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“The choristers are not only learning the Propers more quickly but are also internalizing the sound of solfege in relation to Gregorian modes.”
“Organum is a humble addition to Gregorian chant, yet it opens a profound sonic world.”
“To assist this process, I have compiled links to the documents…” —Mark Haas
“This unique vitality is nowhere more visible than in the choir loft.”
“Tending the garden of the liturgy so that, in God’s time, fruit may grow that is destined for eternity.”
“Charlie Kirk has repeatedly spoken about the power of traditional liturgy.”
To call any form of liturgical singing “chant” is to obscure the meaning the Church has always attributed to Gregorian chant.
“A restaurant’s niche—just like a Church’s patrimony—draws people in not by blending with the generic, but by standing apart.”
“There is a sacred calling for those of us who compose and arrange music for the Church.”
“We had 14 singers in the loft—nearly all of them teenagers.”
We often underestimate the spiritual hunger of our youth. But children and teenagers are drawn to beauty, truth, and transcendence.
“Dressing with care and reverence for Mass is a sign—not just to God, but to others—of our awareness of the sacred.”
“Assisting at the Traditional Latin Mass has changed me.” —Mark Haas
Liturgical compositions by Mark Haas have been sung in over 600 parishes.
Those in the pews are like sheep listening for the voice of the Good Shepherd. Guest article by Mark Haas.
