keyboard theologians: Liturgical Awesomeness

The following link is to a lecture which was recently given at Catholic Univ. of America by Rev. Jeremy Driscoll, OSB. Fr. Driscoll teaches at Mt. Angel Seminary in Oregon and also at San Anselmo in Rome. He is also the author of the excellent book What Happens at Mass.

He speaks about a very interesting subject: logike latreia (Romans 12:1, commonly translated as 'spiritual worship', but the same words are found in Eucharistic prayers East and West as 'reasonable worship')

http://trs.cua.edu/news/events/quasten-award.cfm

(The audio is bad for the first minute or two of Fr. Driscoll's lecture, but you don't miss anything substantial)

Meet the KBT

Though Austin Scott no longer blogs at KBT, this blog exists due to his friendship with Dan Lower, when they discovered they had Christ and other things in common as MegaZeuxers.

Dan Lower is a class of 2009 graduate from U of P. He crossed the Tiber from Free Methodism to Roman Catholicism in 2010, and writes on things as they cross his scattered mind.

Mike Schmitz is a graduate student in Liturgical/Sacramental Theology at the Catholic University of America. He's been Roman Catholic all his life, but is always interested in the Eastern Orthodox take on things.

Paul Senz (ridiculous photo needed) is a recent graduate of U of P, double-majoring in Music and Theology. Paul hails from the tiny Catholic hamlet of Verboort, Oregon, and will pursue graduate studies in Historical Theology spring of 2012. The administrator of this blog will leave up this note: PAUL SHOULD BLOG SOMETHING, until he blogs at least a paragraph of theology.

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Liturgical Awesomeness

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