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I'll either find a way or make one
"If you're not a thorn in somebody's side, you aren't doing Christianity right." Mother Angelica
"Ignorance is no excuse when we have neglected to learn what we are obliged to
know."St. Ambrose
"The persistence of Mary about the dangers which threaten the Church is a divine warning against the suicide of altering the Faith, in Her liturgy, Her theology and Her soul." Pope Pius XII
"Who is going to save our Church? Not our bishops, not our priests and religious. It is up to you, the people. You have the minds, the eyes, the ears to save the Church. Your mission is to see that your priests act like priests, your bishops, like bishops, and your religious act like religious.” Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, before the Knights of Columbus, June of 1972.
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Alexander says: I enjoy reading this blog: A Thorn in the Pew.
It is now on my list. You need to enjoy it to, or be anathema.eagleknight says: I bet you like the altar turned with the priest's back to us, only latin at Mass, all gays are going to hell, - you make the church such a court not the supper of the Lord.
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6 comments:
That is some genius satire.
It IS satire, right?
Seriously, that's hilarious.
I salute the author.
It is serious. The writer is a composer of modern Catholic hymns.
That is so (no, Ma. No more cursing.) utterly (good girl) ridiculous.
It looks like something written on SOV2 Faith Community.
It would be knee-slapping hilarious and witty and clever IF THE AUTHOR WERE NOT SERIOUS.
I could excuse the staggering ignorance of a typical Joe railing against chant and the use of Latin as "dusty", but for a MUSIC DIRECTOR to do so is just pathetic.
That entire article is sad, and shows the glaring ineptitude and ignorance which infected the Church in recent decades with regards to liturgical music.
Even if I lived in the basement of this church, I would drive somewhere else for Mass.
That sort of theological and musical childishness ALWAYS carries over to the rest of the liturgy. It's like a disease.
Singing hymns in church is NOT just 'singing a song.' It's a form of worship, and when someone sings about "Mother God" or "Gather Us In, the gay and the straight ones", it's no different than a priest preaching heresy from the pulpit during his homily.
In a typical post-concilar Mass, we will receive approximately 15 minutes total of theology and doctrinal instruction through music, sometimes much more.
I don't sit through 15 minutes of heresy during a movie in the theater - I'll get up and walk out - and I'm sure as heck not going to do it on Sunday at Mass.
I apologize profusely for this rant.
:(
Rant is okay. It is hard to believe someone with such disdain for church history truly loves our faith. I think that is the bitter pill. I was fed so much "American music" as a child that it made me despise the 70's schmucky stuff today. How can you compare Janis Joplin to Motzart? What the stink is that?
Dude, I think his parish is near you....
Okay. I'm better now.
Yep, looks like it's in one of Chicago's many suburbs.
Of course.
(Off-topic, why do all liberal hippies use Macs?)
;)
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