.... It also suggests that occasional rituals, such as baptism or Palm Sunday, were often revised in late Anglo-Saxon England. Bishops, and especially archbishops of Canterbury, were actively involved in liturgical reform. Canterbury Kent church groups lay participation in liturgy Norman Conquest...

...This fragment narrates the commodification of altar bread. The liturgical reforms of the Second Vatican Council marked a watershed moment in the history of the communion host: demand that dramatically exceeded supply accompanied by desire for a more “breadlike” host. This demand and this desire...

... of syncretism Taylor Charles philosopher secularization dechristianization Corpus Christi French Revolution national calendars liturgical reform agrarianism A Latin West between the polis and the parish had its own institution—the Rogation procession—for organizing local communities. Rogationtide arose...

... Methodist Church Methodists Ritual religious Prayer Anshen Ruth Nanda Erikson Erik Evangelical religion Graham Billy Rabi Isidor Isaac Shinn Roger L Atheism Bateson Gregory Esalen Institute Christian humanism sacred space liturgical reform baptism Episcopal Church Book of Common Prayer...

... for reform of church design appealed also for fuller congregational participation in worship (a theme in the liturgical reform of the Second Vatican Council), but traditionalists have questioned whether the reforms carried out have actually led to greater participation. The rise of the multi-use or multi...

...Virtually upon taking his seat at the Saxon helm, Johann Georg II initiated a program of musico-liturgical reform that would take six years to bring to full fruition, and which would culminate in his Kirchen-Ordnung (“church order”), the codification of both the schedule of feasts...

... discussions and agreed statements about the unity of scripture and tradition; through the affirmation of the “apostolic faith” as it has been confessed in traditional creeds, especially the Nicene Creed; and in ecumenical liturgical reforms, that is, changes in forms of Christian worship that reflect...

... context, such as the destruction of holy sites or Byzantine imperial ideology. Rather the explanation lies in a spontaneous liturgical reform carried out by scribes and monks in Jerusalem and Palestine who were familiar with the liturgical tradition of Constantinople. Further answers to the phenomenon...

...This chapter examines the efforts at liturgical reform during the 1660s and 1670s and demonstrates that influential Episcopalians had come to see liturgical worship as an essential feature of church life and made significant efforts to settle a liturgy in the Kirk. These efforts failed because...

...This concluding chapter considers how Latinos present a distinct agenda of core concerns within U.S. Catholicism. Many Euro-American Catholics have emphasized concerns such as liturgical reform, the role of the laity, dissent or obedience to sexual ethics and other church teaching, the proper...

...Describes the international movement towards modern church architecture, including roots in liturgical reform and ecumenism. Documents the work of national organizations such as the Guild for Religious Architecture and the role played by Dart, Sovik, and Stade. Department of Architecture United...

.... Reflection on scripture, saints both pre- and post-Reformation, and the willingness of present-day Christians to lay bare their own engagement with God result in a rich and demanding range of possibilities. The impact of liturgical reforms and revisions post Vatican II have resulting in the reordering...

... Hieronymus von Gerhards Albert Liguori Alphonsus liturgical reform Mary devotion to Company of Charity Compagnia della carità ecumenism Lutheranism Protestantism Christocentrism zelanti Maurists Benedictine Congregation of St Maur Montazet Antoine Scipione de’ Ricci Peter Leopold Synod...

... English Catholic ideological network development of doctrine liturgical reform Rosmini Antonio traditionalism enlightenment Divine Office Congregation for Rites Vatican Cigheri Angelo devotions reform of Druids Third Party tiers parti Eucharist reception of Gerhards Albert Arnauld Antoine...

...This fragment offers a close reading of the hymnals of the author’s childhood in a way that takes seriously both their commodification and their theological signifance. It shows how the liturgical reforms set in motion by the Second Vatican Council created a new market for religious goods...

...This chapter explains how the Second Vatican Council affected life at Our Lady of Lourdes. It begins with a description of the pivotal role Paul Hallinan, the first archbishop of Atlanta, played during the debates on liturgical reform during the council. The chapter ends with Our Lady of Lourdes...

..., the Polygraphia Gothico-Española (1764), expands on the association Burriel had made in his own paleography treatise between the history of the liturgy in Toledo and the history of the scripts used there. Palomares presents the narrative of the liturgical reform in the language of national identity...