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blackrobe
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Wow. Not nearly as astounding, but one day recently at a TLM I was puzzled to hear a sort of “surround sound” effect from the choir. Looking around, I discovered in the pew behind me a child of about three or four singing along with the chant and polyphony and doing a good job of it too.
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Vigis
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Wow! He sure would make a good pope.
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Tim_c
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I thought I was smart when I was 7!
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stbruno
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I think my favorite part of this whole story was the reply his parents gave about their son who is indeed remarkable.
Maybe they could teach the rest of us…Catholic parenting skills.
They certainly have been very good “seed planters” in their son’s Catholic upbringing.
Here’s their response: "his mother said simply, being Catholic “is a way of life for him.”
“We try to incorporate faith in everything we do, but we’ve always tried to do it so it’s fun,” said his dad. “It’s about associating one with the other to make it part of everyday life. That’s what it should be.”
Maybe they could teach the rest of us…Catholic parenting skills.
They certainly have been very good “seed planters” in their son’s Catholic upbringing.
Here’s their response: "his mother said simply, being Catholic “is a way of life for him.”
“We try to incorporate faith in everything we do, but we’ve always tried to do it so it’s fun,” said his dad. “It’s about associating one with the other to make it part of everyday life. That’s what it should be.”
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