10, February 2012
News and Views -- US Ordinariate: Promising Beginning | ICEL -- New Officers, More Translations in the Works | Cardinal Koch: Liturgy Renewal a Priority | Catholic U Students Embrace New Missal, Vol. XVIII, No. 1, March 2012
News and Views -- Verbum Domini Bible Exhibit in Rome | Ordinariates Adopt Calendar, Lectionary | Anglican Events | CDF Update on SSPX, Vol. XVIII, No. 2, April 2012
News & Views -- CMAA Colloquium: The Beauty of Catholic Liturgical Music | US Bishops Call for Prayer: "A Fortnight for Freedom" | UK Cardinal Says Christians Should Wear Crosses | Canada Ordinariate Launched, Vol. XVIII, No. 3, May 2012
News & Views -- Father Barron to Head to Chicago Seminary | Revised Liturgical Books on the Way | New Rite for Blessing of the Child in the Womb | Anglican Ordinariate for Australia | SSPX: Internal Discord over Reunion Effort, Vol. XVIII, No. 4, June-July 2012
News & Views -- Archbishop DiNoia VP of Ecclesia Dei -- Bishop Roche to CDW | Synod of Bishops on New Evangelization | Pope to Name New Doctors of the Church | Australian Ordinariate Established | UK Ordinariate Publishes Prayer Book, Vol XVIII, No. 5, August 2012
News & Views -- Australian Catholic Students Conference | Colloquium Ascends Musical Heights, Vol XVIII, No. 6, September 2012
News and Views - Conference Explores What Makes "Sacred Music" Sacred | Liturgical Institute's Church Architecture Workshop | Cardinal Burke: Liturgy, Law, and the New Evangelization, Vol XVIII, No. 7, October 2012
News and Views -- Pope Benedict: Cherish the Rosary in the Year of Faith | Latin and the New Evangelization | Vatican II: Study from the Archive | Gateway Liturgical Conference Focuses on Vatican II | Catholic Artists Society Mass | Catholic Youth Choir, Vol XVIII, No. 8, November 2012
News & Views -- Ecumenism and the New Evangelization | Preaching Workshop Held at Mundelein | New Book: History of the Catholic Church | Fifth Anniversary of Summorum Pontificum, Vol XVIII, No. 9, Dec 2012-Jan 2013
News and Views -- Stroik: The Church Building as a Sacred Place | Pope Benedict's Infancy Narratives | New Resource for World Youth Day 2013 | Liturgy Conference in Ireland on Vatican II, Vol. XVIII, No. 10, February 2013
News and Views -- Note from Editor: Pope Benedict XVI Resignation | Translation Update | CMAA: Renewal of Sacred Music | Apocalypse Prize: Art is Deep in History | Sacra Liturgia 2013 Conference | Ancient Vatican Manuscripts Online, Vol. XIX, No. 1., March 2013
News & Views: The Papal Arms | The Pope's Name: Why "Francis"? | Giving of the Keys to Peter | Appreciation for Benedict XVI, Vol. XIX, No. 2, April 2013
News and Views -- Pope Francis Selects Group of 8 Advisors on Church Governance | CDF and LCRW meet | NAC Seeks Director of Liturgical Music, Vol. XIX, No. 3, May 2013
News & Views -- Worldwide Solemn Eucharistic Adoration on Corpus Christi in the Year of Faith | Vatican Museum: "Beauty to Be Heard" | Veterum Sapientia Latin Study Program | Liturgy and Doctrine Linked, says CDF Head | A Prayer for the New Evangelization in the Year of Faith | Prayer for Religious Freedom, Vol. XIX, No. 4, June-July 2013
News and Views: Pope Francis: Letter on Evangelization Forthcoming | Church Architecture "Gone Wrong"? | Religious Art Exhit for World Youth Day | FCS Convention Freedom and Moral Law | Explore Church Music Old and New | Magnificat Day in Philadelphia | Updates for ICEL at CMAA Colloquium | Sacra Liturgia 2013, Vol. XIX, No. 5, August 2013
News & Views -- Pope Francis at Work on Two Documents | Marian Day at Vatican on Fatima Anniversary | Newly Baptized to be "Welcomed into the Church of God" | Jesuit Pope's Mass with Jesuits | Sacred Music Old and New in St. Paul, September 2013, Vol. XIX, No. 6
News & Views: Statement on 50th Anniversary of Liturgy Constitution | Pope Begins Major Changes in Vatican Government | Mass for "Ordinariate Use" Introduced | Sacred Architecture YouTube Videos | St. Louis: Exploring Sacred Music Seminar, October 2013, XIX, No. 7
News and Views -- US Bishops Vote on New Liturgical Texts | USCCB Symposium: 50 Years of Sacrosanctum Concilium | Consistory for the Creation of Cardinal Announced | Pontifical Academy of Saint Thomas Aquinas | On Evangelizing, November 2013, XIX, No. 8
News and Views -- Evangeli Gaudium, the Joy of Hope - Liturgy and Scripture | John Paul II Eucharistic Center Dedicate | Pope to Create Special Commission on Sexual Abuse | Musica Sacra St. Louis 2014 features Chant, Vol. XIX, No. 9, December 2013-January 2014
News and Views -- 2015: Year for Consecrated Life | Vatican Facebook Posts Warning, Vol. XIX, No. 10, February 2014
News and Views -- Pope's Message for 50th Anniversary of Sacrosanctum Concilium | ICEL: Progress on New Translations | Liturgy Conference in Cork, Ireland | Sacred Music Inquiry | "All Eyes Are Upon You," CDF Prefect Tells Ordinaries | CMAA Sacred Music Colloquium XXIV | Magnificat's 15 Years, Vol. XX, No. 1, March 2014
News and Views -- Verbum Domini II Exhibit: The Bible's Journey Around the World | Father Barron: Liturgy and Social Justice Linked | Saint John Paul II National Shrine in DC, Vol. XX, No. 2, April 2014
News & Views -- Popes John XXIII and John Paul II Canonized April 27, Divine Mercy Sunday | Canonization Decree | Beatification of Pope Paul Vi Announced | USCCB SPring General Assembly, June 11-13 | US Supreme Court Allows Prayers Before Public Meetings | Pope Francis to Copts: Journey of Friendship | CMAA Sacred Music Colloquium XXIV | Fota VII Conference of Liturgy July 5-7, Vol. XX, No. 3, May 2014
News and Views-- Blessing of Bells at Church and Newman Center in Lincoln | Church of England Approves Women Bishops | New Web Resource for Chant Hymns | "Prayer and Worship" Section of USCCB Website updated | Saint John Paul II - Calendar Change, Vol. XX, No. 4., June-July 2014
News and Views -- Oklahoma Bishops call for Saint Michael Prayers | Anniversary of Pope Paul VI's Death | Pray for Peace in Iraq | Catechetical Sunday, Focus on Forgiveness, Vol. XX, No. 5, August 2014
News & Views-- New Chant Academy for Pastoral Musicians in New York Seminary | Liturgical Institute's Church Architecture Conference | Society For Catholic Liturgy Conference | Musica Sacra St. Louis Conference | Magnificat Day in Memphis | Former Anglican Parish, Now Catholic, Moves to DC, Vol. XX, No. 6, September 2014
News Notes: Pope to Swiss Bishops: Obey Magisterium, Norms; Teach, Teach, Teach; Dominicans ICELated. Who's Next?; Sister Judy Mass?; Retrospective on Scripture Revisions; A Dutch Treat?, Vol. 3, 8 , November 1997
