James MacMillan's "Tu es Petrus"

News from Nowhere 6

In my latest "News from Nowhere" column for Latin Liturgy, I track the discussion about the "reform of the reform" that followed from this blogpost: Thomas Kocik, "Reforming the Irreformable?", New Liturgical Movement.

I cite the following texts:

Fr Kocik's book, The Reform of the Reform?;

his paper "The 'Reform of the Reform' in Broad Context", Usus Antiquior 3.2 (July 2012), 102-14;

Hugh Somerville-Knapman, "The Lament of a Liturgical Loner", Dominus mihi adjutor;

Mark Daniel Kirby, "Let Nothing be Preferred to the Work of God", Vultus Christi;

the same blogger's "Home from the Liturgical Thirty Years War";

Cardinal Ratzinger's letter to Heinz-Lothar Barth in 2003;

Bishop Peter J. Elliott, "Reform of the Reform - Not Impossible", New Liturgical Movement;

Christopher Smith, "Is the Reform of the Reform Dead?", Chant Café;

Richard G. Cipolla, "The End of the 'Reform of the Reform'", Rorate Caeli;

Peter Kwasniewski, "Clarifications on the Reform of the Reform Controversy", New Liturgical Movement;

Joseph Shaw, "The Death of the Reform of the Reform?" Part I, LMS Chairman's Blog, and Part II, Part III, Part IV and Part V.

The incomparable Divna Lyuboyevich and her choir Melodi

Hutsul Carol

Nesciens mater (Bittering)