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Sacred Music Vs. Secular Music In The Mass


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[quote name='Socrates' timestamp='1308335867' post='2255158']
Your accom dates faces.
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lulz...

Posted

[quote name='Socrates' timestamp='1308335320' post='2255149']
Your mom's accomdating.
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She is accomdating. She's the most accomdating person I've ever met. Thank you for noticing.

AudreyGrace
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[quote name='Cam42' timestamp='1308337234' post='2255166']
She is accomdating. She's the most accomdating person I've ever met. Thank you for noticing.
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well played.

Ash Wednesday
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I'm just pretty proud of myself for having started a thread that ended up having an epiglottis and esophagus posted in it. That is pretty fly.

Vincent Vega
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[quote name='Cam42' timestamp='1308329117' post='2255084']
I like Kazoos. I think they are fun, but the question is this...can they be rendered apt, by the Church's defintion? If so...I'll start a kazoo band with you for next Easter.
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No membranophones have ever been used to celebrate the Holy Mass, at least in our Latin Rite.

Nihil Obstat
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[quote name='USAirwaysIHS' timestamp='1308342343' post='2255245']
No membranophones have ever been used to celebrate the Holy Mass, at least in our Latin Rite.
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I hate having to say it, but I bet if you looked hard enough you'd find a kazoo somewhere in a children's Mass.

Vincent Vega
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[quote name='Nihil Obstat' timestamp='1308342599' post='2255250']
I hate having to say it, but I bet if you looked hard enough you'd find a kazoo somewhere in a children's Mass.
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Okay, [i]traditionally[/i], membranophones are used to celebrate the Mass in our Latin Rite.

Nihil Obstat
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[quote name='USAirwaysIHS' timestamp='1308342989' post='2255264']
Okay, [i]traditionally[/i], membranophones are used to celebrate the Mass in our Latin Rite.
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:like3: Best. Argument. Ever.

Vincent Vega
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[quote name='Nihil Obstat' timestamp='1308343037' post='2255265']
:like3: Best. Argument. Ever.
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:like:

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[quote name='Ash Wednesday' timestamp='1308340989' post='2255223']
I'm just pretty proud of myself for having started a thread that ended up having an epiglottis and esophagus posted in it. That is pretty fly.
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Noel's Angel told me I couldn't end I love you with an epiglottis....because I love you is a final statement.....

But that wasn't on this thread, was it?

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[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9_nXlvY6Io[/media]

This would make a great communion meditation....as the eucharistic ministers are handing out communion to the People of God.

I love this song.

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[quote name='AudreyGrace' timestamp='1308339805' post='2255208']
well played.
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Your face is well played.

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[quote name='Socrates' timestamp='1308364842' post='2255443']
Your face is well played.
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I love her fache.

Laudate_Dominum
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The sacred music man rules.

Noel's angel
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[quote name='Cam42' timestamp='1308343279' post='2255273']
Noel's Angel told me I couldn't end I love you with an epiglottis....because I love you is a final statement.....

But that wasn't on this thread, was it?
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Erm? Goodness, there must be another me out there I don't know about.

Posted

[quote name='Noel's angel' timestamp='1308404284' post='2255536']
Erm? Goodness, there must be another me out there I don't know about.
[/quote]

I love the other you as well...

Posted

[quote name='Laudate_Dominum' timestamp='1308403273' post='2255530']
The sacred music man rules.
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The sacred music man rules.
Kings rule.
Therefore sacred music man must be a king.

I love kings.

Don't you love logic...it's sooo....I don't know....logical...

I love love....yay!!!

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[quote name='Cam42' timestamp='1308346015' post='2255320']
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9_nXlvY6Io[/media]

This would make a great communion meditation....as the eucharistic ministers are handing out communion to the People of God.

I love this song.
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Yes, I believe it would also be a beautiful opportunity for the Community of the People of God, as they feel the Love (because, after all, whenever anyone feels the Love, they feel Jesus!) to meditate upon the life of the tune's composer, Sir Elton John, martyr for Gay Rights, and how he felt the Love in his own special way. (Sure, those bureaucrats in Rome haven't formally declared it, and he's still alive, but the Sense of the Faithful tells us Elton is a martyr nonetheless, because of all the Social Sin of Homophobia out there, especially within the Institutional Church.) After receiving the Bread and Wine from the EMs, they can all pause and pray for Sir Elton's intercession, that he might help us all better feel the Love in our own lives.

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[quote name='Socrates' timestamp='1308421741' post='2255625']
Yes, I believe it would also be a beautiful opportunity for the Community of the People of God, as they feel the Love (because, after all, whenever anyone feels the Love, they feel Jesus!) to meditate upon the life of the tune's composer, Sir Elton John, martyr for Gay Rights, and how he felt the Love in his own special way. (Sure, those bureaucrats in Rome haven't formally declared it, and he's still alive, but the Sense of the Faithful tells us Elton is a martyr nonetheless, because of all the Social Sin of Homophobia out there, especially within the Institutional Church.) After receiving the Bread and Wine from the EMs, they can all pause and pray for Sir Elton's intercession, that he might help us all better feel the Love in our own lives.
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THIS.

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