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If someone is not entertained watching a live streamed Mass, they can just change the channel.
Including information about a *fabulous* liturgical book from the 1950s.
Non ille regna cládibus, | Non vi metúque súbdidit: | Alto levátus stípite, | Amóre traxit ómnia.—“It is not by combat or force or fear that Christ subdues nations but lifted up upon the tree, he draws all things to himself by love.” Servat fides connúbia, | Juvénta pubet íntegra, | Pudíca florent límina | […]
This Covid-19 crisis has caused results I never expected; and not in a good way.
United by the theme of sacred “commercium”
It is alright to feel sad. The other alternative would be indifference, and that would be a real tragedy.
Would you believe Easter Monday is usually one of the darkest days of my year?
Have you seen a musician using a tablet to read their music as they performed? Ever wondered how that would work in your choir or for you?
I did some digging—and the results aren’t pretty. I hope Bishop Christensen will immediately retract his directive, which contains false statements.
Keven earned a Bachelor of Music degree from the Curtis Institute of Music and a Master of Professional Writing degree from the University of Southern California…
As church musicians, we have incredible responsibility and influence.
While other musical scales and musical traditions find their origin in the overtone series, only western civilization has developed nature’s original gift into one of the world’s great achievements: Western music.
Organ Accompaniments for “Victimae Paschali Laudes” • Some people love it; others hate it. Regardless, Mocquereau never backed down, and we must admire his tenacity!
“His wounds were gangrened, his bare feet left tracks of blood on snow and ice, the deerskin he wore was alive with vermin.”
On spiritual dryness and the loss of the sacraments.
