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 1 7 |          to ornament and decorate religious ceremonies. This is proved
 2 14|       kind of sacred singing, the religious song, frequently sung in
 3 23|          those prescribed for all religious art and, indeed, for art
 4 23|      churches works devoid of any religious inspiration and completely
 5 23|          to art, whether they are religious or moral, since such rules
 6 28|         obviously applies also to religious and sacred art. Actually
 7 28|          and sacred art. Actually religious art is even more closely
 8 28|     should never turn his hand to religious art. He lacks, as it were,
 9 28|           guardian and arbiter of religious life. ~
10 31|      These laws and standards for religious art apply in a stricter
11 37|          therefore rightly called religious music. The Church has possessed
12 38|          sort of catechism. These religious hymns bring pure and chaste
13 38|   recreation. They give a kind of religious grandeur to their more solemn
14 38|   themselves. Hence these popular religious hymns are of great help
15 41| effectiveness of sacred music and religious chant are so great, it is
16 54|         of moving the faithful to religious dispositions. Everyone certainly
17 56|        cathedrals and churches of religious communities these magnificent
18 57|           the arts, admitting for religious use all the good and the
19 63|            there are also popular religious hymns which derive their
20 64|            they should manifest a religious dignity and seriousness.
21 64| sentiments. When they are sung at religious rites by a great crowd of
22 66|         not completely liturgical religious hymns of this kind - when,
23 67|        promote diligently popular religious singing of this kind in
24 68|            Those in charge of the religious instruction of boys and
25 71|         the worship of idols with religious singing. It is not prudent,
26 71|   apostolic ministry the love for religious song which is cherished
27 71|          in contrast to their own religious music which is frequently
28 76|   seminaries and in missionary or religious houses of study are properly
29 77|       students in the seminary or religious house of study, anyone shows
30 78|           Ordinaries and heads of religious communities have someone
31 79|           expert in the fields of religious music and chant who could
32 81|           use of sacred music and religious harmonies, with due observance
33 85|           spiritual things and if religious sweetness delights the ears."27 ~