Now the question arises: if the church so highly exalts and promotes Gregorian chant, even establishing it as the sine qua non to which liturgical composers should have vigilant recourse, is there an effective way of making it more appreciable to faithful around the Catholic world? In my estimation the principal need for believers is to practice Christian virtue, the immediate end in Christan living. Humility and docility towards the church's rich patrimony, therefore, would certainly be the first avenue for people to learn to appreciate chant. Another would be to accept the church's definitive teaching regarding its own proper music. And something still encountered--remnants of the 1960s zeitgeist that all but extirpated Gregorian chant for its being a stifling, stale repertoire of undecipherable monkish droning--needs to die its well-deserved and inevitable death.