April 2001 Table of Contents

Buried Treasure - Sacred Music in the Twentieth Century Liturgical Reform
by Susan Benofy
Part II of a new series on Church music in the 20th Century liturgical reform, the effort to recover Gregorian Chant and encourage active participation by the congregation through music.

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Theodore Marier, Gregorian Chant Expert Dies | "American Adaptations" of new Mass rules proposed | Canonist claims genuflecting is against Church law

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