Fr. Uwe Michael Lang discusses the history and significance of veneration of the Eucharist, including its roots in early Christian worship, the importance of gestures of reverence, and the organic development of communion on the tongue. He also explores the practice of displaying the Eucharist in Renaissance churches and the profound relationship with God through Eucharistic adoration as exemplified by saints.

Fr. Uwe Michael Lang, a liturgical historian and priest of the Oratory of St. Philip Neri in London, shares insights from his book, A Short History of the Roman Mass. He discusses the origins and development of the Roman Rite, emphasizing the value of ad orientem worship. The conversation critiques liturgical antiquarianism and the importance of reverence for tradition in modern practices. Fr. Lang contrasts the traditional Latin Mass with the Novus Ordo, urging listeners to appreciate the theological depth of worship and foster charity in discussions about liturgical reform.

Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P. talks with Fr. Uwe Michael Lang about the veneration of the Eucharist. They discuss Eucharistic life and tradition, the controversy and resurgence of Eucharistic adoration, the transformative power of making a visit to church, and provide recommendations for further reading on adoration. Additionally, they analyze books on the Roman Rite and discuss the importance of a comprehensive approach to studying the liturgy.