PDF Download: “Laudate Hymnal” (1942) … An Exceptionally Rare Book!
“We feel that the selection of hymns leaves little to be desired…” —From the 1942 Foreword
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“We feel that the selection of hymns leaves little to be desired…” —From the 1942 Foreword

“Many years ago I had a spiritual director that gave me a lesson that I have never forgotten…” —Aurelio Porfiri

“Yet zephyrs vainly fan me, and flow’rs to groves invite…”

Today’s installment is a third image for 8 September—totally different than the two we’ve posted in the past.

Some people accept a job as choir director and say, “I have five singers who don’t read music, so I guess that’s how it will always be.”

Impromptu Address of His Holiness Benedict XVI to the Members of the Pontifical “Sistine” Choir

A beautiful image from 15th-century Austria.

Starring the almost two year old darling of the family along with miscellaneous siblings egging her on.

Good-hearted and talented people respond quite positively to the philosophy of service to God and others.

It’s hard to imagine a more beautiful text than Sedulius’ Hymn: Hostis Herodes Impie.

This extremely rare Catholic hymn book is here made available for the first time ever as a PDF download.

Resist the temptation to believe that Francis is 80,000 times as important as Benedict since he receives 80,000 times as much media coverage.

“They call me a Papist and they laugh at my creed…”

“Fellow church musicians, rejoice and be glad!” —Aurelio Porfiri

Today’s installment is a rare image of Our Lady’s Nativity.
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