Music is meant to
​stir the soul
Music is meant to stir the soul, especially Catholic music. The contemporary as well as the liturgical Catholic music inspires Catholic listeners of all ages. Music has always been an essential part of the Catholic worship.
 As far back as the origins of Gregorian chants and other forms of Catholic musical praise, the Catholic Church has always  stressed the power and importance of music.
To further emphasize this, the Roman Catholic Church named St. Cecilia the patroness of      Catholic musicians and Catholic music, and      celebrates her feast day on November 22. 
 

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The holy St. Augustine, Bishop of Hippo meant that singing adds to our praise and worship of God—that our voices are gifts, with which we can make music to the Lord. Sung prayer expresses the joy of the heart, the happiness resulting from one who has  encountered Jesus Christ and experienced his love.  Sung prayer reminds us of the choirs of heaven, with whom we all are called to praise God eternally.


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