Foyle’s War • Best Clips
Foyle’s War excerpts
Sixteen (16) Christmas Carols … In Latin!
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer … Hark! The Herald Angels Sing … Jingle Bells … White Christmas … and more!
“Ordo Missae” • In Latin & English (1957)
Including the rubrics for Sung Masses and a special English translation.
Stephanie Gray • Pro-Life Interview
EWTN interview (7 November 2014) discussing ectopic pregnancies and much more.
George Cardinal Pell, The Inimitable
“One father said to me, about the earlier document, that he wouldn’t want his young adult children to read it, because they’d be confused.” —Cardinal Pell
Interview From Rome • Cardinal Burke: “What Happens To The First Union?”
Cardinal Burke describes how the Catholic Church can protect both parties involved in a marriage.
VIDEO • Cardinal Burke Thoroughly Explains Catholic Teaching On Marriage
A 52-minute interview with Raymond Leo Cardinal Burke, Prefect of the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura.
Aurelio Porfiri Letter In Current “Adoremus Bulletin”
“The problem is not pop music, but pop music in the liturgy.” — Aurelio Porfiri
Free PDF Download: Complete Gospel Acclamations (172 pages) • Couture & Quentin
Download the entire book for free or purchase the beautiful book (spiral-bound).
“Pope Francis Hymn Book” … (Published 2014)
The Pope Francis Hymn Book consists of all the hymns from the Vatican II Hymnal, plus an additional forty-five new hymns
Free PDF Download: Complete Gospel Acclamations (172 pages) • Le Moyne & Le Jeune
Download the entire book for free or purchase the beautiful book (spiral-bound).
Common Responsorial Psalm Texts
“Nevertheless, in order that the people may be able to join in the responsorial psalm more readily, some texts of responses and psalms have been chosen…”
Francis Cardinal Arinze Speaking on the New Roman Missal
We seldom post videos, but this one might be enjoyed by our readers.
The Vatican II Hymnal • Old Website
The Vatican II Hymnal Website will continue to house free online hymns.
The Truth Re: Latin And The Second Vatican Council
Certain parts of the Mass (such as the Canon) must remain in Latin, while others, especially those directed to the people (such as the readings and the restored «Oratio fidelium»), can take place in the vernacular.