

S3 Episode 6 | Sacrosanctum Concilium 1-4
Oct 18, 2018
Dive into the foundational themes of liturgical reform with an engaging discussion on the significance of Vatican II's Sacrosanctum Concilium. Discover the delicate balance between tradition and modernity as the hosts explore the transformative nature of liturgy. Uncover the profound role of the Eucharist in the Church’s redemptive journey. Plus, enjoy insights into the contemplative power of repetitive prayers like the Jesus Prayer, enhancing our spiritual connections while reflecting on their historical context.
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Four Aims Drive Liturgy Reform
- Sacrosanctum Concilium lists four concrete aims that shape liturgical reform and priorities.
- These aims connect liturgy directly to evangelization, unity, and renewed Christian life.
Vernacular Helped Convert Scott Hahn
- Denis suggests vernacular liturgy helped converts like Scott Hahn encounter the faith.
- He notes overall church attendance challenges remain despite reforms.
Why Liturgy Was First
- The council deliberately put liturgy first because it most effectively accomplishes the council's aims.
- The liturgical movement had already prepared the theological and practical groundwork for reform.