>Sitting in a Catholic church>St. Augustine Hymnal is used>Number 629: A Mighty Fortress is Our GodWhat's going on big guy?

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Christanon 03/29/18 (Thu) 04:28:20 db8529 No.626430

>Sitting in a Catholic church

>St. Augustine Hymnal is used

>Number 629: A Mighty Fortress is Our God

What's going on big guy?

Christanon 03/29/18 (Thu) 19:45:00 4aca97 No.626765

>>626430

This thread got no responses cause it’s too vague and nobody understands the significance

http://www.ilpmusic.org/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Session_ID=89464762ceed1f548273b90dce347079&Screen=ABOUT

This is the website of InternationL Liturgy Publications. You can see they are a Catholic publishing company, which is why their work is used in Catholic churches

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Mighty_Fortress_Is_Our_God

This is A Mighty Fortress is Our God. It’s the best-known hymn by Martin Luther. Why is a hymn by Martin Luther in a Catholic hymnal?

Christanon 03/29/18 (Thu) 20:08:50 25cfda No.626778

>>626765

Why don't you email the company to find out? I doubt they browse this board so you won't get a real answer if you don't actually ask THEM instead of random christian dudes.