Secular music on Sunday

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John_Lazarus said:
Yes. Just not during Mass. 😃
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This reminds me of the school Mass we had in eighth grade when one of our teachers decided that we should sing John Lennon’s “Imagine” as the communion hymn. The objectionable parts were cut out or, at least I don’t remember singing them which is probably why I didn’t realize the meaning behind the song until late in life. Still, I cannot believe that they green-lighted that.
 
I’m personally against secular musics of any form. Whether you’re listening to it on Sunday or any other days of the week. Many people are not aware of dark demonic forces that are associated with secular musics and pop music industries. Their messages are very Anti-Christian. I really have a deep respect people who set aside modern culture for G-d. For instance, Catholic and Orthodox nuns and friars, religious Haredi Jews, and etc. My advice is that we, as Christians, should not listen to any form of pop music or whatsoever. Everything we do are to be for the glory of G-d, even musics should be for the glory of G-d. Modern secular pop music is everything against G-d. It’s about separating people from the church and promoting modern satanism. You can listen to some sort of like contemporary catholic music if you want to listen to some modern music.
 
Hoosier_Daddy said:
I’d bet that you would consider some music I enjoy to be “profane”.

Isn’t it really just about taste?
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I am currently listening to jazz right now while enjoying a bagel.

Some people call jazz the devil’s music.
 
There is no prohibition against it. That being said, listening to sacred music everyday of the week can be a good practice.
 
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