Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

I have awaited the reaction of Jeffrey Tucker of the NLM on the adoption of the Revised Grail Psalter. He has posted a long article here voicing some serious misgivings . Please read this post. I suppose his entire set of concerns can be summarized in this paragraph: This of it: A private company using a legal monopoly to sell the Psalms we are mandated to sing at a profit and using the state to crack down on all who attempt to compete or give them away for free? The GIA and the USCCB are playing with fire here. The Reformation was prompted by injustices less egregious. All Catholics must stand up and insist that this must not be allowed to happen. If the Church is going to authorize the Revised Grail, access must be efficient and impartial in the only way it can be: the rights to the texts must be completely open access. Please read the entire article here .

The Recovering Choir Director >> ICEL responds, or not (more in the discussion with ICEL about copyright fees on downloads which adds to the NLM story) The Way of the Fathers >> Pressing for Details (olive 'press,' that is... sigh!)

The Recovering Choir Director >> The Angelic Doctor on Copyright (now this might be interesting...) FIRST THINGS: On the Square >> A Christian at the Movies (Anthony Sacramone) St. Peter Canisius Apostolate >> Praying the Rosary with Small Children The New Liturgical Movement >> NLM Interview with Dr. Alcuin Reid on Fr. Adrian Fortescue and the Upcoming New Edition of the Ceremonies The New Liturgical Movement >> St. Catherine's Trust at Arundel Castle

Standing on My Head >> Quo Vadis Canterbury ? (Fr. Longenecker posts a link to his article in Inside Catholic ; he will be moving on from Anglican discussions with this final story) Standing on My Head >> Atheism=Genocide The New Liturgical Movement >> The Misuse of Power and Copyright (Michael E. Lawrence)