Liturgical Professional: Norms and Worship Practice

根据礼仪宪法Sacrosanctum Concilium (SC)，只有教宗和主教可以随意增加、删除或改变礼仪中的任何内容。然而，经验现实表明，在当地社区不一定能观察到这一点。该研究项目调查了受教会委托主持礼仪庆典的专业人员如何将规范规范应用于礼仪，以及他们为什么会偏离这些规范。项目想要显示是否，如果是，使用了什么选项，是否，如果是，添加了什么，修改或偏差，特别是如何解释规范，哪些动机和见解决定了行动。由于他们都是专业人士，本研究假设这些演员能够合理而可信地解释他们的行为。他们如何做到这一点，将通过引导访谈的定性实证设计进行研究。因此，采访了来自四个德国教区的约100名从事礼仪服务的专业人员（男女）。然后通过应用扎根理论和适当的软件对访谈进行分析。对礼仪概念接受的研究，对于理解梵蒂冈第二届大公会议礼仪改革的影响，是一项创新性的基础性贡献。

According to the liturgical constitution Sacrosanctum Concilium (SC) only the pope and the bishops are allowed to add, remove or change anything in the Liturgy at will. However, the empirical reality shows that this is not necessarily observed in the local communities. The research project investigates how professionals with a church mandate to chair liturgical celebrations apply normative specifications to the liturgy and why they make deviations from these norms. The project wants to show whether, and if so what options are used and whether, and if so what additions, modifications or deviations are made, particularly how the specifications are interpreted and which motives and insights determine the action. Since they are all professionals, the study assumes that the actors are able to explain their practice reasonably and plausibly. How they do this will be researched with a qualitative-empirical design that works with guided interviews. Thus, about 100 professionals from four German dioceses (women and men) who perform liturgical services are interviewed. The interviews are then analyzed by applying the Grounded Theory and the appropriate software. The research of the reception of liturgical concepts is an innovative fundamental contribution for the understanding of the impact of the liturgical reform of the Second Vatican Council.