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This is a beautiful video of the Responsorial Psalm at Pope Leo XIV’s Mass at Metz Cathedral this afternoon. This is how I like the Responsorial Psalm rendered: clearly, solemnly and prayerfully. The Responsorial Psalm is not meant to be a performance or simply a “vibe,” as we sometimes have it these days. It is a prayerful meditation on the First Reading. The choice of tone and manner of singing should draw the congregation into reflection, not distraction, so that the Word of God can truly sink into our hearts. You tell from the expressions on the faces of the the faithful and even Pope Leo himself that they truly liked the psalm. As the saying goes, “To sing well is to pray twice.” The choir and cantors at Mass are not there to entertain the faithful; they are there to help the faithful pray better through sacred music.

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