Galleries of investidures or formation in diferents places of world

[awyers 31]

Sorry for continuing the hijack but I have another quick question Those posts talked about instruments but lets say you are singing an old classic like Hear I am Lord with the organ only. Is that ok or should the music be more traditional chant type music? I feel completely ignorant! I have never been to a mass except at OLAM where the music wasnt praise and worship or something a little more classic like Hear I am Lord. I have never ever heard chant type music at any of the 20+ churches I have been to in my general area I feel so deceived lol!

I dont know if I can work up the nerve to bring this up. I think that my pastor and the community are seriously liberal. The music is just the tip of the iceberg and I may need my pastor to write a letter for me when I enter Oh man zunshynn lets pray for eachother!!

[TheresaMF 0]

Just dropping in on the hijak . . .

For those of you concerned about the modern state of music at your parishes, check out Crisis Magazine's recent article, "[url="http://www.crisismagazine.com/julaug2006/tucker.htm"]How to Start Your Own Garage Schola.[/url]" This gives helpful tips about how you can actually introduce real sacred music to your parish, not just complain to your pastor. Also helpful in that regard would be the article "[url="http://www.crisismagazine.com/may2006/tucker.htm"]An Idiot’s Guide to Square Notes[/url]" about reading Gregorian chant.

Oh, and check out the author's website: [url="http://www.ceciliaschola.org/"]St. Cecelia Schola[/url]!!

Edited September 6, 2006 by TheresaMF

[brandelynmarie 1,812]

I am oh so checking out "An Idiot's Guide to Square Notes"!!!! Thanks!

Edited September 6, 2006 by brandelynmarie

[ruso 59]

It has finished the discursion girls?.
Alone I put some links to various congregations and we finish discussing on music.
Here I put some more, i will put more if you want.

Vietnam-USA
[url="http://lhcla.org/codes/index_frm.htm"]http://lhcla.org/codes/index_frm.htm[/url]

Daughers of charity- Africa (clirk in photos).
[url="http://www.hijascaridad.org/svicente/c_mision/centros/lobito_1.htm#p3"]http://www.hijascaridad.org/svicente/c_mis...lobito_1.htm#p3[/url]

Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus-USA
[url="http://www.ascjusvocations.org/Postulants"]http://www.ascjusvocations.org/Postulants[/url] Carrie & Colleen.htm
Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus-Brazil (Do not speak of music, please).
[url="http://ascj.com.br/apostolas-pr/galerias/galerias.htm"]http://ascj.com.br/apostolas-pr/galerias/galerias.htm[/url]

Discipules of Divine zeal-Korea(difficult see the images, but very cool)
[url="http://www.sisterspd.org/sub6.htm"]http://www.sisterspd.org/sub6.htm[/url]

[HeavenlyCalling 0]

The koren sisters habits a re so cool!!! I love the blue!!!

[zunshynn 161]

The vietnamese ones are awesome. It was hard to nagivate the korean one, but what I saw of it they look great. The brazilian ones were cool too. The african one didn't load for me though.

Where do you find these, Ruso?

[brandelynmarie 1,812]

Yes, how do you do it? Oh, to belong to Jesus as a nun!.....sometimes I feel like this...

Edited September 7, 2006 by brandelynmarie

[Veritas 0]

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Here's one of my international favourites (Italian Dominicans):
[url="http://www.suore.it/comunita.htm"]http://www.suore.it/comunita.htm[/url]

Here's another (Italian/French Dominicans):
[url="http://www.institute-christ-king.org/AdorersRoyalHeart.htm"]http://www.institute-christ-king.org/AdorersRoyalHeart.htm[/url]

[brandelynmarie 1,812]

The gallery of photos for the Italian Dominicans is really neat...It is neat to see how their habits changed over the decades....

[ruso 59]

Alone I carry me time to seek those of Poland, the remainder already I know them and the encounter very facil, told me that in Poland was as if the time stop in the 60 years,full seminars, massive entrances to the congregations, congregations that don't use the habit, they continue using in Poland, traditional uniforms for postulants, as i am curious seek on the internet.
Zunshynn, i bother me a little your comment, it of Africa (Angola) is a ceremony of entrance to postulancy, it represents the continuation of the Church by religious natives, they do not have material media for the ceremonies that have seen up to now of other congregations.
Those sisters missionaries, have endured decades in Angola with few media, in half of a bloody war.
The work missionary, along with the clausure, is the major degree of delivery to God. It said this by the religious that I know,
Veritas, i like my your links,
Came on with missionaries.
Dominics of Anunciata, Spain-Africa(clirk in photos)
[url="http://www.dominicos.org/mdroser/es_historia1.htm"]http://www.dominicos.org/mdroser/es_historia1.htm[/url]

I have thought a lot if to put this, verify because, but the galeria of novices of clausure and that of missionaries is great.
[url="http://www.annaboye.com/mujeresdeiglesia.htm"]http://www.annaboye.com/mujeresdeiglesia.htm[/url]

Males
Franciscans, Chile
[url="http://franciscanosbaron.8m.com/photo.html"]http://franciscanosbaron.8m.com/photo.html[/url]

Dominics, Colombia-Hongkong
[url="http://www.opcolombia.org/formandos/noviciado/anuario.html"]http://www.opcolombia.org/formandos/noviciado/anuario.html[/url]
[url="http://www.holyrosaryprovince.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=146&Itemid=2&lang=es"]http://www.holyrosaryprovince.org/index.ph...d=2&lang=es[/url]

Institute incarnate word, Peru
[url="http://www.ive.org/pag_res.asp?id=288"]http://www.ive.org/pag_res.asp?id=288[/url]

[Veritas 0]

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Sorry, y'all. Sisters Adorers... are not Dominican, they're Benedictine. I don't know what I was thinking.

[zunshynn 161]

[quote name='ruso' post='1059717' date='Sep 9 2006, 01:34 PM']
Zunshynn, i bother me a little your comment, it of Africa (Angola) is a ceremony of entrance to postulancy, it represents the continuation of the Church by religious natives, they do not have material media for the ceremonies that have seen up to now of other congregations.
Those sisters missionaries, have endured decades in Angola with few media, in half of a bloody war.
The work missionary, along with the clausure, is the major degree of delivery to God. It said this by the religious that I know,
[/quote]

I'm confused as to what bothered you... All I said was that the page for the African one didn't load for me, not that there was anything wrong with it or them. I guess we're just not understanding eachother. But I really meant no harm...

Edited September 10, 2006 by zunshynn

[ruso 59]

[quote name='zunshynn' post='1059962' date='Sep 10 2006, 04:44 AM']
I'm confused as to what bothered you... All I said was that the page for the African one didn't load for me, not that there was anything wrong with it or them. I guess we're just not understanding eachother. But I really meant no harm...
[/quote]
Don't worry.

[ruso 59]

[quote name='zunshynn' post='1059962' date='Sep 10 2006, 04:44 AM']
I'm confused as to what bothered you... All I said was that the page for the African one didn't load for me, not that there was anything wrong with it or them. I guess we're just not understanding eachother. But I really meant no harm...
[/quote]
Don't worry.

[brandelynmarie 1,812]

I enjoyed the Anna Boye slideshows...& was sorta freaked out by the women in collars..especially the one holding a baby at the altar...THEN I realized they are Anglicans!