Nicene Creed Changes -- USCCB June 2006 Meeting, Vol. XII, No. 5, July-August 2006
Nicola A. Montani and the Catholic Liturgical Revival of the Early 20th Century -- by Lucy E. Carroll, Vol. XX, No. 6, September 2014
No Critics Need Apply , Bishops Approve Segment Four at November Meeting, Richard Hough, Vol. 1, 2 , December 1995
"No One Thinks Baskets Are Sinister": Bishop Trautman's Statement Considered, by Susan Benofy, Vol. 1, 3 , January 1996
No More Adding Tropes to the Agnus Dei Chant -- Changes to music guidelines, "Sing to the Lord" forthcoming, Vol XVIII, No. 8, November 2012
No more eulogies, says Irish archbishop , Staff , Vol. 6, 4 , June / July 2000
'Noble and Durable' Baggie?, by Susan Benofy, Vol. 1, 4 , February 1996
A Noble Radiance - Chapel of Our Lady of Ephesus, Kansas City by Brian W. MacMichael, September 2013, Vol. XIX, No. 6
Not To Us, Lord: Seton High School choir records a musical pilgrimage , by Father Jerry Pokorsky, Vol. 4, 1 , February / March 1998
Nothing Ordinary about this Time -- by George Weigel, Vol. XII, No. 1, March 2006
Notre Dame: Renovation Redux -- by Michael Rose, Vol. 5, 7, October 1999
Nova et Vetera, On the Sacred Liturgy and Continuity within the Roman Rite -- by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. XIII, No. 6, July-August 2007
November USCCB Meeting: Bishops Approve Revised Translations, Lectionary Review; Consider Latest Proposal for New ICEL Statues , Vol VIII, No 9 , December 2002 - January 2003
Pope John Paul II Novo Millennio Ineunte Apostolic Letter at the Beginning of the New Millennium (January 6, 2001), Church Documents
O Canada! Year 2000 marked by conflict, confusion in Canadian Church, by David Aaron Murray, Vol. 6, 6-7, Sept. / Oct. 2000
O Crux, ave spes unica! Hail, O Cross, our only hope!, Vol XVIII, No. 6, September 2012
October Poll Results, Vol. 3, 9, December 1997 / January 1998
On Active Participation in the Liturgy, Pope John Paul II's ad limina address to US bishops, Vol. 4, 7, November 1998
On Apostleship and Bureaucracy, by David Aaron Murray, Vol. 4, 6, October 1998
On the Art of Building Churches, by Cardinal Christoph Schönborn, Vol. 3,7, October 1997
On the Administration of the Sacrament of Penance, Congregation for Divine Worship, Vol. 5, 4, June 1999
On 'Catechesis' for Liturgical Change, Staff/Ralph Keifer,Vol. 1, 4, February 1996
On Creation and the Language of Revelation, by Cardinal Schonborn, Vol. 3, 6, September 1997
On the Eucharist: Source and summit of the Life and mission of the Church -- [2005 Synod of Bishops - Lineamenta] Holy See publishes Lineamenta, for 10th world Synod of Bishops; invites responses to questions, by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol X, No 4, June 2004
On the Integrity of the Sacrament of Penance, Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments to the Bishops of Australia, Vol. 6, 4, June / July 2000
On the Integrity of the Sacrament of Penance, Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments to the Bishops of Australia, Vol. 6, 4, June / July 2000
On Laity and Liturgy--Letter of Cardinal Sodano to the Fifty-second National Liturgical Week, by Angelo Cardinal Sodano, Vol. VII, 7, October 2001
On the Passion of Christ - Thomas à Kempis, a German monk of the 1400s, was a member of the Canons Regular of Windesheim at Mount St. Agnes for seventy years. He is best known as the author of The Imitation of Christ, after the Bible the most widely read spiritual book in the world. This passage is from On the Passion of Christ According to the Four Evangelists, San Francisco: Ignatius Press, 2004. Translation by Joseph N. Tylenda, SJ. Reprinted with permission of Ignatius Press., Vol X, No. 1, March 2004
On the Use of "Man" in Biblical Translation, by Staff, Vol. 3, 1, March 1997
On Rubrics and Divisions: A Liturgical Ambush, by Father Jerry Pokorsky, Vol. 4, 5, September 1998
On Sacred Music: Pope John Paul II's Letter on the 100th anniversary of Pope Pius X's document on music -- The centenary anniversary of [Pope Saint Pius X's motu proprio on sacred music, Tra le sollecitudini] offers me occasion to recall the important function of sacred music, which Saint Pius X presents both as a means of elevation of the spirit to God and as a precious aid for the faithful in the 'active participation in the most sacred mysteries and in the solemn and public prayer of the Church'", wrote Pope John Paul II in his "chirograph" dated on the Feast of Saint Cecelia, patroness of music, November 22, 2003 and released December 3, 2003., Vol. IX, No. 10, February 2004
The Once and Future Preface: Preface of the Most Holy Trinity in English -- 1957- 2009, Vol. XVI, No.3, May 2010
100th Anniversary of Pope Saint Pius X's Launch of Liturgy Reform Movement -- Tra Le Sollecitudini called for revival of Gregorian Chant --
One hundred years ago, on the feast of Saint Cecilia, Pope Saint Pius X issued directives on sacred music that gave encouragement and direction to the reform of the Liturgy, in addressing the nature of sacred music appropriate for use at Mass., Vol IX, No. 9, December 2003 - January 2004
Opera Artis - Decree on the Care of the Church's Historical and Artistic Heritage - Congregation for the Clergy - April 11, 1971, Vol. VIII, 2, April 2002
"Or Words to That Effect", ICEL's Principle of "Dynamic Equivalence", Changes More Than Words, by Father Jerry Pokorsky, Vol. 2, 7, November 1996
The Organic Development of the Liturgy - Book Review, Book: The Organic Development of the Liturgy by Alcuin Reid OSB, Reviewed by Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, Vol X, No 8, November 2004
Origin of ICEL'S "Original Texts", by Helen Hull Hitchcock and Susan Benofy, Vol. VI, 8, November 2000
Our Babel of Bibles -- Scripture, Translation, and the Possibility of Spiritual Understanding -- by David Lyle Jeffrey, Vol. XVIII, No. 3, May 2012
Our Babel of Bibles: Scripture, Translation, and the Possibility of Spiritual Understand -- Part II -- Conclusion -- by David Lyle Jeffrey, Vol. XVIII, No. 4, June-July 2012
The Our Father -- Prayer of the Crucified by Fr. Thomas Weinandy, OFM Cap., Vol. XVIII, No. 10, February 2013
Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity chapel -- Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity chapel is prominently located at the head of the main quadrangle at Thomas Aquinas College. This central location reflects the important role of faith in the pursuit of wisdom. Administration and classroom buildings, connected to the chapel by arcades, will complete the quadrangle., by Duncan Stroik, Vol. X, No. 2 & 3, April - May 2004
