[NorthMountain]

their aesthetic tastes differ from that of the Conciliar generations.

One should not assume that the "conciliar generations" liked the "Glory and Praise" songbook. Back in the 1970s when this wretched "music" was unleashed upon an innocent and unsuspecting world, I and other youngish men and teenage boys made (often bawdy) parodies of them. Doing such with traditional hymns was unthinkable. You just don't parody Tantum ergo ....

[Dr. Sivana]

I and other youngish men and teenage boys made (often bawdy) parodies of them.

I went to Christendom, and we did that sometimes. One I still remember:

God is in the son that arms the earth
God is in a mother giving birth
God is in the birds that sing
God is in Everything!

Added verses by J.B. and C.G.:
God is in a Far East Buddhist Temple
God is in a young teenager's pimple
God is in Hell, St. Augustine says so
God is in Edgar Allen Poe


One of the writers is now a monastery priest at Le Barroux