[AnAmericanMother]

The quick answer is to recruit musical Episcopalians.

Our music is the best, and the reason I have stuck with the church during its slow-motion collapse. See above.

[Desdemona]

The quick answer is to recruit musical Episcopalians.

Actually, there are plenty of us Catholics available. We're willing.

[HowlinglyMind-BendingAbsurdity]

The role of anti-Catholic secret societies in spreading confusion and disorder in the Catholic Church is a subject worthy of deeper research with regard to the aesthetic terrorism on the loose in AmChurch. The phenomenon of bad taste seems more American and modern than a conspicuously Catholic phenomenon. I don't know enough about organized sodomy and anti-Christian secret societies in Episcopalianism to be in a position to advise recruiting from those ranks.

A low Mass said in Latin reverently does the job. Priest I knew could pull this off in 25 minutes. Seminary faculty might want to explore this. The musical circus can get a bit much. Not all that keen on loud organ grinding myself...

[HowlinglyMind-BendingAbsurdity]

Some orthodox Catholic version drawing from the Cambridge, Oxford, Vatican, and Vienna choir traditions is something bishops should consider as a goal for liturgical music during this great and vibrant period of "renewal." I'm still waiting for that new "spring time" up ahead...