Have We Lost The Church Music Battle?
The traditional music still triumphs in one important area: parishes run by “no-nonsense” priests.
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The traditional music still triumphs in one important area: parishes run by “no-nonsense” priests.
“No other pew Missal has done such a beautiful job setting the Ordinary of the Mass.” — Fr. Alan M. Guanella
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“There can be no doubt that it will conduce very much to the devotion and decorum of extra-liturgical worship and popular services to have one common manual of Hymns, which at once offers a suitable variety and prevents the undesirable introduction of amateur efforts and unedifying novelties.”
“Leave it to the ignorant and stupid who judge by counting only the faults. I can be grateful, and so must you be, for even one note, one wonderful phrase.” — Pablo Casals
Does it seem strange that religious orders dedicated to serving the poor would also be rediscovering the traditional Latin Mass?
“The majesty of divine worship is not only disapproved by evil men, but defiled and held up to ridicule.” — Pope Gregory XVI
This book’s editor had the reputation of being a “walking encyclopedia” of American hymnology…
Finally getting through the Introductory Rites of the Nuptial Mass.
I wish somebody had explained this to me in 2005, when I began working for the Ordinary Form.
Two approaches to learning a little Latin language for praying with understanding.
When I observe our beautiful children, I realize that God is the True Artist.
When teaching your choir to hear the difference between “spread” vowels & proper choral vowels, use this example.
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