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2 years ago

Why shouldnt catholics listen to music in church (show evidence)

Social Studies

2 answers:

amid [387]2 years ago

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Answer:

I'm catholic, but I don't think I'm not allowed to listen to music inside the church since we ourselves sing during masses

Explanation:

However, it depends on the song, If the music you are listening to tempts you into sin, it is sinful to deliberately listen to it knowing this.

Llana [10]2 years ago

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Answer:

here is your ans

Explanation:

Liturgical music is defined as church music or sacred music that complements and enhances a specific liturgy or religious rite. ... Liturgical music is an essential part of the liturgy. While not becoming the focus of the liturgy itself and therefore a distraction, music must support and not take over the Eucharist itself

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