
A simple explanation of the Catholic wedding liturgy in four, 2-page sections:
Una explicación simple de la liturgia del matrimonio católico en cuatro partes (dos páginas cada uno):
As a companion to the pastoral-liturgical commentary on the rite of Sunday Celebrations, this series of four bulletin inserts is for general distribution to assist the average parishioner to unders
Como acompañante del comentario pastoral y litúrgico sobre el rito de las celebraciones litúrgicas, esta serie de cuatro volantes para boletines es para distribución general con el fin de ayudar a
Edicion revisada (2015)
El misterio de fe: Un estudio de los elementos estructurales de la Misa
By Lawrence J. Johnson
The Deacon is often called upon to preside at The Order of Celebrating Matrimony without Mass or The Order of Celebrating Matrimony between a Catholic and a Catechumen or a Non-Christian. This book provides excellent guidance on the elements of the rites and wonderful advice on “best practices” for their proper celebration. It’s loaded with rich resources that will assist your conversations with the bride and groom, too, including helpful preparation sheets.
Order one for yourself or encourage your diocesan Diaconate Office to order multiple copies.
In 2016, the dioceses of the United States are welcoming the English translation of The Order of Celebrating Matrimony. It may be used in the liturgy as of September 8, 2016 (The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary) and its use is mandatory in the dioceses of the United States on December 30, 2016 (the Feast of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph).
This book will be a useful guide for clergy, lay leaders, formation staffs, seminary professors, and others who will want to become acquainted with the contents of the OCM, the elements of its three distinct rites, and best pastoral practices. Its appendix also includes helpful preparation sheets and prayers.
This excellent resource is drawn from the popular nationwide workshops offered by the Federation of Diocesan Liturgical Commissions and the Secretariat for the Bishops’ Committee on Divine Worship. It is designed for diocesan offices, clergy and lay formation programs, seminaries, and liturgy courses. The boxed kit will include PowerPoint slides, a presenter’s script, handouts, and a single copy of each FDLC resource mentioned above -- The Gift of Love, Presiding at the Wedding Liturgy, and This Sacred Bond. This will be an invaluable resource for years to come.
Thirty-two page booklet of handouts.
Available only to those who have purchased "Marriage and Mystery: A Workshop Kit."
Quantities are very limited. Sold in bundles of 25 only.
Though the RCIA des not call for the presentation of a piece of paper during the "Presentation of the Lord's Prayer," this could be a fitting keepsake for the catechumens or elct. It attractvely l
A collection of thirty-two articles for liturgical formation.
In 1992, the United States Bishops voted to accept the ritual text for Sunday Celebrations in the Absence of a Priest (SCAP). It was hoped that it would provide a means for assemblies to gather on