For centuries, Gregorian chant has been considered a spiritual treasure of the Church. Its austere beauty, solemn cadence, and deep sense of the sacred have accompanied Catholic liturgy and monastic life. But beyond its religious significance, modern science has discovered that Gregorian chant has a measurable impact on the mind …
Read More »The Theology of Sacred Music: Why Is Gregorian Chant Considered “Sung Prayer”?
Since the early centuries of Christianity, music has held a special place in the liturgy. It is not merely an ornament or a means to beautify the celebration, but rather a way to elevate the soul toward God. Among all forms of sacred music, Gregorian chant holds a privileged place. …
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