“Here we find good advice, good taste, joyful patience, and realistic hope. A powerful little book on a most important subject.”
— DOM XAVIER PERRIN
OSB, Abbot of Quarr Abbey
“With a vitality of style matching his theological ambition to re-enchant Catholic worship, Dwight Longenecker educates, instructs, and inspires.”
— R. R. RENO
Editor, First Things
“Fr. Dwight Longenecker demonstrates a profound grasp of the difficulties often found in contemporary Catholic worship. The writing is a rare and welcome fusion of profound love of the liturgy and deep compassion for the faithful.”
— W. WINSTON ELLIOTT III
Publisher of The Imaginative Conservative
“I highly recommend Letters on Liturgy. Fr. Longenecker charitably corrects modern errors, excesses, and distortions, while offering also practical advice on how to restore greater reverence and recover lost traditions.”
— REV. MSGR CHARLES POPE
Pastor of Holy Comforter St. Cyprian Catholic Church
“Father Longenecker persuasively shows us that to re-enchant the liturgy is to re-enchant the world, and thereby make our ancient Faith new.”
— MAGGIE GALLAGHER
Benedict XVI Institute
“Letters on Liturgy reminds us that beautiful liturgy brings us ever closer to ultimate realities, at the heart of which is the Logos Himself.”
— SAMUEL GREGG
Acton Institute
“As one who loves the Extraordinary Form of the Mass, I welcome the insights of pastors, such as Fr. Longenecker, who celebrate the Ordinary Form with reverence, and with canonical, theological, and aesthetic sensibility.”
— JOSEPH PEARCE
editor of the St. Austin Review
Fr. Dwight Longenecker was raised in an Evangelical home and was ordained as a priest in the Church of England. In 2006 he and his family returned to his native USA where he was ordained as a Catholic priest under the Pastoral Provision for married convert clergy. He is author of over twenty books, a blogger, podcaster, and popular speaker nationwide, and serves as Pastor of Our Lady of the Rosary Church in Greenville, South Carolina.