Reflections & Writings – Re-Imagining Worship

Praying from Below: Looking to our Roots

by Janay Salcedo-Kinsey How are we to pray from below? We must look back to our roots, to our indigenous

I saw God and she is a black Jamaican woman from Lowe River and her name is Kelly Mendes.

Whenever someone touches our lives, we change. Yes, I was touched, deeply touched. Touched by people with me as they

This experience brought me new reflections regarding liturgy in the Church and also in social movements. A liturgy with feet

Modibo leaning on Silvia’s shoulder John – or the disciple whom Jesus loved – leaning on Jesus’ shoulder at the

by Christópher Abreu Rosario This is a reflection on the prayer “The Valley of Dry Bones.” At first glance, this

by Christópher Abreu Rosario This is a reflection on the prayer “How Dare You.” What a powerful responsive prayer. The

by Christópher Abreu Rosario This is a reflection on the prayer “Evil One.” This prayer is bold. The reciter speaks

Writing and working on liturgies in the context of what came to be called Europe’s current migration crisis is not

Liturgical Liberation Theology in Manila A note on the workshop of Re-imaging worship as acts of defiance and alternatives in