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May 12, 2007 · Now, there is a new ideology today which tends to dominate humanity — secularization — which in its extreme form is atheistic and materialistic. This ideology in some of its milder forms at times seems to have adherents even among good Catholics. It seeks to marginalize faith and the Church from public life.
Feb 23, 2007 · Archbishop Malcom Ranjith: What I wished to insist on in those interviews was that the post-conciliar reform of the liturgy has not been able to achieve the expected goals of spiritual and...
Edward Pentin VaticanMay 4, 2022. VATICAN CITY — In an extensive video interview with the Register, Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith welcomed Pope Francis’ reform of the Roman Curia, said the German Church’s Synodal Path is unacceptable, and sounded the alarm for his native Sri Lanka currently facing a devastating economic crisis and allegations ...
Aug 24, 2016 · As a response to Malcolm Cardinal Ranjith’s statement that “We will never endorse the ideology of secularising Sri Lanka,” Fr. Iddamalgoda said that such cannot be assumed as the official position of the church, but a mere personal view.
Jun 12, 2009 · Only time will tell whether Ranjith will rise to the challenge his new post poses, and become a true peacemaker, binding up the wounds caused by a long civil war, as well as continuing to be a supporter of reverence and decorum in the Church's liturgy, as desired by Pope Benedict.
Feb 24, 2009 · Shawn Tribe. The following address of Archbishop Malcolm Ranjith, secretary of the Congregation for Divine Worship, which was presented at the Gateway Liturgical Conference in St. Louis in November 2008 is now available off of the website of Adoremus: Toward an Ars Celebrandi in Liturgy. The piece itself is quite lengthy, so just a few highlights:
Aug 24, 2008 · UPDATE. I have now translated the entire interview: Die Tagespost: Asia is considered in Europe as the continent of contemplation, mysticism and spiritual depth. What can the Universal Church learn from the Church in Asia? Msgr. Ranjith: The Universal Church can learn much from the Church in Asia.
