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Dom Alcuin Reid is monk of the Monastre Saint-Benot in the diocese of Frjus-Toulon, France. He is an internationally renowned liturgical scholar and the international coordinator of the Sacra Liturgia initiatives. His work has been published in at least eight languages.
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The Organic Development of the Liturgy: The Principles of Liturgical Reform and Their Relation to the Twentieth-Century… (2004) 147 Exemplare
Looking Again at the Question of the Liturgy With Cardinal Ratzinger: Proceedings of the July 2001 Fontgombault… (2003) 37 Exemplare
T&T Clark companion to liturgy. 1 Exemplar
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A Bitter Trial: Evelyn Waugh and John Cardinal Heenan on the Liturgical Changes (1996) — Herausgeber — 58 Exemplare
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Although that is one possible way of reading the record, especially if one has a rather ultramontaine approach to papal and more generally Roman authority, it would be just as possible, even for someone who sees the Missal 1970 as a gross overreaction, to see the history of the suppression of significant reforms put forward between 1600 and 1930 or so as a holding back of a growing pressure which might have been expected to result in overreaction once the dam broke - that is, that the model presented, even viewed from a conservative point of view, is a bad one.
There is the further problem that, if one does accept Reid's arguments, there is no good way forward - the degrees of incremental change which he views as acceptable could not be harnessed to undo the changes made under Paul VI in any significant way. As a critique of the changes made after the Council, then, this would be a dead end even if accepted.
Nevertheless, this is worth reading for its details, though it should be qualified by other liturgiology as far as the conclusions to be drawn go.… (mehr)