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Daily Archives: 29 May 2009
Apology for an Anthem
Crunchy con Rod Dreher and his Texas confreres don’t get to many hockey games, do they? Richardson (Texas) school district officials issued an apology this week, after receiving complaints that a choir sang the Mexican national anthem at a school … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Politics
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RCIA 61-64: Liturgy of the Word
Did you know that there are assigned Lectionary readings for the Rite of Acceptance? They are not used too often, but liturgical tradition would seem to indicate they could be used when the Rite of Acceptance takes place on a … Continue reading
Posted in post-conciliar liturgy documents, RCIA, Rites
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