Our Prayer Language to God, Cardinal George and Father Ward interviewed on the New Missal Translation -- Early this year, Chicago Cardinal Francis George, OMI, and Father Anthony Ward, SM, were interviewed for an instructional DVD, A New Translation for a New Roman Missal, produced by the Midwest Theological Forum (MTF)., Vol XVI, No. 5, July-August 2010
The Paradox of the Sacred in a Secular Age, by James Hitchcock, Vol 5, 2, April 1999
A Pastoral Letter on Reverence for the Eucharist, Bishop John R. Keating, Bishop of Arlington, given on December 4, 1988 on the Feast of Saint John Damascene, Document section only
Paths to Rome, Should Women Participate in Washing of Feet on Holy Thursday?, by Father Jerry Pokorsky, Vol. 3, 1, March 1997
The Patrimony of Sacred Music: Continuity and Natural Development -- Pope Benedict XVI's Address for the 100th Anniversary of the Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music, Vol. XVII, No. 5, August 2011
Patriot Day: September 11th - 10 Anniversary -- The US Conference of Catholic Bishops published "Liturgical Considerations for the Sunday, September 11, 2011" in the Newsletter of the Committee on Divine Worship (May 2011)., Vol. XVII, No. 5, August 2011
Pentecost - May 27, 2012 -- The Novena to the Holy Spirit brochure contains prayers for the nine days. The novena is drawn from traditional sources, and is suitable for either personal or group prayer. It has been granted the imprimatur of St. Louis Bishop Robert Hermann., Vol. XVIII, No. 3, May 2012
People Now Kneel to Receive Communion on the Tongue at Papal, Public Masses -- by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. XIV, No. 6, September 2008
Places for Iconoclasm: "Re-imaging" Required After Removal of Christian Symbols, by Irene Groot, Vol. 3, 3, May 1997
Planning a "Reform of the Reform", Part II: Some Inadequate Solutions to the Liturgy Crisis, by Father Brian Harrison, Vol. 1, 2, December 1995
Polyphony and the Parish Choir - How great masterworks of choral music can enhance parish liturgies -- by Lucy Carroll, Vol XVI, No. 10, February 2011
Pontifical Commission Ecclesia Dei Becomes Part of Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, Vol. XV, No 5, August 2009
The Pope and the SSPX: Will lifting Excommunications Lead to Reunion with the Church? -- by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. XV, No. 1, March 2009
Pope Benedict Addresses the Pontifical Biblical Commission - Inspiration and Truth of Scripture -- Pope Benedict XVI addressed the members of the Pontifical Biblical Commission on April 23, 2009 at the end of their plenary assembly. Cardinal William Levada, Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, is president of the Pontifical Biblical Commission, which meets annually after Easter., Vol. XV, No 4, June-July 2009
Pope Benedict Addresses the Pontifical Biblical Commission - Inspiration and Truth of Scripture -- Pope Benedict XVI addressed the members of the Pontifical Biblical Commission on April 23, 2009 at the end of their plenary assembly. Cardinal William Levada, Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, is president of the Pontifical Biblical Commission, which meets annually after Easter. Vol. XV, No 4, June-July 2009
Pope Benedict Thanks Vox Clara For Work on Missal Translation, Vol. XVI, No.3, May 2010
Pope Benedict to Clergy -- The New Evangelization Begins in the Confessional, Vol. XVIII, No. 2, April 2012
Pope Benedict's Address to the Pontifical Liturgical Institute, May 6, 2011, Vol. XVII, No. 4, June-July 2011
Pope Benedict and Pope Francis join in fostering devotion to Saint Joseph -- Saint Joseph's Name added to Eucharistic Prayers, Vol. XIX, No. 5, August 2013
Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, Prayer and the Christian Community, April 18, 2012, Vol. XX, No. 2, April 2014
Pope Benedict XVI Addresses Synod -- On Biblical Exegesis and Theology, Vol. XIV, No. 8, November 2008
Pope Benedict XVI - Angelus Message -- The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, the King of the Universe, Vol XVI, No. 8, November 2010
Pope Benedict XVI -- The Apostles' Creed -- What do we believe? We believe in God, who is the Beginning and End of human life., Vol. XII, No. 8, November 2006
Pope Benedict XVI/Cardinal Ratzinger on The Meaning of "Our Daily Bread", Vol. XIII, No. 5, July-August 2007
Pope Benedict XVI and the Liturgical Reform -- by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. XII, No. 6, September 2006
Pope Benedict XVI - First Message to the College of Cardinals - April 20, 2005 -- A Pope of Christ, Communion, Collegiality, Vol. XI, No. 3, May 2005
Pope Benedict XVI Gregorian Chant and Choral Polyphony in the Liturgy, Vol. XII, No. 7, October 2006
Pope Benedict XVI's Message to the 50th International Eucharistic Congress: "Here we wish to encounter the Risen Lord ... and to become witnesses to His love", Vol XVIII, No. 5, August 2012
Pope Benedict XVI on the "Hermeneutic of Continuity", Vol. XIII, No. 8, November 2007
Pope Benedict XVI on the Word of God, Vol. XIV, No. 3, May 2008
Pope Benedict XVI: Sacred Music an Integral Part of Liturgy, Vol. XIII, No. 8, November 2007
Pope Benedict XVI: Saints Cyril and Methodius -- Language and Transmitting the Faith, Vol. XV, No. 6, September 2009
Pope, Bishops Receive Adoremus Hymnal, Staff, Vol. 3, 9, December 1997 / January 1998
Pope Extends Use of the "1962 Missal" -- What Does This Mean? -- by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. XIII, No. 5, July-August 2007
Pope Francis blesses statue of Saint Michael Archangel, Consecrates Vatican City to Saints Michael and Joseph -- by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. XIX, No. 5, August 2013
Pope Francis's First Encyclical -- Lumen Fidei - The Light of Faith -- by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. XIX, No. 5, August 2013
Pope Francis on the Eucharist, The Eucharist: Source and Summit of the Church's Life, Vol. XX, No. 2, April 2014
Pope Francis to CDF: Defend -- Don't "Domesticate" -- Doctrine, Vol. XIX, No. 10, February 2014
Pope John XXIII - Apostolic Constitution, Veterum Sapientia -On the Promotion of the Study of Latin, February 22, 1962, Vol. VIII, 2, April 2002
Pope John Paul II , from the Vatican Information Service, Vol. VII, 7, October 2001
Pope John Paul II Addresses Liturgical Assembly, Address to plentary assembly of the Congregation of Divine worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments - September 21, 2001, Vol. VII, 9, December 2001- January 2002
Pope John Paul II-Apostolic Constitution Fidei Depositum on the Publication of the Catechism of the Catholic Church prepared following the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council - October 11, 1992, Document page
