Here's a question for those out there in Catholic blogdom - was my initial post on strumming and clanging too judgmental? I can't really determine if the music impedes proper reception of the Eucharist. I think music that is more reverrant is appropriate for the Mass. Should we recieve the Eucharist in a quiet and comtemplative manner? Sometimes the Communion songs just seem to serve as happy fun sonic wallpaper for the congregation.
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May 5, 2002 11:13 PM
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