iheartjp2 Posted June 24, 2005 Posted June 24, 2005 I was reading over my last post and I noticed something, so I'd like to clear that up so that there's no confustion, and from that proceeding a post about it. I didn't become Catholic just to stop being Pentecostal. I became Catholic because I knew that Catholicism was the truth and that I should become one. My wording might throw people off, so just setting the record straight.
iheartjp2 Posted June 24, 2005 Posted June 24, 2005 I'm posting this 2 let u guys that I won't be able to post anything until Sunday night because I'm off 2 Gethsemane, KY 4 a retreat in about an hour. I'll get back to any replies that there may be, though. God bless Mary intercede
Brother Adam Posted June 24, 2005 Posted June 24, 2005 It depends on what you mean on P&W. Traditional hymns were once very modern hymns in the Church. I don't see anything wrong with using modern hymns today which are in the P&W movement as one day, 300 years from now, they will be very traditional hymns and Traditionalists will be pitching a fit for their use. Just as traditional hymns moved people back in the day, so to now P&W hymns may move people into greater intimacy with Jesus during the mass. [quote name='jezic' date='Jun 23 2005, 09:13 PM']that is the worst time. The only time P&W should be is before or after Mass. You just received Jesus. That takes some serious thought and thanksgiving. Bad time for praise and worship. It would be a good time for a reflective hymn and there are some really beautiful and meaningfull ones. Then Praise and Worship can come later. I am not against it, i just think it should be used outside of the Mass. [right][snapback]621103[/snapback][/right] [/quote]
jezic Posted June 24, 2005 Posted June 24, 2005 there are some that are fit for it yes, i don't mean those. They are reflective and not big/dancy/flashy. They help us understand the reality of truth and are a good way to engage the mind into a more total degree of worship. (hymns like this are fine and should be encouraged by all means) i didn't not mean the speaking was not real earlier, i just advised caution. The Church teaches the same idea i was trying to portray. Part of my response was from a reaction to an earlier thread.
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