Pope John Paul II: Apostolic Letter on Liturgy and Directives on Sacred Music Released --Cardinal George addresses Vatican conference observing 40th anniversary of Vatican II Constitution on the Liturgy -- Tra Le Sollecitudini and Sacrosanctum Concilium anniversaries observed., Vol IX, No. 9, December 2003 - January 2004
Pope John Paul II + April 2, 2005 -- Regina Caeli Message for Feast of Divine Mercy - Second Sunday of Easter, April 3, 2005, Vol. XII, No. 2, April 2006
Pope John Paul II - The Demands of the Cross of Christ -On Palm Sunday, March 24, Pope John Paul II directed his homily to youth., Vol. VIII, 2, April 2002
Pope John Paul II: Encyclical on the Eucharist Imminent - Cardinal Ratzinger: New Book on Blessed Sacrament published in March English translation of IGMR released for United States, Vol. IX, No 2, April 2003
Pope John Paul II: Expedite English Missal Translation, Vox Clara committee to assure fidelity, accuracy, by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. VIII, No. 3, May 2002
Pope John Paul II issues Apostolic letter for the Third Millennium, by Matthew Grantham, Vol. VI No. 10, February 2001
Pope John Paul II's Letter to Priests, Sacramental reconciliation is crucial to personal holiness, Holy Father says, Vol. 7, 3, May 2001
Pope John Paul II: The Liturgy Twenty-Five Years after the Council -- On December 4, 1988, Pope John Paul II reflected on liturgical reform in Vicesimus Quintus Annus, his Apostolic Letter on the 25th Anniversary of the Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy. [paragraphs 10-14 was published in this issue, the link is to the whole document], Vol. XV, No. 8, November 2009
Pope John Paul II - Misericordia Dei - Apostolic Letter, John Paul II, April 7, 2002, Vol.VIII, No.4, June 2002
Pope Presents Letter to Artists, Staff, Vol. 5, 3, May 1999
Pope John Paul II on translation: integrity, beauty, Vol. 7, 4, June 2001
Pope John Paul II's Silver Jubilee Celebration -- Consistory for 31 new Cardinals; Prelates to Rome for Four-day meeting; Post-synodal exhortation to be signed; Beatification of Mother Teresa, by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. IX, No 7, October 2003
Pope John XXIII and Pope Paul VI on the Hermeneutic of Reform -- by Susan Benofy, Vol XVIII, No. 8, November 2012
The Pope Meets ICEL -- A Personal Reflection -- by Bishop Arthur Serratelli, Vol. XIX, No. 10, February 2014
Pope Paul VI - Evangelii Nuntiandi Apostolic Exhortation of His Holiness Pope Paul VI to the Episcopate, to the clergy and to all the faithful of the entire world - December 8, 1975, Document page
Pope Visits St. Louis, Staff, Vol. 5, 1, March 1999
Pope warns of "biased interpretations" of Vatican II , by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. 6, 4, June / July 2000
Popular devotions, pious practices, encouraged in Holy See's new directory, Vol. VIII, No. 3, May 2002
Porta Fidei -- The Door of Faith, Apostolic Letter of Pope Benedict XVI Proclaiming the Year of Faith -- October 11, 2011, Vol. XVII, No. 8, November 2011
Post-Synodal Document on Eucharist Expected Soon -- by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. XII, No. 8, November 2006
Postures of the People at Mass, Staff, Vol. 7, 5-6, July / August 2001
The Power of Babble, More Simplified Bibles Hit Bookstores, by Paul Gray (reprinted from TIME magazine, September 1996), Vol. 3, 1, March 1997
The Power of Smells and Bells -- Can the Liturgy evangelize? -- by Joanna Bogle, Vol. XVIII, No. 3, May 2012
Praise to the Holiest in the Height -- Hymn from The Dream of Gerontius by Cardinal Newman (1865) from The Adoremus Hymnal, Vol XVI, No. 8, November 2010
The Prayer of the Liturgy -- by Romano Guardini, Vol. XIX, No. 3, May 2013
A Prayer for Fathers -- Fathers' Day, June 17, 2012, Vol. XVIII, No. 4, June-July 2012
Prayer for Protection of Conscience Rights in Health Care, Vol. XVII, No. 10, February 2012
Prayer for Religious Liberty, Vol. XVIII, No. 2, April 2012
Prayer for the Synod on the Family, Vol. XX, No. 6, September 2014
Prayer for the Year of Saint Paul - Diocese of Harrisburg, Vol. XIV, No. 5, July-August 2008
Prayer to St. Michael, Vol. VII, 8, November 2001
Prayers: Prayer to Saint John Paul II | Prayer to Saint John XXIII | Regina Caeli | Prayer for Fathers, Vol. XX, No. 3, May 2014
Preaching the Mystery of Faith, Vol. XVIII, No. 9, December 2012-January 2013
Preface of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Vol. XII, No. 5
July-August 2006
A Preview of Missal Revisions: Is ICEL's 'Dynamic Equivalency' Really Equivalent?, Vol. 2, 3, May / June 1996
The Priest and the Third Millennium, From the Vatican Congregation for the Clergy, Vol. 5, 7, October 1999
"Pro Multis" -- "For Many" -- Pope Benedict explains change in translation, Vol. XVIII, No. 4, June-July 2012
Procedures for Liturgy Actions at June Meeting, Vol. XII, No. 3, May 2006
Psallite -- Another Collection of Psalms and Antiphons -- by Susan Benofy, Vol. XII, No. 6, September 2006
Psalm 95 -- Invititory Psalm, Vol. VIII, No. 7, October 2002
Quaerere Deum - To Seek God: The Culture of the Word and the Word of God -- by Helen Hull Hitchcock,Vol. XIV, No. 7., October 2008
Queen of Heaven, Rejoice, (Excerpts from Redemptoris Mater), Vol. 5, 3, May 1999
Questions About Scripture Translations for Liturgical Use: A Status Report, by Helen Hull Hitchcock, Vol. 2, 1 March 1996
The Question of Altar Girls Revisited - Recent Letter from the Holy See clarifies earlier ruling, by Kenneth D. Whitehead, Vol. VIII, 1 March 2002
Question and Answer Guide to Liturgical Inculturaion, Based on Varietates Legitimae, common question about liturgical "inculturation", compiled by Fr. Jerry J. Pokorsky, Vol. VII, 8, November 2001
Questionairre on Liturgical Changes - Catholics are confused and distressed by conflicting signals and sometimes mistaken or misleading interpretations of rules. Please complete the questionairre to let us know your concerns., by Staff, Vol. VIII, No. 7, October 2002
Questions and Answers on Changes in the Mass, Gestures and Posture I, Vol. IX, No. 1, March 2003
Questions and Answers on the Eucharist, The Pennsylvania Bishops, Vol. VII, No. 1, March 2001
Questions on the New Lectionary, Staff, Vol. 4, 8, December 1998 / January 1999
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Borough President James Molinaro celebrated the borough's top young readers during his "Readers Are Leaders" award ceremony, held Thursday night at the Michael J. Petrides Educational Complex, Sunnyside.
