Calum Cille wrote: Are parish priests being waged to compose and publish literary material already?
By a commercial publisher? No, they are not. ... Please do not confuse being waged/salaried/employed with receiving legitimate royalty payments - which are small sums of money.
Do you seriously think I'm confusing those, presbyter?
JW wrote:Composing music isn't really part of a priest's job description.
If a priest has a job description, and if neither publishing literary material nor composing music are mentioned in the job description as being obligations, and if they are not activities that he receives income for, do they therefore constitute private activity for which he is entitled to request payment, just like any publisher?
Calum Cille wrote:Do you seriously think I'm confusing those, presbyter?
No but some people might.
Canon Law wrote:Can. 286 Clerics are prohibited from conducting business or trade personally or through others, for their own advantage or that of others, except with the permission of legitimate ecclesiastical authority.
Calum Cille wrote:Do you seriously think I'm confusing those, presbyter?
No but some people might.
Canon Law wrote:Can. 286 Clerics are prohibited from conducting business or trade personally or through others, for their own advantage or that of others, except with the permission of legitimate ecclesiastical authority.
Canon Law wrote:Can. 286 Clerics are prohibited from conducting business or trade personally or through others, for their own advantage or that of others, except with the permission of legitimate ecclesiastical authority.
So the permission of legitimate ecclesiastical authority is presumably fairly easy to come by, at least if you are a Jesuit writing a book.
I am informed that the subject work of this thread is in print and will be available to Summer School participants next Thursday (as one item in a new collection of music for the Mass). That's the SATB version. I understand that the version for Cantor and People will be appearing in two hymnal supplements soon.
Here is the full contents list of 'Glory to God'. The revised Coventry Glory to God is in the 'separate Glory to God settings' section towards the end.
A Parish Mass (Peter Jones) Kyrie, eleison Penitential Act with Invocations Glory to God Holy, Holy, Holy We proclaim your Death When we eat this Bread Save us, Saviour of the world Amen Lamb of God
Belmont Mass (Christopher Walker) Penitential Act with Invocations Glory to God Gospel Acclamation Lenten Gospel Acclamation Holy, Holy, Holy We proclaim your Death When we eat this Bread Save us, Saviour of the world Doxology and Amen The Lord’s Prayer Lamb of God
Mass of St Kenelm (Alan Smith) Kyrie, eleison Lord, have mercy Glory to God Holy, Holy, Holy We proclaim your Death When we eat this Bread Save us, Saviour of the world Amen Lamb of God
Mass of St Luke (Mike Stanley) Penitential Act Glory to God Gospel Acclamation Lenten Gospel Acclamation Holy, Holy, Holy We proclaim your Death When we eat this Bread Save us, Saviour of the world Doxology and Amen Lamb of God
Pershore Mass (Alan Smith) Lord, have mercy Glory to God Gospel Acclamation Holy, Holy, Holy We proclaim your Death When we eat this Bread. Save us, Saviour of the world Doxology and Amen Lamb of God
Sussex Mass (Stephen Dean) Penitential Act Glory to God 1 (through-composed) Glory to God II (refrain) Holy, Holy, Holy We proclaim your Death When we eat this Bread Save us, Saviour of the world Amen Lamb of God
The Aston Eucharist (Peter Jones) Holy, Holy, Holy We proclaim your Death When we eat this Bread Save us, Saviour of the world Amen
Brandon Acclamations (Stephen Dean) Holy, Holy, Holy We proclaim your Death When we eat this Bread Save us, Saviour of the world Doxology and Amen
Earlsbury Acclamations (Peter Jones) Holy, Holy, Holy We proclaim your Death When we eat this Bread Save us, Saviour of the world Amen
In Pace Acclamations (Christopher Walker) Holy, Holy, Holy We proclaim your Death When we eat this Bread Save us, Saviour of the world Doxology and Amen
St Chad’s Acclamations (Peter Jones) Holy, Holy, Holy We proclaim your Death When we eat this Bread. Save us, Saviour of the world Doxology and Amen
Spring Sanctus (Martin Barry) Holy, Holy, Holy We proclaim your Death When we eat this Bread Save us, Saviour of the world Doxology and Amen
St Clare Acclamations (Nick Baty) Holy, Holy, Holy We proclaim your Death When we eat this Bread Save us, Saviour of the world Doxology and Amen Doxology and Amen (Missal chant)
Warrington Acclamations (Nick Baty) Holy, Holy, Holy We proclaim your Death When we eat this Bread Save us, Saviour of the world Doxology and Amen
Lord, have mercy (Peter Jones) Lord, have mercy (Alan Smith)
Glory to God (Peter Jones) Glory to God (David Saint) Glory to God (Peter Roberts)
Aston Gospel Acclamation (Peter Jones) Aston Lenten Gospel Acclamation (Peter Jones) Festal Gospel Acclamation (Alan Smith) Gospel Acclamation (Peter Jones) Resurrection Gospel Acclamation (Stephen Dean) Saint Agatha Alleluia (Martin Barry)
Aston Lamb of God (Peter Jones) In Pace Lamb of God (Christopher Walker) Lamb of God (Martin Barry) Lamb of God (Peter Jones) St Joseph’s Lamb of God (Alan Smith)
I see that the editors of this collection are of one mind with the recent reviewers of Nick Baty's music, in that the St Clare and Warrington Acclamations are worthy of wide distribution.
presbyter wrote:I see that the editors of this collection are of one mind... that the St Clare and Warrington Acclamations are worthy of wide distribution.
The editors are to be commended for their excellent taste. However, the editors of another collection have suggested they might prefer the Bakhita Acclamations or Seanathair Acclamations. Of course, I wouldn't dream of suggesting that anyone click on the links to have a look!
I would have expected all the settings contained in the collection listed on the Liturgy Office website. For example, settings by Christopher Walker and Stephen Dean are listed but none by Peter Jones, not even the Coventry Gloria. I'm intrigued?
Is there any reliable news yet from the other major christian resources publisher who seem to be dragging their heels on the new translations. Are they going to ignore it completely for the time being and surrender this area of Catholic liturgy?
