Getting Your Mass Setting Approved for Liturgical Use
  • It's a good idea to send your Mass setting that you composed to the USCCB for official approval for liturgical use. The process took about one week. It is worth taking this extra step.

    Three settings were just approved, Ostrowski, Rice, Bancks, plus the Bartlett Gloria (please finish the rest Adam!)
  • GavinGavin
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    I'm working on a l'homme armée Mass to send in. I cal it "Mass of Peace".
  • chonakchonak
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    Like.
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  • No outer space rights? I'm disappointed.
  • If I ever write a L'homme arme Mass it will be dedicated to St. Gabriel Possenti, (unofficial) patron of handgun users.