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Chapter 453 "The Mass in B Minor"

Bishop Tukville took three deep breaths before he calmed down.

He thought again that if this kind of thinking came from the heart of another priest, that person must be a young man who knows nothing about the sky and the earth, or a careerist.

But Lavoisier had no problem thinking so.

This person is the reincarnation of an ancient priest, and he has true faith.

What I think about is how to let the church discover this talent.
What he thinks about is how to find talents for the church.
It's not a conflict, of course it's not.

Lavoisier has a lofty position, a grand layout, and a broad mind. The church should pave the way for him while doing a good job of explaining.

Thinking of this, Tucville chuckled, and explained patiently: "If you want to be a judge of the 'Baptism Festival', that is another level of character. I suggest that Mr. Lavoisier should come up with a work first, let him I submitted it together with the introduction, not necessarily in a very large way, but mainly to impress the Pope, to secure the position of priest first, and to resolve the nomination of 'Boethius Artist' in the discussion group before going to the Considering promotion to Sui."

"Dedication is absolutely necessary." Fan Ning dug his head slowly for a long time, and finally took out the large organ case that almost filled the entire briefcase. Neleru of grain, silk, spices, and jewels. Your Excellency, send what I have written to the Pope, and he will receive this offering with joy, and the brother who imitates this work will be blessed. and election."

""Mass in B Minor"?" Tucville, who took the other party's organ box, read the title on the outside.

The Mass in B Minor (BWV.232) reproduced by Fanning is as famous as the Passion of Matthew (BWV.244), and is one of the two most important giant religious works in the music of Bach in the previous life.

Its grand structure, exquisite counterpoint, proficient vocal skills, pious and compassionate emotions, and ubiquitous theological metaphors stand at the pinnacle of religious art history and cannot be surpassed!

Tukville felt that the music score was ridiculously heavy and thick, and he didn't know what kind of notes he wrote in it.

However, Turkville finally felt a burst of relief.

"This is half done. The Pope will definitely leave an impression in advance after reading the "Mass in B Minor". It will be much smoother when I recommend him to be a priest."

As soon as Fan Ning heard the word "recommended" in his mouth, he immediately reminded with concern: "Trouble, you must remember the names of those people. That is when I was walking, I sent people to inquire, and talked to them earnestly. Chosen."

Why are you here again?Turkville feels that the communication between the two is still not on the same "radio channel".

Moreover, he suddenly remembered the pamphlet "Recommended Candidates for Priests" that Lavoisier handed to him in the middle of the banquet.

At this moment, I took it out of my pocket and took a closer look. Compared with the candidates selected by the church headquarters, the coincidence rate was quite unexpected.

Among the 21 names written by Lavoisier among the [-] names in the internal list of the church, seven of them appeared!

Moreover, the pamphlet also explained these people's social relations, personalities, extraordinary abilities, and belief factions. It was very brief, and every word hit the point!

"Mr. Lavoisier really only walked in Janus for four months?" After Tucville asked, he felt that the question was redundant. The time point of the "Meat Sacrifice" event was always determined.

And what Tukeweier couldn't understand was, how could he judge that these ten people were of high rank without in-depth contact?You must know that the strength of a knowledgeable person is difficult to see without making a move, and sometimes you may not be able to grasp it accurately when you make a move.

"Why do you have doubts about 'four months'?" Fanning asked in doubt.

"No." Tucville shook his head, and then praised, "Mr. Lavoisier really has a bright eye. The ten candidates he recommended accounted for seven of the church's internal lists."

No matter what other skills, his "personnel ability" of knowing and employing people is already a bit against the sky.
Sure enough, pure faith is still needed to accomplish things.

"Only seven?" Fan Ning said in disbelief. "In my opinion, the brethren who are prepared are based on these ten, and the priests selected are enough to show justice. The current 21 candidates are very redundant."

It's off topic again, you just need to be able to be the one yourself first!Turcville felt a headache again, but when he thought that Mr. Lavoisier was a person with a big picture, he was going to explain a few more words to let him understand the situation:
"Compared to Lydia's Lingyin Commandment Society and Phaidon's Fragrance Temple, our church is still special. Tiolein is also the place where we preach, and that place is the base camp of the Special Inspection Office!"

As he spoke, he pressed his voice into a thin line: "You also saw the situation at the banquet today. The two schools in Tiolein were suppressed by those people. The situation in my church is good. There are many, but since they are preaching in Tiolein, they still have to buy some face from the special inspectorate. In fact, out of the five priests elected this year, two are in the county town of Tiolein, so in some When selecting candidates, we will also consider the opinions of the Special Patrol Office, so that the priests stationed in the past will better cooperate with the local Extraordinary forces."

"This situation must change." Fan Ning was filled with righteous indignation, "The covenant with the Lord should not be decided by unbelievers. Wanting to change their festivals and laws, the saints handed over to him for half a year, a time, and two years. But those who are bathed in the light will sit and judge, and their authority will be taken away, destroyed, and destroyed until the end."

Tukville quickly pulled him into the carriage, and then motioned for the driver to raise his whip and start.

It's not time to completely turn around!

Turkville, a hardliner, felt his heart tremble at the moment.

He is a person who often speaks nonsense, even when he hears it, he feels such nonsense
In the future, you must report clearly to the Pope, and protect this Lavoisier while entrusting him with reuse, so as not to be killed by those guys from the Special Inspection Office.

Now he hastened to straighten the topic, pretending to be relaxed and smiled: "Before I suggested that Mr. Lavoisier temporarily reduce activities and cultivate his life, I hoped that you would write a work for the 'Baptism Day' with your heart, but you I have been prepared for a long time, and this "Miss in B Minor" is the best, but I suggest you be careful these few days—"

As a result, the other party jumped out of the speeding carriage before the series of words was finished.

"What are you going to do? Aren't you going back to rest at this late hour?" Tukeweier was shocked.

The organist's back lit up several burning flames on the street, and the whole figure was ejected and disappeared at the end, leaving only a series of gentle and compassionate voices:

"I'll go rescue some fake masters first."

(End of this chapter)