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Honestly? This is what the USCCB is talking about?

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“Christian tradition, both Eastern and Western, has from antiquity been acutely aware that #hymns and other songs are among the most significant forces in shaping – or misshaping – the religious and theological sensibility of the faithful.” #doctrine catholicnewsagency.com/news/all-are-w

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Because it would be terrible if people singing “All are welcome” got the crazy idea that all are welcome.

11:00 PM · Dec 11, 2020

Well, first they would have to make a lot of changes. So that, in fact, all would be welcome.

Exactly.