Fifty-nine remarkable fourth-graders in borough public, parochial and private schools were recognized for reading six books over five weeks, and submitting one book report.
In addition, one student from each school was selected as the Champion Super Reader by the school coordinator.
All the readers attended the ceremony, along with their families, principals and coordinators.
Molinaro congratulated the students on all being winners, saying that their first steps to success in life are connected to their learning to read.
"Our country is good shape. We have good leadership coming up and we have good leaders for tomorrow," he told the students, adding that they will be future doctors, lawyers and more. "Regardless of what you are going to be, you are going to be a success because it takes a lot of commitment and passion to read all the books you read."
Each student was presented with a Certificate of Achievement, a book, a bookmark, and a Barnes & Noble gift certificate, courtesy of CTV, a lead sponsor.
Also addressing the students during the program were the guest speaker, Erminia Claudio, superintendent of Public School District 31; Marie Esposito of CTV; students Michael Alongi of Our Lady Help of Christians School; Sean Keag of Blessed Sacrament School, and Katie Nigro of PS 42.
Stephanie Campitiello, a St. John Villa Academy student, said that she is donating 2,700 books that will be sent to help libraries that lost books during Hurricane Sandy.
"Readers are Leaders" was inaugurated in 1996 by former Rep. Vito Fossella. In 2009, Molinaro took over the program. Since its inception, more than 67,000 fourth-graders have read a total of more than 480,000 books, thanks to the annual challenge.
Gianna Durazzo, PS 1; Connor Campbell, PS 3; Sabrina Sciabica, PS 4; Jessica Petrik, PS 6; Justin Siracusa, PS 8; Stephani Batkhan, PS 11; Lizbet Rodriguez, PS14; Jazelle Campos, PS 16; Vincenzo Azzarelli, PS 18; Kairah Mangual, PS 19; Rachel Turay, PS 21; Claudio Lorenzo, PS 22; Andrea Chetirko, PS 23; Callie Miranda, PS 26; Ellie Vaserman, PS 29; Victoria Montouri, PS 30; Deneille Graham, PS 35; Jacqueline Khorsandi, PS 36; Elizabeth Grayfer, PS 38; Olivia Ferris, PS 39; Anaeli Clarke, PS 41; Katie Nigro, PS 42; Dylan Wolfe, PS 44; Sajini Kodituwakku, PS 45; Victoria Soto, PS 46; Mariedel Palayo, PS 48; Eve Mooney, PS 50; Nicholas Buonomo, PS 52; Nicole Gatto, PS 53; Michael Plishchin, PS 56; Carina Russell, PS 58; Julia Eschen, PS 60; Alexandra Lewis, PS 65; Emily Lamie, PS 69; Marieme Ndiaye, PS 861; Lali Tobin, Petrides School; Joseph Caviris, Academy of St. Dorothy; Sean Keag, Blessed Sacrament; Jason Recevuto, Eltingville Lutheran; Teagan Ka, Gateway Academy; Aimee Gervasi, Holy Rosary; Christine Seifen, New Dorp Christian Academy; Lacey Rose DeLucia, Notre Dame Academy; Michael Alongi, Our Lady Help of Christians; Emmanuel Akanmu, Our Lady of Mount Carmel-St. Benedicta; Sarah Sullivan, Our Lady Queen of Peace; Emily Harris, Our Lady Star of the Sea; Mary McCafferty, Sacred Heart; Michelle Danglade, St. Adalbert's; Julianna O'Connor, St. Ann's; Collin Hunt, St. Charles; Amanda Cronin, St. Clare; Kaitlyn Lorentzen, St. John's Lutheran; Jacqliene Mangini, St. John Villa Academy; Elizabeth Bentsianov, St. Joseph Hill Academy; Nicole Lafferty, St. Joseph-St. Thomas; Alexa LaMalfa, St. Patrick; Amadea Collado, St. Peter-St. Paul; Sherin Thomas, St. Rita; Sarah Mastoros, St. Teresa.


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Tom Noie of the South Bend Tribune tells how Carter lost his starting job last season when he let mistakes get him down.
This season, Brey wants Carter to just move past his mistakes.
I can remember a bunch of Syracuse players who had to overcome the same problem of letting mistakes (and the eventual benching) get to them. The list would include Luke Jackson, Adrian Autry, Kueth Duany and Allen Griffin.
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Since being established in 1998, the non-profit 4 Paws For Ability has been continually training dogs to serve people with a wide range of disabilities. The organization -- which operates under the motto of "providing canine miracles for people with disabilities worldwide" -- helps both children and adults with autism, hearing loss/deafness, seizures, mobility issues and other special needs by providing them with companionship and promoting independent living.
Roberta and Bill Polak of Budd Lake have been accepted into the Ohio-based organization to receive a service dog to help their 7-year-old autistic son, Will. The Polaks are working to raise funds to cover the $11,000 needed for 4 Paws For Ability to train an autism service dog, named Bo, by soliciting local businesses and charitable groups for donations.
4 Paws For Ability, the first agency to begin placing skilled autism dogs, said their research shows that children with autism display behaviors toward their dog that they rarely display toward human companions. In turn, the dogs help to bring a greater level of consistency, comfort and reassurance into the children's lives. The dogs help to interrupt the obsessive behaviors often marked by autism.
Roberta said she is confident Bo will have a very positive impact in the life of Will by helping him to better face his daily "obstacles" of anxiety, obsessive/compulsive and sensory processing
"These issues cause everyday, ordinary things to completely overwhelm him to the point that he has meltdowns at the grocery store, restaurants, church and school," said Roberta, noting that Will's condition makes it very difficult for him to become comfortable around others, including children his age. "Will is very much alone, and longs for companionship, but he has no idea how to connect with the world around him."
Roberta and Bill recently sent a letter to various local organizations, businesses and residents asking them to support 4 Paws for Ability, which they said will help Will and others like him to make life-changing strides.
"By supporting 4 Paws For Ability, you will be enabling Will to build trust, companionship and security through a relationship with Bo, who will then help Will begin to connect with the world around him," wrote the couple. "Bo will be his constant, trusted companion, to help him re-focus, and to distract and comfort him when he is feeling anxious and overwhelmed. Bo will be trained to interrupt Will's obsessive behaviors and to be tethered to Will at stores, restaurants and other places. We also plan to teach Will how to care for Bo, so Will can develop a sense of responsibility and accomplishment."
4 Paws For Ability notes that of the 52 million American with disabilities, only one percent use service dogs.
"The demand for these dogs far exceeds the supply and securing one is often a frustrating process," states information on the organization's website. "The people looking for service dogs often spend years following paper trails and sitting on waiting lists only to be denied services. Most service dog providers have multiple-year waiting lists and restrictive eligibility criteria."
In addition to the above issues, 4 Paws For Ability also notes the expensive cost to train a service dog, which typically is in the range of $12,000 to $16,000. "It is especially difficult to secure dogs for children, people with 'hidden' disabilities, and people with severe disabilities," according to the website. "Needless to say, a majority of people seeking service dogs give up their dream of having one and never experience the freedom, love, compassion, miracles and healing that these wonderful dogs provide to their human partners."
