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Pagina 161
In all civilized societies , temples , churches and other places of worship are built
, and religious songs are heard . ... A temple , or a church , or a chapel can
assume any conceivable form , provided only it includes an altar and a pulpit ...
In all civilized societies , temples , churches and other places of worship are built
, and religious songs are heard . ... A temple , or a church , or a chapel can
assume any conceivable form , provided only it includes an altar and a pulpit ...
Pagina 165
To forbid them would be to run counter to an ancient tradition established in the
Church to nourish the piety of the faithful . It is hard to see what , even today , the
Church might add to that part of her teaching . On this point , as always , Thomas
...
To forbid them would be to run counter to an ancient tradition established in the
Church to nourish the piety of the faithful . It is hard to see what , even today , the
Church might add to that part of her teaching . On this point , as always , Thomas
...
Pagina 174
How can he put music in place and keep it where it belongs , that is , how can he
keep church music in churches and keep all music that is not church music out of
them ? The problem seems simple enough , but it is not , because its answer ...
How can he put music in place and keep it where it belongs , that is , how can he
keep church music in churches and keep all music that is not church music out of
them ? The problem seems simple enough , but it is not , because its answer ...
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