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936 of the best and most popular hymns, songs and chants, both old and new. A generous selection of singable Mass settings. A complete set of Responsorial Psalms and Gospel Acclamations for Sundays and major feasts. Extensive indexes in the melody and organ editions that make choosing hymns as easy as possible. The index is also available separately for ease of use. All hymns are in singable keys - some are given in two keys for younger or older singers. All editions are clearly set, well printed and strongly bound for life.
Mark Tully is incomparable. No foreign commentator has a greater understanding of the passions, the contradictions, the charms and the resilience that constitute India. In India in Slow Motion, Tully and his colleague Gillian Wright delve further than ever before into this nation of over one billion people, attempting to unravel a culture that, famously, has always resisted unravelling. India in Slow Motion is the account of a journey that for Tully and Wright has no true beginning or end. Covering a diverse range of subjects-from Hindu extremism to child labour, Sufi mysticism to the crisis in agriculture, the persistence of political corruption to the problem of Kashmir-this book challenges the preconceptions others have about India, as well as those India has about itself. India is often depicted as a victim of forces too wild to be controlled-of post-colonial malaise, of religious strife, of the caste system, of a corrupt bureaucratic machine. India in Slow Motion refutes this, probing into the heart of the Indian experience and arguing that change is possible and that solutions do exist. In the process it brings the country and its people brilliantly alive.