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1. It's ironic to note that, no matter how often these recordings make the top ten or how full the concert halls are for performances of classical liturgical music, their use in the liturgy is dismissed out of hand by people still living in 1968 who insist it couldn't possibly be 'meaningful and relevant' or 'speak to people where they're at'.

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