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Sin is an offense against God. Therefore, only God can forgive sin.
Do you recognize where these pages were stolen from in 1966, when they hoped nobody would notice?
One hundred participants? Either sacred music is alive and well or families are getting stir-crazy from the lockdown.
A letter from Cardinal Sarah to episcopal conferences worldwide
Are you familiar with “Thaxted”—a beautiful hymn tune?
The first in a series of virtual lectures being offered by the Society for Catholic Liturgy
“Sanctitatis Nova Signa” is Gregorian Chant for the feast of Saint Francis of Assisi (October 4th).
Brian J. Nelson is director of Sacred Music at the Saint Lawrence Catholic Campus Center.
“I never really understand this psalm until I entered the Franciscan Novitiate in 1942…”
We should also examine ourselves on the subject of generosity and jealousy. When we see other people prosper in some way, receive some advantage or recognition, how do we respond?
Revealing the probable contents of the tiny little books in Jeff’s photo from World War II.
I searched through the pages and could not find any reference to who put this hymn compilation together—although it seems to have been created about 30 years ago…
This 2020 chant edition makes possible the chanting of Lauds according to the Liturgy of the Hours.
Examples: Non Abluunt Lymphae Deum, Rebus Creatis Nil Egens, Salve Caput Cruentatum, Sancti Venite, Victis Sibi Cognomina, Hoste Dum Victo Triumphans, and Jam Desinant Suspiria.
According to Bishop Sheen: “Christianity, unlike any other religion in the world, begins with catastrophe and defeat.”
