A Beautiful Lenten Hymn • “How It Sounds”
People were asking how it sounds…so here’s a live recording from last week.
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People were asking how it sounds…so here’s a live recording from last week.
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Two of our authors offer thoughts about the meaning of the liturgy within the context of our daily lives.

How ironic that this is being hosted by the Martin Luther University!
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Hurry up! — Download this video before it gets deleted again!
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Don’t just play the organ. Pray the organ.
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Five reasons keeping Holy Saturday in the morning is a good idea.
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I would not want a gift if it came from somebody who thought he had to give it to me.

Can you say “yes” to these seven questions?

Whoever accompanies this piece on the organ did something—in my humble opinion—very clever!
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What if we take medieval music pedagogy seriously? Do its methods have anything to offer us today?

I recently conducted an experiment…with surprising results.
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If an ex-clarinetist can do it, you can do it—and the benefits far outweigh the effort involved.
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Like so many of the inaudible prayers of the Mass, this short statement is rich in significance.
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Bishops have broad freedom to determine what adaptations may be necessary in 2021.
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Also provided: an organ accompaniment for “Jam Christe Sol Justitiae” (an ancient Catholic hymn for Lent).
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