Catechism Of The Catholic Church Audio

Catechism Of The Catholic Church Audio

Greetings: My attempt here is to assist all Catholics with what is written in official liturgical documents about music in worship. As your Director of Music, it is my duty and responsibility to guide our parish music ministry with these guidelines. It is not about what I like or even prefer as music or musical style. It is about what is good for the culture of our assembly, our faith, our theology and our Church universal.
The document, Sing to the Lord, is our present guidance from our U.S. Bishops (USCCB). Sing to the Lord presents a more comprehensive description of the ministers of music than the previous document, Music in Catholic Worship, did. Thirty-five years of pastoral practice have shown just how vital the musician is to good liturgical celebrations. This document expands on and develops the rationale for choirs, who were often neglected during the rush to liturgical reform. This section restates the roles of the psalmist and cantor as described in other documents (e.g., the General Instruction of the Roman Missal and the introduction to the Lectionary). It also mentions—for the first time in an official document—the director of music ministries, an important overseer of liturgical music in every parish.
For more information and to read reviews of this document, simply 'google' it.
For additional information and conversation, bring up your thoughts during the week.
 --Ron
Fr Guy de Gaynesford’s audio commentary on the whole of the full version of the Catechism 
Fr Guy began this initiative during the Year of Faith of Pope Benedict XVI. The series is not yet complete and we will add more talks as they become available. We encourage you to read the relevant section in the Catechism as you listen.

Greetings: My attempt here is to assist all Catholics with what is written in official liturgical documents about music in worship. As your Director of Music, it is my duty and responsibility to guide our parish music ministry with these guidelines. It is not about what I like or even prefer as music or musical style. It is about what is good for the culture of our assembly, our faith, our theology and our Church universal.
The document, Sing to the Lord, is our present guidance from our U.S. Bishops (USCCB). Sing to the Lord presents a more comprehensive description of the ministers of music than the previous document, Music in Catholic Worship, did. Thirty-five years of pastoral practice have shown just how vital the musician is to good liturgical celebrations. This document expands on and develops the rationale for choirs, who were often neglected during the rush to liturgical reform. This section restates the roles of the psalmist and cantor as described in other documents (e.g., the General Instruction of the Roman Missal and the introduction to the Lectionary). It also mentions—for the first time in an official document—the director of music ministries, an important overseer of liturgical music in every parish.
For more information and to read reviews of this document, simply 'google' it.
For additional information and conversation, bring up your thoughts during the week.
 --Ron
Fr Guy de Gaynesford’s audio commentary on the whole of the full version of the Catechism 
Fr Guy began this initiative during the Year of Faith of Pope Benedict XVI. The series is not yet complete and we will add more talks as they become available. We encourage you to read the relevant section in the Catechism as you listen.
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