Adoration?

[Jerome22]

Are there any guideines set out by the Magisterium that all dioceses’ follow for having Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament? Or is it up to the diocese and/or the parish? Thank you!

 

[SuscipeMeDomine]

I think what you’re looking for is this document on Holy Communion and worship of the Eucharist outside Mass: ewtn.com/library/CURIA/CDWSACRA.htm

 

[Elizium23]

The Magisterium is a teaching body of the Church that instructs the faithful on matters of faith and morals. It does not concern itself with liturgical law. However, liturgy is governed by the same people, the bishops, just serving in a different role, that of legislation and discipline. Liturgy is regulated mostly by the Holy See and in some matters it is delegated to the regional episcopal conferences, or local ordinaries.

 

[PacoG]

The Magisterium is a teaching body of the Church that instructs the faithful on matters of faith and morals. It does not concern itself with liturgical law. However, liturgy is governed by the same people, the bishops, just serving in a different role, that of legislation and discipline. Liturgy is regulated mostly by the Holy See and in some matters it is delegated to the regional episcopal conferences, or local ordinaries.

I was thinking the same thing. Someone needed to clarify the correct use of the term “Magisterium.” It is so overused and misused on these boards.

 

[Jerome22]

The Magisterium is a teaching body of the Church that instructs the faithful on matters of faith and morals. It does not concern itself with liturgical law. However, liturgy is governed by the same people, the bishops, just serving in a different role, that of legislation and discipline. Liturgy is regulated mostly by the Holy See and in some matters it is delegated to the regional episcopal conferences, or local ordinaries.

Thank you for clarifying that.