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Stage makeup at Mass

May 14, 2013 · Filed Under: conducting, liturgy, singing, writing ·

If I were better at marketing myself, or at least at branding my blog, I would just do one thing, and write about that. Do the people who visit the blog because they want to read about singing and performing get disgusted with all this God Stuff? Or do the liturgists who came here forContinue reading >>

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Seven Reasons I Love Being Catholic

March 1, 2013 · Filed Under: family, history, liturgy, music, religion ·

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Would that I were a papal scholar and could write a brilliant post on the sede vacante. Instead, I’ll stick with the Catholic theme and tell you a few of the reasons I love being Catholic 1. My family I had thought about titling this “seven reasons I am a Catholic”, but realized the followingContinue reading >>

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Moving the cantor

February 6, 2013 · Filed Under: family, liturgy, singing ·

Church has always mattered to me. I don’t know what it was about it that attracted me as a kid: the people there, the activities after, the light through the stained glass, the booming of the organ. Even when I didn’t love it, I knew that it mattered to me. I literally can’t remember aContinue reading >>

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Staying open to grace, even when we don’t approve

January 30, 2013 · Filed Under: grace, liturgy, music, sacraments ·

There’s a priest who I often hear who has a liturgical style that, shall we say, does not suit me. When he randomly shouts out “The Lord be with You!” because he’s forgotten where we are in the mass, I often shake my head rather than respond. That’s pretty jerky, but I console myself byContinue reading >>

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When it’s an obligation

December 11, 2012 · Filed Under: faith, liturgical calendar, liturgy ·

In the wonderful world of the Catholic liturgical calendar, this past weekend was a big one: Immaculate Conception on Saturday, with observance of the Second Sunday of Advent beginning at sundown. Since Immaculate Conception is a day of obligation, Catholics were obliged to attend mass in the morning. In casual parlance, Saturday night wouldn’t “count”Continue reading >>

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