Homily: Ascension
St. Paul says, “If you be risen with Christ, seek the things that are above, not the things that are here below.” Do we really believe that?
Simple English Choral Propers by Jon Naples
Free polyphonic offertories for the Simple English Propers.
An Overview of the Music Program at Our Lady of the Atonement Church & Academy (Part 2)
“In 2004, we had one school choir. As of 2014, we have ten.” — Edmund Murray
Homily: 6th Sunday of Easter (Year A)
We keep the commandments to show that we love Jesus, but we do that mainly through the help of the Holy Spirit whom we especially receive in the Sacrament of Confirmation.
An Overview of the Music Program at Our Lady of the Atonement Church & Academy (Part 1)
On Fridays, Mass is celebrated in Latin according to the Ordinary Form. Each day, one of the school choirs leads the liturgical singing.
Homily: 5th Sunday of Easter (Year A)
The Church in its missionary efforts has always looked out also for the temporal well being of individuals.
Homily: 4th Sunday of Easter (Year A)
A homily by Fr. Valentine Young, OFM.
John Henry Newman: A Deep History & A New Communion Motet
From chant to polyphony… our liturgies are being saturated once again with Proper texts and
liturgical music of great beauty.
Simple English Propers Organ Accompaniments
Two exciting new volumes in the field of sung propers.
Homily: 3rd Sunday of Easter (Year A)
A homily by Fr. Valentine Young, OFM.
Homily: 2nd Sunday of Easter (Divine Mercy)
I’m happy that people want to gain the plenary indulgence on Divine Mercy Sunday. But remember, you can also gain it on other occasions.
The Thoughtful Theologian reflects on the canonisations of 27 April 2014
God is Truth Itself, and so faith transcends reason, and elevates it without contradicting it.
Francis Thompson (1859 – 1907): Catholic, Addict, Poet
The intellect of the world has been corrupted. Francis Thompson is the antidote.
Homily: 5th Sunday of Lent (Year A)
“St. Paul quite bluntly says that if your life is in the flesh, then your life in the spirit is dead.”
Homily: 4th Sunday of Lent (Year A)
A homily by Fr. Valentine Young, OFM.
