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You Can’t Post Those Words from the Bible

The proprietary status of the Scripture is becoming a problem for parishes that are wanting to broadcast text during liturgy rather than have everyone hold missalettes (which are expensive).

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You Can’t Post Those Words from the Bible

Pennies From Heaven

We’ve had a great response to the Colloquium scholarship fund challenge I issued about a week ago. We were able to raise the $1050, and then some

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Pennies From Heaven

Venite Adoremus Dominum

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A couple of low-resolution but nonetheless highly-edifying images from tonight’s Papal Vespers.

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Venite Adoremus Dominum

Venite Adoremus Dominum

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A couple of low-resolution but nonetheless highly-edifying images from tonight’s Papal Vespers. The worship booklet is here

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Venite Adoremus Dominum

Venite Adoremus Dominum

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A couple of low-resolution but nonetheless highly-edifying images from tonight’s Papal Vespers. The worship booklet is here.

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Venite Adoremus Dominum

Venite Adoremus Dominum

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A couple of low-resolution but nonetheless highly-edifying images from tonight’s Papal Vespers.

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Venite Adoremus Dominum

Hymn Tune Introits for 20th and 21st Sundays OT

O God our shelter, turn your gaze To look on your anointed’s face.

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Hymn Tune Introits for 20th and 21st Sundays OT

"Coming Home"

…Anyone who’s ever arrived back from a retreat filled with a zeal for sainthood, resolutions of charity and kindness, daily Mass attendance, etc. knows how easy it is to find yourself right back where you started. A colloquium can engender the same discouragement – so many things to do, so much music to be revived and presented to generations that have never heard it, so many ways in which one’s own choir could shine brighter. But then you bump into the old reality…

Mary Jane Ballou’s thoughtful consideration of ways to integrate the Colloquium experience into daily life.

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"Coming Home"

Chant Before and After the Solesmes Revolution


Chant Before and After the Solesmes Revolution

It is fascinating to look through this

1908 book Gregorian Chant for Teacher, Choir, and School

. Look at the method, the even-handed approach to the Ratisbon edition, and especially the typesetting.

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