A 1969 Quote Bugnini Wishes He Could Retract
“Hundreds of millions of Catholics can now pray to God in their own languages and not in meaningless sounds…” — Annibale Bugnini
Jesus said to them: “I have come into this world so that a sentence may fall upon it, that those who are blind should see, and those who see should become blind. If you were blind, you would not be guilty. It is because you protest, ‘We can see clearly,’ that you cannot be rid of your guilt.”
“Hundreds of millions of Catholics can now pray to God in their own languages and not in meaningless sounds…” — Annibale Bugnini
If you think that he did not care, as many prelates, about who and what was playing, you would be “hugely wrong.”
“The wonderful thing about Jesus and His teaching is that it is within the grasp of everyone.”
“A community is calling into question its very being when it suddenly declares its holiest and highest possession to be strictly forbidden … Can it be trusted any more about anything else?”
Not one shred of iconographical evidence contradicts the alb as being a priestly vestment.
Is the Trapp Family priest saying Mass “facing the people” in the 1930s?
“Great importance is to be attached to the teaching and practice of music in seminaries, in the novitiates and houses of study of religious of both sexes, and also in other Catholic institutions and schools. To impart this instruction, teachers are to be carefully trained and put in charge of the teaching of sacred music.”
All the things I love about the Colloquium experience are here in force: an extraordinary faculty, magnificent liturgies, good fellowship, etc.
Music is like a food that either makes us healthy or sick; indeed, it shapes our souls in its image.
How often do you see a whole bunch of bishops sitting around singing the Salve Regina?
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