If more organizations such as 4 Paws For Ability continue stepping up efforts to train service dogs, more and more dreams will come true.
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LG Releases Jelly Bean Update Schedule, Device List
LG, better known as the rumored next generation Nexus manufacturer these days has issued a press release indicating some upcoming launch details for some Jelly Bean Android 4.1 updates. Unfortunately, the press release is coming out of Korea, which doesn't do a lot for us here in the US, but a rollout schedule is a rollout schedule.
The Optimus LTE II will begin to receive its very own Jelly Bean upgrade this November, bringing forth a whole bunch of UI improvements and LG apps. The Optimus Vu and Optimus Vu II in Korea will also receive Jelly Bean beginning sometime in the first quarter of 2013, with a host of similar improvements including improved touch response.
According to the press release and we're working through Google Translation to understand these details, Optimus G owners should begin to see their own Jelly Bean upgrade in December. As for the rest of LG's device lineup or more specifically, device lineup here in the US, we'll have to wait and see what kind of local announcements the company makes regarding US smartphones. Or better yet, we'll have to see what the carriers decide to do with LG and Jelly Bean updates, considering we know they're the ones that really pull the strings.
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Mardi Gras came early for Nick Brownlee, the bass-baritone who on Jan. 23 proved he is the real deal when he earned First Place in the New Orleans District final of the Metropolitan Opera National Council auditions at Loyola University in New Orleans.
It was Joe Cain Day and Super Sunday rolled into one marvelous afternoon for the engaging 21-year-old, who will travel to New York in March for the next stage of competition. He will spend a minimum of five days in New York and the Met will furnish round-trip airfare and expenses, and Brownlee will attend Met productions and master classes, and will meet conductor James Levine.
Last week he admitted his feet have not touched terra firma.
"I had to drive back from New Orleans," he says, "and instead of taking the car I rode Cloud Nine."
Brownlee was well prepared when he took the stage of the 600-seat Louis J. Roussel Performance Hall. He performed the two arias that carried him to success a few weeks ago as one of six winners of the New Orleans District preliminaries at Tulane University. He sang arias from "Macbeth" and "Figaro."
More than 300 attended the finals, according to Brownlee, whose supporters included: his voice instructor, Thomas L. Rowell from the University of South Alabama; Earl Jackson, executive director of Mobile Opera, and his wife; and several patrons who've heard Nick perform during "Night of Song" at the Wine Loft in Mobile.
Brownlee also had tangible evidence of his success: a check for $6,000. He had to resist the urge to stare at the check, he says.
"I wanted to wait, you know — you never want t look at your check in front of people. It's a good thing I waited, 'cause I about fainted. Six grand! Listen, six grand for my mom and dad is still a substantial amount of money. But six grand for me? At this stage of my life?"
A friend and fellow music student attended the finals and saw Brownlee's first-place check.
"He was like, 'Dude, you are rich!'
'I said, 'I know!' I literally feel rich!"
Brownlee says he will pay off some bills and buy a new iPod, which he needs, "from there out . . . (I'll) just try to save. What a concept, saving money! I have a chance to do that."
Beyond the applause, Brownlee is eagerly anticipating his opportunity to meet Levine and perform on the Met stage. He will have a piano accompanist, not a full orchestra, but that's OK with Nick.
"It could be a cappella for all I care," he says.
Nick Brownlee is yet to feel the full impact of what happened at Loyola, but he will as soon as he arrives in New York.
"The money's great . . . (but) until I get there, I don't know that it's ever going to hit home that this is such a life-changing moment for me," he says. "I'm just so blessed, so humbled by the experience."
Rowell says he was "pretty calm during the auditions. (Nick) sang well, and of course I was a little nervous before he came out, but after he sang I was completely peaceful."
After Brownlee sang, Jackson turned to Rowell and said, "Even if he doesn't win today, he's a winner in my world."
"That was kind of our attitude," Rowell says. "The outcome really didn't matter at that point, but I felt like he had a real chance. I watched the judges pretty closely while he was singing . . . to see what their body language was and their level of interest in the singers, and I could tell the difference between the other singers and what they were doing with Nick.
"That kind of cued me that he would have a good chance. He kept the audience captivated with both of his selections, and that was a good sign, too. So I was pretty . . . satisfied with how he did during the performance. Honest to goodness, I don't even remember what my reaction was when they said he won!" He laughs. "I think I was just in shock."
Rowell says Brownlee was "clearly the audience favorite of all the competitors, and it was obvious — the level of response and their applause was markedly different from the other singers."
Nick Brownlee has come a long way from the entering freshman who disdained opera and wanted to become a choral conductor.
"He's done a complete metamorphosis, I think," says Rowell. "He 'got it.' The light switch turned on and it dawned on him what he possessed and what the potential was."
It was the moment of truth, I suppose, a couple of years ago."
When Brownlee was a freshman, Rowell took him to the Alabama National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) competition in Tuscaloosa.
"I knew what kind singer he was and I thought he could win the freshman category," Rowell says. "He was a freshman, and he wanted to play. He didn't have a clue about what he possessed. He went to the semis, not the finals. That was a wake-up call for him that he needed to get serious about it. The next two years, he went up there and completely dominated and won both times.
"That's just part of the maturation process," says Rowell. "He had a lot at stake because of the natural talent he possesses."
What lies ahead for Nick is a busy spring semester: a tough course load, a role in Mobile Opera's "Tosca" and of course, New York, New York.
All this is becoming old hat for Rowell, who told ArtBeat that Andre Chiang, one of his graduates from USA's Department of Music, recently won the Arkansas District of the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions at the University of Arkansas in Little Rock.
"Andre is a Mobile native, having graduated from St. Paul's Episcopal School in 2003 and USA in 2008," Rowell says. "He began studying voice with me while he was a high school student, went to the University of Alabama for part of his undergraduate study and returned to USA to complete his degree."
Chiang was part of the Mobile Opera Developing Artist Program as an undergraduate and was given three roles by former artistic director Jerome Shannon. Chiang will advance to the Mid-South regional competition Feb. 5 in Memphis.
ARTNOTE: Make of this what you will, but a "big changes are afoot at Mobile Theatre Guild," according to a news release that arrived last week. The release stated that longtime artistic director Mike McKee had "retired" after 26 years with MTG.
"Mike chose to retire early, in part, to help our bottom line," board president Christina Watts stated in the release. She said the MTG board "is committed to completing its season" and is making plans for 2011-12. "We'll be making a couple of announcements in the coming weeks and months about our plans and about an event to honor Mike," she said.
ArtBeat contacted McKee, who issued a brief response:
"At this time, I have no comment on my separation from Mobile Theatre Guild except that I did not retire, I resigned. I wish MTG success in their future efforts."
McKee has been artistic director for the Mobile Theatre Guild since 1984. During his tenure MTG became an active participant in the American Association of Community Theater festivals and won awards on the state, regional and national levels.
The company was selected to represent the United States in International Community Theater competition at the International Community Theater Festival in Dundalk, Ireland, and at the Mondial du Théatre in Monaco.
