Volume 9 (2005)
Numbers One, Two, and Three
Transitions in the Society for Catholic Liturgy and in the editorship of Antiphon required the conflation of material from 2003 and 2004 into a single volume, Volume Eight. The current volume, Volume Nine, continues without interruption the numbering of the series. Thus Volume Nine bears the date 2005, rather than 2004, 2004/2005, or any other combination. This decision should cause the least amount of inconvenience to librarians, cataloguers, and private collectors.
–Antiphon 9:1, p. 4.
Editorials
Neil J. Roy, “Changes at Antiphon“
Neil J. Roy, “Habemus Papam! The Inauguration of a Pontificate”
Neil J. Roy, “‘Sacraments of Initiation’: SCL Conference Report 2005”
Guidelines
Editors, “Guidelines for Contributions to Antiphon“
Addresses
Cardinal Francis Arinze, “Active Participation in the Sacred Liturgy”
Bruce E. Harbert, “The Roman Rite and the English Language”
Thomas Gordon Smith, “Architecture and Active Participation”
Robert F. Slesinski, “Christian Initiation According to Nicholas Kabisilas: An Eastern Perspective on the Holy Mysteries of Baptism, Chrismation, and the Eucharist”
Pastoralia
Peter J. Elliott, “My Body, Given Up for You”
Stella Maria Jeffrey, “Christian Initiation: A Pastoral Perspective on Restored Order”
Essays
Michael P. Foley, “The Sacramental Topography of the Confessions“
John Joy, “The Outpouring of the Holy Spirit in the Catholic Charismatic Renewal: Theological Interpretation of the Experience”
Daniel G. Van Slyke, “Sacramentum in Ancient Non-Christian Authors”
Liam G. Walsh, O.P., “The Holy Spirit in the Sacraments of Initiation”
Robert Fastiggi, “The Sacraments, Obedience, and Ecclesial Communion”
Translation
Michael Heintz, “Gregory of Elvira On Noah’s Ark“
Commentary
Timothy V. Vaverek, “The Future of the Society for Catholic Liturgy: Observations on Associate Membership and the Revised Statement of Principles”
Book and Music Reviews
Sister Mary Judith, Square Notes: A Workbook in Gregorian Chant, revised edition and A Benedictine Monk, The Beginner’s Book of Chant Reviewed by Samuel F. Weber, O.S.B.
Richard Proulx, conductor, Sublime Chant: the Art of Gregorian, Ambrosian and Gallican Chant Dean Applegate, director, O lux beatissima Bernard Lorber, director, The Liturgical Year in Gregorian Chant, 8 vols. Reviewed by Samuel F. Weber, O.S.B.
Alcuin Reid, The Organic Development of the Liturgy Reviewed by Samuel F. Weber, O.S.B.
Attila Mikloshazy, Benedicamus Domino! The Theological Foundations of the Liturgical Renewal Reviewed by Edward Peters
Michael R. Prendergast, editor, Full, Conscious and Active Participation: Celebrating Twenty-Five Years of Today’s Liturgy Reviewed by Lauren Pristas
Miscellania Liturgica Catalana XII Reviewed by Michael Carlin
William E. Phipps, Clerical Celibacy: The Heritage Reviewed by Peter M. J. Stravinskas
Martin Klockener and Benedikt Kranemann, editors, Liturgiereformen. Historische Studien zu einem bleibenden Grundzug des christlichen Gottesdienstes Reviewed by Alcuin Volker Schachenmayr, O.Cist.
E. C. Whitaker, editor, Documents of the Baptismal Liturgy Reviewed by Michael Heintz
David Torevell, Losing the Sacred: Ritual, Modernity and Liturgical Reform Reviewed by Edward Peters
Ruth Rees, The Rosary in Space and Time Reviewed by Giles R. Dimock, O.P.
Joseph Jennings, director, Mysteria: Gregorian Chants Reviewed by Samuel F. Weber, O.S.B.
Augustine Thompson, Cities of God: The Religion of the Italian Communes, 1125-1325 Reviewed by Michael Carlin
Uwe Michael Lang, Turning Towards the Lord: Orientation in Liturgical Prayer Reviewed by Brian Van Hove, S.J.
Mark and Louise Zwick, The Catholic Worker Movement: Intellectual and Spiritual Origins Reviewed by John E. McCormick
Laszlo Dobszay, The Bugnini-Liturgy and the Reform of the Reform Reviewed by John E. McCormick
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