Permission Needed to Replace the Propers?—(5 of 7)
The practical end of formal approval.
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The practical end of formal approval.

“Devout people are the ones who will be most disturbed by the new liturgy.” —Pope Paul VI (11/26/1969)

The “Gloria in excelsis” is not said from Septuagesima Sunday until Easter, except on Holy Thursday, Holy Saturday, & some special feasts.

How modernism effects music and babies. And how UNICEF is like the Catholic Church.

When the GIRM says “four options”, they really mean four preferences…

“Tacit approval” alone isn’t getting the job done. It is abdicating authority to composers and publishers, pastors and liturgists.

“Condition choirs so that you have to tell them only once.”

It would not be wrong to say that the entire video revolves around Sacred music.

The book is 1,479 pages. The monastery of Solesmes certainly had a staggering output!

In order to preserve Sacred Music, a treasure and an essential part of the Church, education is very important.

“They were trapped and could do nothing but grin and bear it.”

Last Sunday, I stuck a recording device in my pocket.

The current GIRM never mentions “tacit” approval.

“For decades there were virtually no musical settings for the Propers in English.” —Susan Benofy

A beautiful photograph from Saint Peter’s Basilica on 25 February 1906.
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