

S4 Episode 12 | Sacram Liturgiam
Dec 13, 2019
Dive into a lively discussion about Pope Paul VI's Sacrum Liturgiam and its implications following the Second Vatican Council. The hosts tackle liturgical changes, including the removal of the hour of Prime, addressing modern priestly demands and the role of vernacular language in worship. They clarify the significance of adding water to wine during the Offertory and explore sacramental intention within the Eucharist. Enjoy their camaraderie as they debunk misconceptions and emphasize the importance of liturgical education.
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Liturgy As Foretaste Of Heaven
- Paul VI frames liturgical reform as making the Church imitators of the heavenly Zion and emphasizes eschatology.
- The sacred liturgy's aim is to glorify God and sanctify humanity through Christ's priestly office.
First Post‑Conciliar Implementation
- Sacrum Liturgium is the first practical post-Conciliar document applying Sacrosanctum Concilium's principles.
- Paul VI prioritized immediate, faithful implementation rather than radical novelty.
Study Before You Reform
- Bishops, priests, and those in charge must study Sacrosanctum Concilium thoroughly before implementing reforms.
- Understanding should directly guide liturgical changes and pastoral practice.