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Daily Archives: 1 March 2018
VNO 39: For Chastity
This Mass “For Chastity” is a new one since 1998/2002; no Lectionary readings are assigned to it. No proper antiphons are given in the Missal. The only clues we have for liturgy preparation are with the prayers for Mass. And … Continue reading
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Aparecida 355: Varied Dimensions of Life in Christ
Jesus is described as a friend. This is one of the dimensions of the Christian life. Alas, some believer, never tap into the image, the possibilities. 355. Jesus Christ is fullness of life that elevates the human condition to divine … Continue reading
Gig and/or Ministry
I was alerted to a discussion point among church musicians, namely the appropriateness of referring to a job or an engagement for hire as a “gig.” I have used this term in reference to church music. I cannot recall ever … Continue reading
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