66 effort, on the part of entire camrunities as well as on the part of those in charge of various areas of concem.M:>reover, there is also a need for real canpetence•••But if our in ccmnunities and those charge of the liturgy are going to have :be the a solid liturgical fonnation, we have to willing to pay price. As the regards fo:rmation of specialists, it is a matter of regret that the so few nonks and nuns of our Order are sent to liturgy have institutes in Paris and in Rane.we only one student tine. the specializing in liturgy at present Fr.Jean-Eudes gave a progress the T e x t s report of work being done. This work is proceeding at a good pace. Since a rather detailed presentation the of ious the projects was recently given in the August, 1971 issue of French version of this Bulletin, pp. (9)-(14), there was no we reason to go into further details at our Belval meeting.Here shall only note that a neeting of the Sub-c6mnission for Texts the took place immediately before plenary session which net at two the Belval. There were and a-half days of work, and neeting be proved to a have knows ful one. Everyone what a great need we for new texts of the high quality. The work done by Cistercian Francophone Coomission is generally much ciated both within the Order and the elsewhere; and Sub-carrmission is encour- ages to continue its serious work in this area. de Fr.Clement Boumont in his tum M u s i c or C h a n by gave a report on the work done t Sub-camnission his Sub-com- mission: Activities of the t year (since the last neeting of the Cistercian Francophone Corrmission}: In cooperation with the group 'Chant et lt>nasteres11 which has , expanded so as to beoorre an inter-Order organisn, a nunber of sessions were organized: A workshop for cc:rrp:>sers, under the direction of Victor a 2-week session held last January and February at Martin:
66 effort, on the part of entire camrunities as well as on the part of those in charge of various areas of concem.M:>reover, there is also a need for real canpetence•••But if our ccmnunities and those in charge of the liturgy are going to have a solid liturgical fonnation, we have to :be willing to pay the price. As regards the fo:rmation of specialists, it is a matter of regret that so few nonks and nuns of our Order are sent to the liturgy institutes in Paris and in Rane.we have only one student specializing in liturgy at the present tine. T e x t s Fr.Jean-Eudes gave a progress report of the work being done. This work is proceeding at a good pace. Since a rather detailed presentation of the ious projects was recently given in the August, 1971 issue of the French version of this Bulletin, pp. (9)-(14), there was no reason to go into further details at our Belval meeting.Here we shall only note that a neeting of the Sub-c6mnission for Texts took place immediately before the plenary session which net at Belval. There were two and a-half days of work, and the neeting proved to be a ful one. Everyone knows what a great need we have for new texts of high quality. The work done by the Cistercian Francophone Coomission is generally much ciated both within the Order and elsewhere; and the Sub-carrmission is encour- ages to continue its serious work in this area. M u s i c or C h a n t Sub-camnission Fr.Clement de Boumont in his tum gave a report on the work done by his Sub-com- mission: Activities of the t year (since the last neeting of the Cistercian Francophone Corrmission}: In cooperation with the group 'Chant et lt>nasteres11 , which has expanded so as to beoorre an inter-Order organisn, a nunber of sessions were organized: A workshop for cc:rrp:>sers, under the direction of Victor Martin: a 2-week session held last January and February at
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