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The continuation of our multi-part series on the
new translation of the Roman Missal, the Mass we will be celebrating beginning XI-27-11. In this installment, we touch on the
Bishops' permission to use some of the new translation early, plus
breaking down changes in the
Credo,
Orate Frates,
Preface Dialogue, and
Sanctus. Links include memos from the Archdioceses of
Boston,
New York, and
Cincinnati, regarding early use of the new translation and recommended musical settings.
We also side-step to
Mass in "Ubbi-Dubbi" language (Remember the children's TV show
Zoom?), and
"Freeze Pops versus cigarettes!"
Don't Do This at Church
Commercials (the usual three, scattered within the show)
In What We Have Done, and In What We're Going to Do (returning segment): Music we did for the
Twenty-First Sunday of Ordinary Time, and will be doing for the
Twenty-Second Sunday of Ordinary Time.
Hymnody in Inflationary Language: Shamus O'Reilly inflates (a la the late great
Victor Borge)
Christ Is Made the Sure Foundation
Music:
1.
Christ Is Made the Sure Foundation (tune:
Westminster Abbey)
2.
Panis Angelicus (written by
Cesar Franck)
3.
O Jesus, Joy of Loving Hearts (tune:
Wareham)
4.
Fugli gives us his rendition of
Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence, courtesy of
Music Alley
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