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Quick Questions Should we hold our hands up while praying at Mass?
Quick Questions Where does the "Holy, holy, holy" prayer come from?
Video What is the "GIRM" and Why is it Important?
Quick Questions Are eulogies proper for funerals?
Quick Questions In our parish, during the Lord’s Prayer, we hold hands. I have heard that this is not an acceptable practice. Can you please tell me what is and where I can find answers to similar questions?
Quick Questions Should we refrain from holding hands during the Our Father?
Magazine Articles Vatican Corrects Controversial Translation
Quick Questions May the congregation pray "Through him, with him, and in him" with the priest?
Magazine Articles Bad Poetry, Bad Theology
Quick Questions May we join the priest in praying the Eucharistic Prayer?
Quick Questions Is music allowed during the eucharistic prayer?
Quick Questions What are Mass cards?
Quick Questions At Mass, why do we pray in the third person instead of addressing our pleas and praises directly to God?
Quick Questions Should we be praying "Through him, with him, in him..." aloud with the priest?
Quick Questions Is standing during the Eucharistic Prayer the norm around the world?
Quick Questions Is it required that the bodily remains or cremains be present at a Catholic funeral?
Quick Questions Does this prayer suggest a New Age mentality?
Radio Shows Why Liturgy? 10/17/2011 7pm ET
Quick Questions Why does the Offertory Prayer seem to imply that the sacrifice of the Mass only symbolizes Christ? It sounds heretical.
Quick Questions Is kneeling a "construct of feudal relations" from the Byzantine court?

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