Mobile Theatre Guild has two shows remaining in its 2010-11 season: "Catfish Moon" by Southern playwright Laddie Sartin; and the Broadway hit "Chicago!" McKee worked three years to obtain rights to produce "Chicago!" and with his departure, LaureAnn Price will direct the show.
Expect to read more about Mobile Theatre Guild in upcoming editions.


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TUPELO – A 91-year-old Tupelo man has been identified as the driver in a hit-and-run accident that injured a bicyclist on the Natchez Trace Parkway in December.
Parkway rangers on Thursday said Hugh G. Cobb was the driver of the 2004 Dodge Dakota pickup that reportedly struck Robert Bowers of Flemingsburg, Ky., on Dec. 22. The driver left the scene after the accident.
Chief Ranger Mike Foster said Cobb faces three charges – unsafe operation of a vehicle, failure to report an accident and failure to observe the rule that requires a 3-foot buffer between vehicles and bicyclists.
A formal complaint against Cobb is expected to be signed in Oxford next week, and his trial could come in February or March, Foster said.
Bowers, 45, was in Tupelo to visit his parents when the accident occurred near Cliff Gookin Boulevard. He was struck from behind and suffered a broken collarbone, concussion, back injuries and a sprained ankle.
Investigating rangers identified Cobb through vehicle parts that were found at the scene of the incident, along with interviews with Cobb, who admitted to driving in the area and striking an object.
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'Dad, can I have five dollars for book fair?'
'No. Not right now buddy.'
'Come on, what's five dollars?'
I can answer that, but won't. Not tonight, letting the twist spread along my intestines. My shoulders knot. The spoon delivers another load of potatoes to my mouth, salt & butter lost to my tongue. Peas. Potatoes. Peas. Until the plate is clean.
'Thank you,' I excuse myself, cross the kitchen, placing dishes in the sink & continue to the porch, closing the door behind me.
Cold assaults my face, pinching any exposed skin in its grip. Night is as silent as all the little things allow. Leaves rustle. Something moves in the shadow of the tree . Stars, in all their vastness, look back from the black. Boards creak beneath my weight. I wait.
I wait.
Eddie Vedder, unplugged, plays Pearl Jam songs at a concert on the radio. Another day. The same road winds through farms. Cows. Horses. Deer cross the road around several bends, frequent enough to keep me conscious of speed and distance. The color palette in the trees is brilliant.
Gravel. The car door makes a solid thunk as I close it behind me. My cat runs full tilt toward me from the bottom of the back yard, slowing with approach to saunter the last couple feet. We talk, climbing six stairs, to the door. Teeth grind as the key enters the lock, twists.
'Hey dad, guess what?'
'What's up?'
'My friend Maurice bought me a book at the book fair. He used his money.'
The cinch in my stomach returns. Palms to the face, I work finger bones around eye sockets, push back along the temples. His friend did what I could not, and this makes me---
'Did you thank him?'
'Good,' I won't argue with what's given, in this ever humbling existence.
Kiss my wife. A pot steams on the stove. A few minutes before dinner is ready, they run play in the other room & I sit to study – Autism Strategies. Peel back the first page. Begin to read, running my finger along the sharp edge of the paper.
Put it down, deciding, instead, to go play.
writing just to write...happy sunday & do take time today to remember those that served.


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Obamanomics, Big Government, inflation and the price of gold
Ed Yardeni says the rising price of gold is sending a message about the political economy:
Yesterday, I observed that gold tends to be a hedge against reckless governments as measured by their widening deficits and mounting debts. It is also a hedge against governments that either cause or enable inflation to rise. It is interesting to note that:
(1) The price of gold soared from a cyclical low of $104 on August 31, 1976 to a high of $737.5 on January 22, 1980. President Gerald Ford left office in January 1977, near the low for gold. Jimmy Carter was President from 1977 to 1981, when gold soared.
(2) By the time Ronald Reagan left the White House in January 1989, the price of gold was down to $408.3. It fell to $330.9 when George H. W. Bush left Washington.
(3) It continued to drop during Bill Clinton's two terms, and actually bottomed almost the day George W. Bush moved into the White House.
(4) From then on it was mostly straight up with a brief drop late last year.
Draw your own conclusions, or else, let gold be your guide. Confidence in currencies in general, and the dollar, in particular, was lowest during the Carter and Bush Jr. years, and the first 10 months of the Obama Administration. Confidence was highest during the Reagan, Bush Sr., and Clinton years, when the federal deficit was shrinking and turned into a surplus. During those years, the US government was mostly pro-business, and the public was mostly pleased with the government's economic policies.
We welcome comments that advance the story through relevant opinion, anecdotes, links and data. If you see a comment that you believe is irrelevant or inappropriate, you can flag it to our editors by using the report abuse links. Views expressed in the comments do not represent those of Reuters. For more information on our comment policy, see http://blogs.reuters.com/fulldisclosure/2010/09/27/toward-a-more-thoughtful-conversation-on-stories/
Despite what public opinion is, the weakened US economy is weakening the dollar, and the only way to pull the economy up by its boot straps is saving and investment from the American public.http://www.newsy.com/videos/wall_ street_s_gold_rush
Gold is only one signal among many that informs economic policymakers. When the economy is performing significantly below capacity, when unemployment levels are uncomfortably high and expected to remain so, when the spectre of deflation remains a possibility however slight, why do some OBSESS over the price of gold? The nascent recovery in the economy looks quite fragile thus far, so why take any chance at all of further impeding that recovery by defending the dollar now or reducing deficits now on the altar of blind homage to gold? Yes, gold may well be signaling problems in the future. But we have to survive the present before we even get to that future. So screw gold, let's get back on the path to sustainable economic growth. Then we'll be strong enough to respond to what gold may be telling us.


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So I've been on an oyster craze lately, but each time I eat one I can't help but wonder where all of the carbs come from. Granted, I don't really care about the carbs in oysters since I know they aren't starchy or sugary, but still, from whence the carbs? I LOVE the Crown Prince oysters in olive oil, in case anyone else has tried them. They are perfect with some melted kerrygold garlic and herb butter....MMmmmmm:D
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George W. Trader
On July 17, 2013, George W. Trader, age 66, went to be with the Lord. George died at WVU Medical Center after battling ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease).
George is survived by his loving wife Donnis of 47 years who stayed by his side through his battle. He has a son David W. Trader of Hurricane, wife Kim; a daughter Beverly Renner of St. Marys, husband Jimmy; a brother John William "Bill" Trader, wife Kathy; in-laws Chuck and Barbara Neuman of Wheeling and Jack and Pamela Wotring of Shepherdsville, Ky.; aunts Lucy Vandergrift of Fairmont, Mildred Walton of Hillsboro, Bill and Wilma Hyre of St. Marys, Kenneth Riley of Deep Creek, Md., Bob and Thelma Calvert of Albright. He has four grandchildren: Gavan Renner, wife Casey, Devin Lauer, husband Anthony, Jourdan and Jack Trader. He has five great grandchildren: Noah, Jacob, Anna, Rylee, Adelynn, four nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews.
