Word: singeing
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...single relevant point. Ratzinger [now Pope Benedict XVI], from what I understand, put the spinal cord into John Paul's theology on the poor. His more profound theologies are to do with the psalm of the poor, if you like. I just invited him to sing a psalm up at Edinburgh...
...Rehar was at a laundry in Florence, Mass., when he went up the street to find a rest room and saw the group rehearsing. He ended up getting onstage, in spite of having a pacemaker and ailments that require him to take eight pills a day. "After we sing, it takes me an hour and a half to calm down." He adds, "It's better than drugs...
...year-olds? "It's unlike anything else," Sanderson says. "The first time I heard them at a rehearsal, it brought me to tears. It was one of the most emotional things I've ever seen. What happens is that the words take on a whole new meaning when they sing the songs...
...Heart isn't for the tone deaf or the wimpy. Members must audition, although some are making their stage debut, and they must be reasonably hearty to endure long rehearsals, even longer plane rides and, of course, the performances. For the show always goes on. As the group members sing in one of their most popular numbers, Forever Young, by the legendary Dylan, "Be courageous and be brave,/ And in my heart you'll always stay,/ Forever young, forever young, forever young." That's exactly what they intend...
...It’s one thing to sing protest music here in America,” she says, “and another to sing it in a place where it has affected people’s lives...