The Estonian composer, 81, has been awarded the Vatican’s Ratzinger Prize for outstanding achievement in theology.
He shares the 50,000 Euros with an academic theologian from Bonn and a Lutheran from Strasbourg.
Pope Francis will make the presentation on November 18.
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“The Estonian composer, 81, has been awarded the Vatican’s <> Prize for outstanding achievement in minimalist-<> musical theology.”
Let’s try this again. “The Estonian composer, 81, has been awarded the Vatican’s Ratzinger Prize for outstanding achievement in minimalist-fascist musical theology.”
This is entirely crazy & beneath contempt.
Fascist?