Resources for Workshops
With Young People
2002 General Instruction - Lectors
2002 General Instruction - Sacristans
2002 General Instruction - Servers
2002 General Instruction - Deacon
2002 General Instruction - Communion Ministers
HISTORY OF CHANGE
A rose by any other name? A History of Change in the Eucharist
Over the centuries, the Eucharistic celebration has been known by different names. Each of these names helps us understand a different aspect of the theology of the Mass. One of the exercises in this workshop will be particularly helpful for parishes that want to help people understand the standing posture during the communion rite.
History of Change
Handout I
Handout II
Handout III
Handout IV
Sacrifice Daly
NLO ARTICLES AND WORKSHOPS
Beyond Words: Part 1
Beyond Words: Part 2
Beyond Words: Part 3
Beyond Words: Part 4
Talk Given to the Clergy of the Archdiocese of Toronto
How do we pray? (Powerpoint and Commentary)
Building on the foundational principle that all prayer is initiated by God, this pair of resources is designed to help people understand what’s unique about liturgical prayer and devotional prayer, and how to avoid confusing the two. The Commentary provides helpful presenter’s notes to accompany the Powerpoint. Questions for discussion form part of the Powerpoint.
How_do_we_pray.ppt
How_do_we_pray-speaker_notes.doc
Celebrate! Articles
The Revised Translation of the Order of Mass – Slides and Speaker Notes
Explore the revised translation of the Order of Mass, and learn how the principles of translation have been applied. Using examples drawn from the various prayers of the Mass, the Powerpoint leads viewers through a the Mass to see what’s new, and how the translation came to be. The Commentary, which provides presenter’s notes to accompany the Powerpoint, is a goldmine of information about the new translation. Numbered paragraphs correspond to each slide, making the presenter’s job easy.
The_revised_translation_of_the_order_of_mass.ppt
The_revised_translation_of_the_order_of_mass.doc
Excerpts from the English translation of The Roman Missal © 2010, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation (ICEL); excerpts from Become One Body, One Spirit in Christ © 2010, ICEL. All rights reserved.
Become One Body, One Spirit in Christ – ICEL DVD
Additional Resources
http://www.paulturner.org/Roman%20Missal.htm
The Nature of the Liturgical Act - Leader Edition.pdf
The Nature of the Liturgical Act.ppt
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