...we were already experimenting with a new religion curriculum
pioneered by a New York Jesuit and introduced by
Jesuit Father Frank Stroud, a Prep teacher. Guitar Masses were common and we learned new English hymns, also
composed by Jesuit musicians.
Jesuit scholastic or seminarian Neil Connolly played the guitar and brought other student musicians into the
liturgy. At St. Peter’s College in 1970 there were more than 50 Jesuits in
residence as administrators and teachers.
Jesuit Father George McCauley
by that time had already written his book
“Sacraments for Secular Man,”
and was teaching the new theology inspired by the various Vatican II
documents.
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