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  <title>“Those who sing pray twice” | The legacy of music in the Black Catholic Church</title>
  <description>Music in the Black Catholic Church in America dates back to 17th century African rhythms fused with the Christian faith. This style of music is a cherished mode of prayer in the Deep South, and it carries a legacy of resilience and devotion. This episode features voices including the late Francis Leblanc, a gifted and beloved music minister and teacher in Louisiana. Additionally, Carol Smoke, a music director in Alabama, shares how songs can transport people from a downtrodden place to the heights of God's grace. Celebrate the vibrant spirituality behind the Black Catholic Church’s soul-stirring songs that bring communities closer to their roots, to each other and to God.&amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
  <author_name>The American Catholic Spirt</author_name>
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