Saint John of the Cross • Arrested & Imprisoned By His Own Carmelite Brothers
Many years ago, I was very calmly trying to de-escalate a disagreement I was having with someone close to me…
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Many years ago, I was very calmly trying to de-escalate a disagreement I was having with someone close to me…

This Introit is in mode iii, which some consider the most beautiful.

What is he talking about? Where can I go to hear these “aesthetically superior” interpretations? Where can they be found?
The feast of the Immaculate Conception contains a typo.

“Perhaps in no other area is there a greater distance between what the Council worked out and what we actually have.” —Professor Louis Bouyer

Readers have expressed interest in perusing the “music list” I’ve prepared for this coming Sunday.

Including three separate points on Dom Combe’s shameful and defamatory statement.

The feast of Christ the King—a completely modern feast—was added in 1925.

“I had such fun recording the vocals for these rehearsal videos.” —Corrinne May

“I’m currently gathering materials for a newly ordained priest…”
Recently I have been enjoying looking through the inaugural (1927) edition of a 20th-century liturgical magazine called Orate Fratres. The July 1927 issue included an excellent article by a Chicago laywoman named Ellen Gates Starr entitled “The Delights of the Breviary: From the Point of View of a Lay Woman.” As we in the 21st century […]

This rare missal from 1857 contains some musical notes.

I ran into this idea recently…

Readers have expressed interest in perusing the “music list” I’ve prepared for this coming Sunday.
Why even mention such a thing? Everybody makes mistakes, right?
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