60 Years after the Constitution on the Liturgy: So Now What?

The Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy, also known as Sacrosanctum Concilium, was a pivotal document brought forth by the Second Vatican Council in 1963. This historic document made significant changes in the way we worship: emphasizing active participation, the use of vernacular languages, and the promotion of the role of the laity in liturgical celebrations. 60 years after the creation of this groundbreaking document, its impact continues to be felt across the global Catholic community. We will look at the implementation (and the lack of) the reforms outlined in Sacrosanctum Concilium, and where are we heading.