WORSHIP - Worship. A Review Devoted to the Liturgical Apostolate - Volume XXXVIII

Q: What is WORSHIP and what is its focus?

WORSHIP is a review devoted to the liturgical apostolate, aiming to make religion learned meaningful through liturgical practice and themes connected to Scripture and moral dimensions.

Q: How does the publication describe the invitation for vocations?

It invites Catholic men and boys interested in monastic life as priests or brothers to write to the Director of Vocations at St. John’s Abbey, which offers Latin and related courses during the school year and a special summer course.

Q: What guidance does the issue give for making church vestments?

It emphasizes that ornamentation must follow the garment’s basic structure, with seams serving as the framework for decoration, and it warns against adding ornament that would impede folds or twist the garment out of natural line.

Sep 29, 2026

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WORSHIP is a Catholic periodical review devoted to the liturgical apostolate, presenting liturgy-focused purpose, publication information, and subscription/issue invitations. The issue includes messages about monastic vocations, guidance for church vestment decoration and garment construction, and a set of book listings with short descriptions and prices. It also highlights themes of worship, witness, and scriptural/theological reflections tied to liturgical practice.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryReligion & Spirituality

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Pages68

Reading Time2 h 51 min

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WORSHIP

Worship and liturgical apostolate overview

Vocation and monastic life invitation

Vestment-making guidance

Book listings and related topics

Publication and issue information

RAEDBURIEDCRUCIFIED # WORShiP < MARCH 1964 VOLUME XXXV111:1V "Let them prefer nothingwhatever to Christ,and mayHe lead us all to lifeeverlasting." # from St.Benedict's Rule for Monks Catholic men and boys interested in the monastic life as either priestsor Brothers—at home or in the foreign missions—are invited to writefor further information to: Director of Vocations,St.John's Abbey,Collegevile,Minnesota(USA) St.John's Abbey conducts beginning courses in Latin or both the highschool and college level during the regular school year,as well as aspecial course during the summer session. | HAND EMBROIDERED LINENS
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MARY MOORE | | --- | WORSHIP.A Review Devoted to the Liturgical Apostolate.Publishedat the Liturgical Press,Collegeville,Minnesota,by the Monks ofSt.John's Abbey.Founded in 1926 by REV.VIRGIL MICHEL,O.S.B,REV.GoDFREY DreKMANN,O.S.B.,Editor.REV.GERARD S.SLOYANand REV.EMERIC A.LAWRENCE,O.S.B.,Editors of Catechetics Section.MR.JOHN DWYER,Business Manager. Published with ecclesiastical approval.Subscription price:$4.00;two years, $7.00.Single_copy 40c.Agent for England:Duckett,London.Agent forIreland:C.T.S.Dublin.Published monthly except July and September.Sec-ond Class Postage paid at Collegeville,Minnesota and St.Paul,Minnesota. *1 Whew! You should have heard the reaction in the office when it wasannounced that the new periodical would be called WITNESS. "WITNESS,"they said."What kind of a name is that for aCatholic periodical?" We think it's an excellent name(and even our most vociferouscritics are beginning to see it our way).It sums up in a singleword the whole purpose of this new weekly. Remember when Our Lord told His followers:“You shall be Mywitnesses."It's precisely this injunction,which binds all of us,thatWITNESS will make meaningful for boys and girls in upper grades. And just as Christ placed no restrictions of time or place on Hisinjunction,so will our periodical show its readers how to be Christ'switnesses,not just in the classroom,the church,or the home,buteverywhere,and at all times. Would you like to see how this is accomplished?Would you liketo see how WITNESS bridges the barriers between religion learnedand religion lived?Would you like to see how it explores currentthemes in the liturgy,relates them to passages in Scripture,andmeasures the moral dimension of the news?Then fillout thecoupon and we'll send you enough copies of the April 12-18 andApril 19·25 issues to try out in your religion class.No charge,noobligation,of course. WITNESS begins regular weekly publication in fall.There'll be 28weekly issues during the school year.We hope your CCD pupilswill be among the subscribers. E 38 West Fift h Stre et,D a y t on,0hio 45402PLEASE SEND COPIES OF THE TWO ISSUES OF WITNESS FOR UPPER-GRADE PUPILS. THERE'S NO CHARGE.(enter No.) □ Yes,I like the name WITNESS. □ No,I can't say I like it.NAME_______ ADDRESS______ STATEZIPCODECITY____ __ ______ PROV.ZONE For the vestment-maker,decoration may never be an opportunity forcaprice or whim.Ornamentation must follow the basic structure of thegarment.It is obvious therefore,that the constructional seams arethe framework for decoration.Seams should be covered for sightlinessand for added strength and it has become tradition to super-imposericher materials on these structural lines.Braid,attached to the endsof the maniple and the stole,helps to keep them flat as well as to weighthem down a little for neatness.Ne

FAQs

What is WORSHIP and what is its focus?

WORSHIP is a review devoted to the liturgical apostolate, aiming to make religion learned meaningful through liturgical practice and themes connected to Scripture and moral dimensions.

How does the publication describe the invitation for vocations?

It invites Catholic men and boys interested in monastic life as priests or brothers to write to the Director of Vocations at St. John’s Abbey, which offers Latin and related courses during the school year and a special summer course.

What guidance does the issue give for making church vestments?

It emphasizes that ornamentation must follow the garment’s basic structure, with seams serving as the framework for decoration, and it warns against adding ornament that would impede folds or twist the garment out of natural line.

Sep 29, 2026

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