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Mood Music
Mode, tempo, instrumentation. They make the difference between a piece of music that breathes and has life and one that qualifies as a dirge. I was looking over my Advent/Christmas repertoire some months ago, thinking of some addition of plainchant–something … Continue reading
Aparecida 305-306: Parishes At Worship and Devoted To Mission
More on the importance of the parish community, Pope Benedict is quoted about Sunday Mass: 305. Hence, community formation must especially be cultivated in the parish. Through various celebrations and initiatives, primarily with the Sunday Eucharist, which is the “the … Continue reading