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Adoremus
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Adoremus provides sound resources to promote a more reverent, beautiful, and holy celebration of the Mass and other forms of worship.
Episodes
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Interview - Ars Celebrandi: Some Contemporary Challenges
This week we interview Fr. Dylan Schrader about his recent article in Adoremus titled, "Ars Celebrandi: Some Contemporary Challenges"
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Interview - The Tractarians and the Curious Hunger of Today’s Students
In this episode we speak with Dr. Jan Bentz about his recent article titled, "Oxford Movement Approaching 200: The Tractarians and the Curious Hunger of Today’s Students."
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Interview - Cor ad Cor Loquitur: Sacred Polyphony in the Roman Rite
In this episode we speak with Thomas Neal about his recent article for Adoremus titled, "Cor ad Cor Loquitur: Sacred Polyphony in the Roman Rite."
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Interview - Joy as a Fruit of the Eucharist
In this episode we speak with Fr. Lorenzo Penalosa about his recent article in Adoremus titled, "Joy as a Fruit of the Eucharist."
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Interview - Doctrine, Liturgy, and Self-Esteem
In this episode we speak with Abbot Austin G. Murphy, OSB about his recent series called, "Doctrine, Liturgy, and Self-Esteem." If you would like to read all three articles you can click this link here.
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Interview - The Satanic City and the Holy Garden: Eucharistic Transformation in Biblical Symbols
In this episode we speak with Dr. Nathan Schmiedicke about his recent article titled, "The Satanic City and the Holy Garden: Eucharistic Transformation in Biblical Symbols."
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Interview - The Revised Order of Anointing: Practical Changes for Pastoral Ministry
In this episode we speak with Fr. Andrew Gutierrez about his recent article titled, "The Revised Order of Anointing: Practical Changes for Pastoral Ministry."
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Interview: Stability at the Heart of Culture
In this episode of Adoremus Interviews, we speak with Andrew Kaethler about his recent article titled, "Stability at the Heart of Culture: The Relevancy of the Benedictines and their Liturgical Life."
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Interview - On Desiring Communion
In this episode of Adoremus Interviews, we speak with Fr. Justin Kizewski about his recent article titled, "On Desiring Communion."
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Adoremus 2025 | A Year in Review
This week we speak with Dr. Michael Brummond about the highlights of the year including his new role at the bulletin!
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Interview - On Being Read by a Great Text: The Liturgy and the Liberal Arts
On this episode of Adoremus Interviews, we speak with Austin Walker about his recent article titled, "On Being Read by a Great Text: The Liturgy and the Liberal Arts."
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Interview - “Is Any Among You Sick?”—The Recipient of the Anointing of the Sick
In the episode of Adoremus Interviews, we speak with Dr. Owen Vyner about his recent article titled, "'Is Any Among You Sick?'—The Recipient of the Anointing of the Sick."
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Interview - For All the Saints: A Living Rhythm of Sanctity in the Church’s Liturgy
In this episode we speak with Fr. Ryan Rojo about his recent article titled, "For All the Saints: A Living Rhythm of Sanctity in the Church’s Liturgy."
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Adoremus Out Loud -- For All the Saints: A Living Rhythm of Sanctity in the Church’s Liturgy
The Solemnity of All Saints is right around the corner—and Father Ryan Rojo shows how this feast highlights the souls in heaven as a living liturgical link to the pilgrim Church on earth.
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Adoremus Out Loud -- The Jewish Roots of the Catholic Altar: The Altar of Incense (Part III)
In this final article on how the three Jewish Temple altars prefigure the Catholic altar, Brant Pitre examines the Altar of Incense: where there’s liturgical smoke, there’s Catholic faith on fire.
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Adoremus Out Loud -- Sixty Minutes in the Liturgical Escape Room: Decoding Desiderio Desideravi’s “stupor” and “mysterium”
Benedictine Father Eusebius Martis proposes that understanding sacramental mystery begins with an escape—not from something but to something—a true sense of liturgical wonder.
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Adoremus Out Loud--Wheat, Wine, and the Word: Essentials of the Eucharist
Following the example of Christ, the Church has always used bread and wine with water to celebrate the Lord’s Supper. The words of the Savior, by which He instituted this sacrament, are the form of this sacrament; for the priest speaking in the person of Christ effects this sacrament. From these...
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Interview - A Familiar Conversation: How to Find a Home for Prayer in Marriage
In this episode we speak with Caroline Smyczek about here recent article titled, "A Familiar Conversation: How to Find a Home for Prayer in Marriage,"
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Adoremus Out Loud--Anointed and Sealed: Clarifying the Conferral of Confirmation
The sign of the Sacrament of Confirmation has not, historically, been defined as precisely as that of Baptism. Consequently, theological manuals spoke with less agreement and, overall, less certainty concerning this second sacrament of initiation. Moreover, some points on which past authors...
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Interview -- The Canonical Form of Marriage: Pastoral Aid to the Marital Vocation
In this Adoremus Interview, we speak with Monsignor Robert Dempsey on his recent article titled, "The Canonical Form of Marriage: Pastoral Aid to the Marital Vocation."
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Adoremus Out Loud--The Jewish Roots of the Catholic Altar: The Golden Table (Part II)
One of the three altars in the Jewish Temple to prefigure the Catholic altar, the Golden Table, received bread and wine for sacrifice. Sound familiar? Brant Pitre explains it all.
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Adoremus Out Loud--The Canonical Form of Marriage: Pastoral Aid to the Marital Vocation
Msgr. Robert J. Dempsey studies the sacrament of marriage’s canonical development—including why the Church’s public witness is necessary whenever bride and groom say, “I do.”
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Adoremus Out Loud--A Familiar Conversation: How to Find a Home for Prayer in Marriage
When two become one, so should their prayer life. Caroline Smyczek provides three important steps all Catholic newlyweds should take to place prayer at the heart of their marriage.
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Adoremus Out Loud--Fundamentals of Sacramental Validity—and a Deep Plunge into the Form and Matter of Baptism (Part I)
It depends on the sacrament, of course, but the short answer is everything—and Aaron Sanders goes to the heart of the matter (and form) in this first of a seven-part series on the sacraments.
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Interview--The Pelagians Go to Mass
In this Adoremus Interview, we speak with Andrew Chronister, who discusses his recent article titled, "Liturgy, Pelagianism, and Attentiveness to God's Grace."
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Interview--The Bedrock Council for the Liturgy: Nicaea at 1,700
On this episode of Adoremus Interviews, we speak with Fr. Daniel Eusterman about his recent article titled, "The Bedrock Council for the Liturgy: Nicaea at 1,700."
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Adoremus Out Loud--The Bedrock Council for the Liturgy: Nicaea at 1,700
The Council of Nicaea, says Father Daniel Eusterman, not only defined Christ’s divinity but also brought foundational unity to the liturgy. Not bad for a council celebrating 1,700 years.
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Adoremus Out Loud--Liturgy, Pelagianism, and Attentiveness to God’s Grace
Fostering fruitful devotion to the Mass is in no way a DIY project! We need a specialist—and his name is God. So, writes Andrew Chronister, let’s get out of the way and let him do his job.
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Adoremus provides sound resources to promote a more reverent, beautiful, and holy celebration of the Mass and other forms of worship.
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