The Liturgy and the Man on the Street
  • francis
    Posts: 11,052
    I recently purchased this book which is available as a PDF on the resources page of the musicasacra website. When I opened it up, this article fell out which belonged to the original owner, I suspect. It’s a clipping from perhaps a Catholic newspaper from Indiana, dated January 4, 1948.

    A fascinating little snapshot of history in the middle of the United States at that time.
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  • listopad3
    Posts: 9
    Is there an attachment?

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  • francis
    Posts: 11,052
    the article is in the attached files in the OP
  • rich_enough
    Posts: 1,062
    More fun in this vein - a whole book! (cue the newsreel voice): The Mass of the Future (Free registration required on archive.org)

    Shows that by the late '40s most of the '60s liturgy agenda - vernacularization, theme Masses, verus populum, etc. - was pretty firmly in place.
    Thanked by 1igneus
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