The potential for A.I. to compose everything from new chants to choral works to congregational song creates its own labyrinthine network of questions.
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The potential for A.I. to compose everything from new chants to choral works to congregational song creates its own labyrinthine network of questions.
Read moreI, for example, often struggle not to be a Closet Monophysite.
Read moreEvery voice—from the smallest creature to the greatest of galaxies, will be lifted up in praise of the God of Jesus Christ.
Read more“A treasure trove of insights which flow from the author’s work on this book…an important and exemplary…partner in formation with the Lectionary and the liturgical year.”
Read moreMy own spiritual upbringing was filled with a number of versions of the Hera-Zeus chess match, only played out by Jesus (angry judge) and Mary (merciful referee).
Read moreYes, the weekly song of the assembly needs a connection to the lections of the day. […] No, we cannot sing just anything at Mass.
Read more“The basic dynamics of AA meetings are set forth as those which could be utilized by Christian communities to encourage and continue to promote healthy community and interpersonal relationships.”
Read moreIf we truly believe that the Eucharist is the source and summit, and our spiritual food for the work of discipleship, then we should not be putting obstacles in the way of people receiving it.
Read moreI felt somewhat glad on behalf of the various Roman Catholics I’d encountered (in person or on social media) who had absolutely no idea that this eucharistic revival was underway, much less what it was, who may have endured similar situations.
Read moreI firmly believe that the Holy Spirit does not like silos—their walls or containments—and has, from the day described in Acts, desired that peoples come to know each other in the wind of Her wings.
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