It should be near where the lighter or other items that use lighter jacks plug in if you don’t have a lighter in the car. Both outlets are usually nearby. So you could plug in a phone charger and an MP3 player close together.thank you–i will have to check the manual…because it’s not obvious on the dashboard (where the cd player/radio is), like i thought it might be.
Beethoven? Probably not. I have a DVD of Jean Paul II celebrating Mass in St. Peter’s back in the 80s. Belin Philharmonic - Mozart’s Coronation Mass. I understand that St. Agnes in Minneapolis/St. Paul regularly uses Haydn and Mozart Masses.
Wrong!
My parish used parts of Beethoven Mass in C Minor for 9:30 Christmas Mass (EF) and used it two more times before Jan 1 for the OF Mass.I love the cover alone! I might have to check that cd out–thank you jeannette.
I suppose she has a point. But at least they don’t swear in their songs or anything.lol–that’s funny (your mom’s quote)My most recently bought CD… was Letters to the President by Hawk Nelson. It’s great. They’re a Christian punk/rock sort of band and they’re fun to listen to. Although whenever I play their CD my mom says “Ah, this is the Christian band whose songs don’t really have anything to do with Christianity, isn’t it?”
Do you like Relient K? They are a Christian punk band that is originally from nearby where I live. They are from Canton, Ohio, which is only about an hour from Cleveland. I saw them play at a club about 6 years ago. I didn’t even know who they were. My friends and I just decided to go on a whim. There were some other bands, but nobody else I remember.My most recently bought CD… was Letters to the President by Hawk Nelson. It’s great. They’re a Christian punk/rock sort of band and they’re fun to listen to. Although whenever I play their CD my mom says “Ah, this is the Christian band whose songs don’t really have anything to do with Christianity, isn’t it?”
Yes - I love Relient K! I’ve never seen them live though. You’re lucky
I haven’t (as I don’t have an ipod), but my brother has. He doesn’t download songs off the internet at all. He just buys CDs and then puts them on his ipod. It seems to work well for him.
I do that all the time. My DW bought me an iPod for Christmas last year and I’ve put almost all my CD’s on it and I *still *have room. I even download podcasts of Catholic Answers, Kresta in the Afternoon, Light of the East, and many, many, others.
I asked this question, because there is a thread on how some group of lawyers is going to put together a lawsuit if you buy a cd, and then download some songs or all of the songs onto your ipod. So, if I buy a cd, I am now being told how to listen to something I purchased? Are they going to come into my homr and examine my harddrive to see if I have songs from PURCHASED CD’s on my harddrive? Honestly, what some lawyers will try to contrive to make a buck.
The CD I am talking about are the Clancy Brothers Irish music CDs. We love them! When my littlest sister was a baby the only thing that would keep her from crying
in the car was listening to the Clancy Brothers.
We listened to them so much we have all the songs memorized. Some of them are crude so we skip over them, but most are really nice. It is kind of funny hearing little kids sing drinking songs, but they are harmless and fun. 
I’ve been a country music fan for years and first saw Garth when he was an opening act for Kenny Rogers. As editor for a country music publication, I was granted press passes when Garth was really big - not just to one of his concerts but to a special press conference promoting his Christmas album years back whose proceeds went to Feed the Children.