He loved all of his children dearly. George was born in Fairmont, W.Va., to George and Frances Trader who preceded him in death. He was also preceded in death by his father and mother-in-law, Jack and Maxine Wotring of Kingwood, W.Va.
George retired from Allegany Power with 36 years of service. He was a life member of the NRA and the WV Muzzleloading Association, and a member of the National Muzzleloading Association. George attended St. John's Catholic Church in St. Marys and St. Sebastian's Catholic Church in Kingwood. He enjoyed camping, hunting and riding four wheelers with his family. George served his Country as a member of the 201st service artillery Army National Guard. While living in Kingwood he served as a member of the Kingwood Fire Department, President of the Kingwood Little League Association, Fireman Day Chairman of the Preston County Buckwheat Festival, and was an EMT with the Kamp ambulance service. George was involved in Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts in both Kingwood and St. Marys. Above all he was a Christian, loving husband, father and papaw that will be greatly missed.
Services will be held Saturday, July 20, at 10 a.m. at the Ingram Funeral Home, St. Marys, W.Va., with Ed Covert, David Trader, and Paul Drake officiating. Interment will be in the Maplewood Cemetery, Kingwood, W.Va. Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. today, and from 9 to 10 a.m. Saturday at the funeral home.
The family requests that memorial contributions be made either to the WV Muzzleloaders Association Scholarship Fund, ATTN: Ray Scites, Rt. 3, Box 144 B, Delbarton, WV 25670, or the WV School of Medicine, Department of Neurology – ALS, #1 Stadium Drive, Morgantown, WV 26506. An online guest register is available at www.ingramfh.com.


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Intel on Tuesday expressed a lot of confidence in its plan to reshape the notebook PC market with Ultrabooks over the next year while offering more details about its smartphone ambitions and talking up its new server-workstation platform code named Romley.
The chip giant reported "solid" but unspectacular earnings for the first quarter of 2012, but promised that it would have better numbers to offer for the rest of the year, thanks to new product mixes and the end of the hard disk drive shortage caused by last year's disastrous floods in Thailand.
Intel chief executive Paul Otellini said the company's prediction that Ultrabooks will make up 40 percent of the laptop market by year's end remains on target. The company introduced its initiative promoting affordable, thin-and-light laptops with long battery life, fast boot times, and robust security features at the Intel Developers Conference last year and the first wave of Ultrabooks arrived just a few months ago.
Year of the Ultrabook?
But Otellini said Intel has barely tapped into the $300 million fund it set up to promote Ultrabooks and expects the second wave of Ultrabook offerings that use the chip maker's forthcoming 22-nanometer Ivy Bridge processors to really propel the category forward—even as prices drop from the $800 to $1,000 range for currently available Ultrabooks.
"The Ultrabook fund hasn't really kicked in yet to where it's yielding bill of materials reductions [for computer makers]," Otellini said, addressing the challenge to get Ultrabook prices down facing Intel and its OEM partners. "The biggest change is really competition and more designs, which is driving volume and making people more competitive on pricing."
The Intel CEO also said the release of dual-core Ivy Bridge chips for laptops later this year, combined with the expected availability of Microsoft's Windows 8 operating system would give Ultrabooks a big boost for the second half of the year.
"The biggest change and the one we're really focused on is being able to intersect [Ivy Bridge and new Ultrabook designs with] the Windows 8 launch and have Ultrabooks that are really touch-enabled," he said.
The company also expects to roll out its first vPro-enabled Ultrabooks for business customers in the summer, further building out the category across the multiple market segments Intel serves.
"Intel has 23 Ultrabook designs currently in the pipeline and they expect to add 100 more for 2012 and for many to be at 'mainstream prices'," said Patrick Moorhead, principal analyst for Moor Insights & Strategy. "By the holiday selling season some Ultrabooks will have convertible or touch displays, giving consumers some very hard choices between a tablet or a touch Ultrabook. More info


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Animals Take Center Stage at UK Art Museum Events
LEXINGTON, Ky. (April 5, 2013) — The Art Museum at the University of Kentucky will be presenting three events this weekend, Community Day at the Lyric, "Animal Sanctuary: Portraits of Rescued Farm Animals" and "Artful Sunday: Creative Critters," all dedicated to animal-related fun and education.
From noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 6, at the Lyric Theatre and Cultural Arts Center, the Art Museum at UK will host a free day of family fun featuring Candy Mountain Music by Sarah Smitha, a 4PAWS-UK service dog demonstration, storytelling, a Seed Leaf demonstration on raising city chickens, a drawing for a free chicken coop and animal-themed craft activities. The Youth Art Month exhibition "Animal Magnetism" will also be on display. The Lyric is located at 300 East 3rd St.
Community Day is made possible with support from the UK Office of Community Engagement.
At 2 p.m. Sunday, April 7, the Art Museum at UK will present "Animal Sanctuary: Portraits of Rescued Farm Animals, "a public lecture by animal sanctuary photographer, Sharon Lee Hart, a lecturer in the UK School of Art and Visual Studies. This lecture is free, but donations are suggested.
As a child, Hart noticed that the farm animals she encountered were not treated with the same love and respect that most people give their dogs, cats and other domestic pets. After researching the subject, she learned that farm animals were among the most mistreated animals on the planet.
In search for further information, Hart visited 10 farm animal sanctuaries where she found farm animals that had been rescued and rehabilitated with love and kindness to provide lifelong care. She was inspired to create portraits of the animals, depicting them in the dignified manner they deserved, to allow people to see their personalities.
While Hart is glad people are noticing her work, she also reminds them that her photographs depict the fortunate ones who have escaped abuse, while approximately 10 billion other animals each year will not be so lucky. Her portraits are her plea to help those animals still in need while showcasing their lovable qualities.
"Artful Sunday" will also begin at 2 p.m. and run to 3:30 p.m. Sunday, April 7, at the museum. Families will have the opportunity to have a guided tour of the "Art and the Animal" exhibition and create imaginary creatures. This event is free.
This animal-themed weekend is offered as part of the "Art and the Animal" exhibition. This diverse collection of imaginative artwork creatively explores the majesty of animals from around the world, and will be showcased at the Art Museum at UK through April 28. Admission to "Art and the Animal" is $8 for general admission, $5 for senior citizens and free for all students, UK faculty, staff and alumni. The exhibition is also free on Friday nights from 5 to 8 p.m.
The mission of the Art Museum at UK, part of the UK College of Fine Arts, is to promote the understanding and appreciation of art to enhance the quality of life for the people of Kentucky through collecting, exhibiting, preserving and interpreting outstanding works of visual art from all cultures. Home to a collection of more than 4,500 objects, including American and European paintings, drawings, photographs, prints and sculpture, the Art Museum at UK presents both special exhibitions and shows of work from their permanent collection.
For more information regarding any of these events, contact the Art Museum at 859-257-5716 or visit the website at www.uky.edu/ArtMuseum.
The Art Museum at UK is located in the Singletary Center for the Arts at Rose Street and Euclid Avenue. The hours are 12 to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday, and 12 to 8 p.m. on Friday.
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