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Gemeinsam stark für die Liturgie: Die notwendige Zusammenarbeit im deutschen Sprachgebiet. (German)

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    • Alternate Title:
      Strong together for the liturgy: The necessary cooperation in the German-speaking area. (English)
    • Subject Terms:
      AUSTRIA; GERMANY
    • Abstract:
      The article describes the collaboration of the Liturgical Institutes in the German-speaking area, particularly in the liturgical renewal after the Second Vatican Council. The institutes were already established in Germany, Austria, and German-speaking Switzerland before the Council. In 1969, the "International Working Group of Liturgical Commissions in the German-speaking area" was launched to promote collaboration. The close cooperation led to the introduction of the German Missal in 1975. The role of Father Winfried Bachler OSB, the longtime director of the Austrian Liturgical Institute, is particularly emphasized. The collaboration between the institutes and their leaders, as well as the staff, is described as close and trusting, as liturgy is the only field in which collaboration among the bishops' conferences is indispensable. [Extracted from the article]
    • Abstract:
      The article focuses on the collaboration among German-speaking Liturgical Institutes, tracing their historical foundation post-Vatican II and their pivotal role in promoting liturgical renewal. It highlights the establishment of these institutes in Austria, Germany, and the German-speaking Switzerland region and emphasizes their collective effort in steering the liturgical movement through publications, meetings, and the creation of common liturgical books tailored to the German language area.
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