Liturgical Music Redux:  Bad Songs

Liturgical Music Redux: Bad Songs

You know, I think this blog is really good for me, because I get things off my chest here and then I don’t have to rant about them in real life anymore.  And I also think that’s why (aside from getting busy with the start of school) I lost steam on my...
Old-Fashioned Homeschooling

Old-Fashioned Homeschooling

It sounds like a misnomer, doesn’t it?  I mean, homeschooling is kind of radical and newfangled, right?  It wasn’t so long ago that those who wanted to do it had to fight the state and everyone thought their kids were, well, weird.  I wanted to homeschool...
Liturgical Music V:  Performance Issues

Liturgical Music V: Performance Issues

So I had to say it some time.  It’s not always the song’s fault.  The songs don’t pick themselves.  They don’t perform themselves. No, I am not going to criticize individual choir members.  Not only would that be ugly, I don’t have the...
Liturgical Music and Inclusive Language

Liturgical Music and Inclusive Language

When I was a freshman at Georgetown, Father von Arx, a history professor, handed back my first paper marked with the following:  “May I suggest you try using inclusive language?”  Now, I didn’t have the slightest idea what he meant by that, and I...
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