Francis Cardinal Arinze Speaking on the New Roman Missal
We seldom post videos, but this one might be enjoyed by our readers.
Archives for June 2014
Archbishop Sample’s Letter On Sacred Music (7 of 8)
May the Archbishop’s reflections & exhortations bear fruit in practical renewal!
Homily: Corpus Christi (Year A)
All any of us can do on a day like this is say: “Lord, increase the Faith of all who believe in You.”
Archbishop Sample’s Letter On Sacred Music (6 of 8)
“Every hour of worship should represent at least two hours of structured preparation at a time and place apart from the congregation.”
Archbishop Sample’s Letter on Sacred Music (5 of 8)
The biggest problem in Roman Catholic liturgical music is the prevailing misunderstanding of its very purpose.
My Funeral
I am dead. And now here I am viewing my funeral. The people in attendance are not aware that I am looking at them.
Archbishop Sample’s Letter On Sacred Music (4 of 8)
“Everything in God’s good creation is hierarchically ordered, and the virtue of each part is to belong to the whole in the right way…”
Sensational Review Of The Jogues Illuminated Missal By Dr. Peter Kwasniewski
Rigorous and Resplendent Review of the Jogues Illuminated Missal.
Archbishop Sample’s Letter On Sacred Music (3 of 8)
We need to avoid profanity “not only in itself, but in the manner in which it is presented by those who execute it.”
Responsorial Psalm: The “Gelineau Disease” ?
Someone might exclaim: “You also are doing this. We’ve seen your settings of the responsorial psalm!”
Archbishop Sample’s Letter On Sacred Music (2 of 8)
Most bishops will talk about everything from global warming to the latest cure for cholesterol, but they leave the issue of liturgical music to priests who think that saving people means dying with them…
Archbishop Sample’s Letter On Sacred Music (1 of 8)
We’ve teamed up to create an 8-part series on Archbishop Sample’s momentous 2013 letter. Today, Jeff Ostrowski introduces the series.
Gregory the Great Academy
An Interview with Matt Williams
Homily: Most Holy Trinity (Year A)
“We should consider it a real privilege and honor to be able and allowed to honor and praise the Holy Trinity.”
Pope Saint John Paul II on Gregorian Chant
As Gregorian Chant was arguably “dead” during much of his pontificate, Pope Saint John Paul II’s strong words on Gregorian Chant are therefore quite notable.
