Title: Horizontally focused
Product review: That Wilkes includes both an entry for Chicago's Old St. Pat's, a veritable showcase of bizarre, 70's-style liturgical abuses, and a reflection on liturgical dance, an innovation absolutely prohibited from celebrations of the Western/Latin rite (see "Notitiae" 11 [1975] 202-205, Congregation for the Sacraments and Divine Worship), should give you some indication of the ideological thread that runs through this book. The parishes highlighted here are precisely the sort of horizontally-focused places that prompted Pope Benedict's pending and much-needed "reform of the reform."
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