The bleeding of the Catholic Church in Canada and, in particular, Quebec continues. An utter tragedy and a disgrace. The curse of the "Quiet Revolution," the "bloodless," Christ-hating, tradition-hating Marxist revolution in Quebec continues.
As you now doubt, I am deeply involved in church music. As Director of Music, I have built a choir of 12 and developed a training program for them, even though we come from miles apart. Our sacred music program over the Advent and Christmastide features classic chant hymnody and polyphony by Palestrina, Victoria, Handl, Charpentier, Witt, Gibbons and others as well as medieval folk carols. Our community has grown from about 40 after the lockdown insanity to almost 200 today. Do the math. We have babies galore, so many young families. We would have 16 altar "boys" except we lost 2 in September to a Catholic College in Eastern Ontario. More? How about 2 former young men, a Master of Ceremonies and the one he trained, both now ordained priests and one more in seminary!
Bishops of Canada! Here me well. The power to fix this lay in your hands!
3 comments:
God bless you for your work David!
The bishops of Canada just keep doing the same thing over and over again and the results are abysmal!
Most dioceses are only able to function because they have foreign priests. Most have ZERO vocations.
But hey let’s keep doing the same thing over and over again and keep pushing the traditional faithful off to the side.
If these guys headed companies they would all be fired!
Merry Christmas David! I was saddened by this news because I was taught by the Ursulines in high school and was planning to visit them in Quebec. There wasn’t any mention of this on their website. Do you have any more information about the closing? Is it just the chapel and do you know when this is supposed to happen? I know there are very few Ursulines left but they still a priest and a place to worship. My former classmates and I would like to know.
And a blessed Christmas to you and thank you for stopping by and reading. Unfortunately, I know nothing else about what’s going on here. I imagine the building would be preserved. Quebec does seem to respect its churches from historical architectural point of view. How sad.
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