Ministry & Liturgy Article Index
What can you learn from ML? The articles described (and linked) below are
representative of feature articles published in Ministry & Liturgy
magazine. These articles are but a small sampling of the hundreds of pieces
that have appeared over the past several years. Since ML often carries
discussion of current topics, it may be helpful to note the year that the
article was published. In addition to these feature articles, the links
in the tables of contents for ML will present you with examples of the
various departments or columns which appear in issues of ML. One particular
department, Bulletin Inserts, has its own index.
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Beyond “Here Comes the Bride”: Creative
ways to catechize through the rite of marriage (part 1)
Diana Macalintal Kaulback
Wedding-day blues? Here are some practical ideas for better wedding
celebrations. (1999)
The Catholic Village: Forming children through
the liturgy
Clara Dina Hinojosa
What does it take to form children in the liturgy? You may be surprised
at this author's emphasis. (2001)
Confirmation: A sacrament in search of a
theology
Frank Karl
Practical suggestions and insights by a liturgist/youth minister. (2001)
Domus Dei: Breaking new ground or just
rearranging furniture?
Initial reaction to the bishop's draft statement on environment and
art. (2000)
Electronic Music Ahead: Proceed with Caution
Terry Arford
Sage advice about the latest electronic bells and whistles. Explore
the difference between entertaining and ministering. (2000)
Electronic Music in the liturgy: The "Aah"
vs the "Ugh"
Peter M. Kolar
Answers to your questions about electronic music. (2000)
The electronic toolbox: Websites for ministry
and liturgy
Links to electronic resources for pastoral ministry
Explosions & explosives: Lay pastoral
ministry in the new century (part 1)
William C. Graham
Triumphs and challenges in the evolution of lay ministry. (2003)
Finding ourselves in the field: A new spiritual
language
Michael Mansfield
Is the “road” the best image of our spiritual life? Maybe we need a
new metaphor. (2002)
The law of liturgy: Interpretation and implementation
of liturgical documents
Donna Cole
Not all documents are equal. Questions to consider when reading something
new. (2002)
Leadership skills for catechists
Wanda and Gerard Scheuermann
Take an active role as a catechetical leader with these tips for improving
your ministry. (1999)
Liturgy throughout history: ML interviews
Max Johnson (Part I)
Read what a Lutheran liturgist has to say about issues common to both
Lutherans and Catholics. (1999)
The manifold presence of Christ
Michael G. Witczak
If Christ's presence is reduced to the Eucharist alone, many powerful
encounters may be missed. (2002)
Opening a door to the sacred 20 years later
(part 1)
Joseph Martos
For many theology students, Martos opened up the liturgy. Here
is the first part of his never-before-published conclusion to his classic
Doors
to the Sacred. (2002)
Our hearts were burning within us: A liturgical
critique
Nick Wagner
Have our catechetical efforts been misplaced for years? Find out what
the bishops are saying. (2000)
A pilgrim of Vatican II: ML interviews Bishop
Remi J. De Roo
Bishop De Roo shares his hope, his
insight and his encouragement as he talks about the meaning of Vatican
II.
Please Hold Your Applause
John Hajda
Another round of applause? Read some comments on the argument around
clapping during the liturgy. (1999)
Post-modern liturgy
Nick Wagner
Get ready for liturgy and sacraments in the electronic age. (1999)
Religious Literacy: Checking the basics
James Bacik
Discover just how much you really know about your faith. (2001)
Rite of Reconciliation III: The liturgy that
may never happen
Frank Karl
A pastoral leader takes a humorous and challenging look at whether
this form of reconciliation needs revision. (2001)
The role of the arts in worship
Joan Carter
An exploration of symbol, imagination and ritual. (2001)
Sing to the Lord a singable song
Terry Piontkowski
Music with staying power.
Six steps to effective mystagogy
Miriam Malone, SNJM
"The end is found in the beginning." Start mystagogy at the initial
interview. (2000)
Starting a MOMS group in your parish
Vickie LoPiccolo Jennett
Bring this exciting and successful ministry of support and fellowship
among mothers to your parish. (1999)
Wanted: A revised
children's lectionary
Randall R. Phillips
There are variations between the biblical text and the children's lectionary.
This posture suggests that a new children's lectionary is needed. See if
you agree. (2001)
What we miss shouldn’t be missing
Paige Byrne Shortal
Find out what your Sunday Mass is missing if it is more horizontal
than vertical. (2002)
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