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    Singing is an essential aspect in the life of a Christian. It is both an art form and a form of prayer. Through singing, Christians can participate actively in worship and share the good news with others. Singing allows parts of our hearts to speak to God in a way that awakens our inner spirit and connects us to each other and to God.

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    Singing is an essential aspect in the life of a Christian. It is both an art form and a form of prayer. Through singing, Christians can participate actively in worship and share the good news with others. Singing allows parts of our hearts to speak to God in a way that awakens our inner spirit and connects us to each other and to God.

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    Cantare

    est. amantis

    Presented during the monthly fellowship meeting, Ministry of Liturgical Music, OLMHRP; June 11, 2017 17ooh
    Music
    essential
    As an

    Christian
    ASPECT IN THE LIFE OF A
    Music Art
    Form of prayer
    essential
    As an
    Effective way of
    sharing the

    Christian
    ASPECT IN THE LIFE OF A
    good news with
    other people
    Music
    Art

    Beauty and order


    Organized tones

    -Cantate Domino (Kanta Jaunari, Kantu Berria) J. Elberdin 1976


    Prayer
    Actuosa
    Participatio
    - Lausi tibi Christe TRACT on Lent . Manual for Gregorian Chants
    SingingPneuma Prayer

    Pneumatic Breath,
    Air Paghinga
    Activity and

    Wind
    Paghinga Prayer
    Respiration Air
    CharacteristiC
    of the
    LIVING
    Paghinga ay buhay
    Paghinga ay buhay Prayer
    Biological sense:

    Breathing
    (as a function
    of respiration)
    Paghinga ay buhay Prayer
    Supernatural Sense
    Ang Espiritu ng Diyos, ang hininga ng Diyos, ang Siyang nagbibigay ng
    buhay sa ating lahat. Hinihingahan ng Diyos na bukal ng buhay ang
    bawat tao upang magkaroon ng buhay.

    "The Spirit of God has made me, And the breath of


    the Almighty gives me life. Job 33:4
    You send forth Your Spirit, they are
    created; And You renew the face of the
    ground. Ps 104:30
    By participation in singing that we take
    in life and that we share also life.
    Music is made first of all to the Lord and only
    secondarily to each other.
    Music should communicate and express a
    sense of awe and wonder in the presence of
    God; it should lead our thoughts toward God
    rather than toward ourselves.
    After escaping from the Egyptians and crossing the
    Red Sea, the people of Israel sang a song to the Lord
    (Exod. 15).
    Singing was part of Israel's formal worship in both
    tabernacle and temple (1 Chron. 6:31-32, 16:42).
    Prayer is expressed in a more attracted
    of ways.

    The unity of hearts is more profoundly


    achieved by the union of voices.

    -Cantate Domino (Kanta Jaunari, Kantu Berria) J. Elberdin 1976


    -Cantate Domino (Kanta Jaunari, Kantu Berria) J. Elberdin 1976
    "over the centuries and the
    millennia music has always
    been used to give form to
    what cannot be expressed
    with words, because it
    arouses emotions otherwise
    difficult to communicate. It
    is, then, no coincidence that
    all civilisations have given
    importance and value to
    music in its various forms
    and expressions.
    "Music, great music distends
    the spirit,arouses profound
    emotions and almost
    naturally invites us to raise
    our minds and hearts to God
    in all situations of human
    existence, the joyful and the
    sad. Music can become
    prayer".
    Singing allows a part of our hearts to speak to
    God in a way that doesnt happen as we hear the
    spoken word.
    .awakens not only in the heart of each person
    but also in the collective heart of the body of
    Christ,

    connecting us to each other and to God in the


    deepest part of who we are.

    - Miserere Mei, Deus Ps 50 (Allegri, 1582 & Legge 2000)


    Singing not a mere mental exercise. God
    created us to communicate with the very
    depths of our spirit, and singing is a way we
    can accomplish this in a profound and
    meaningful way.

    - En La Paz (Prayer for Peace, David Haas)


    One cannot find
    anything more religious
    and more joyful in sacred
    celebrations than a
    whole congregation
    expressing its faith and
    devotion and song (MS
    16).
    When songs and
    music are signs of
    the Holy Spirits
    presence and action,
    they encourage, in a
    certain way,
    communion with the
    Triune God.
    - Pope St. John Paul II
    three characteristics of
    sacred music: it must
    possess holiness and beauty
    of form: from these two
    qualities a third will
    spontaneously arise
    universality
    Possess
    holiness

    - Gloria II (1424) Morales 1553 -


    - Tantum Ergo (Thomas Aquinas), Hymnalis in Honore Sancti Joseph
    Must possess beauty
    bonitate formarum

    - Angelus Domini, (Ave Maria) Franz Biebl 1985


    universality

    - The Lords Prayer, Stephens 1999


    Prayer has become music.
    - Auguste LeGuennant
    Quis cantat bis orat:
    - St. Augustine, DoC
    Challenge

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