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Daily Archives: 19 May 2012
White Semifinal 2
Let’s vote on the other white bracket semifinalists: An NPM top-25 best known as an art song rather than in the older form of plainsong with the full text, Sacris Solemniis. The final two strophes begin at 3:04 in this … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Dance, Liturgical Music
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RDCA II, 18-19: Adaptations
Let’s look briefly at the possibility of liturgical adaptations. Some are within the competence of the national conference: 18. The conferences of bishops may adapt this rite, as required, to the character of each region, but in such a way … Continue reading
GDC 278: “Catechesis in educational pastoral work”
The last post on coordination of catechesis: 278. Pastoral care offered by a particular Church in the area of education should establish a necessary co-ordination between the different loci in which education in the faith takes place. It is extremely … Continue reading