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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.

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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
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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.
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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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