I posted a couple of things earlier this week that seemed to me to be original, interesting, and squarely aligned with the probable readership of this blog: one on the Modality of Chant, the other on the omissions of Gospel passages from the new lectionary.
They have got just over 40 and 50 views, respectively.
I also posted a trivial post about a subject that I know and care little about, which was widely covered by practically every blog out there, and where I had nothing to say except a disclaimer, a joke and a reference to a mildly relevant book: on the late Baroness Thatcher. It has had ten times that many hits.
So, nothing daunted, I will shortly be posting more on the Modality of Chant.
But I do wonder why the boring Thatcher post got ten times the hits of the more interesting and important Chant and Lectionary posts.
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UPDATE
New post on the Modality of Chant is now posted.
ROME 24/4– Day 36 (-5): Sacristy secrets, music from nuns, and Fr. Z’s
Kitchen (real “all’amatriciana”)
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At 06:12 the sun rose over Rome. It will set at 20:05. The Ave Maria Bell
will ring – or ought to ring – at 20:15. This cycle lasts until 28th, a
few mor...
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Because it's topical, everyone is talking about it, and everyone is interested in your view on it!
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