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The list of concerns is endless. Today, we may be given the gift of an overabundance of silence, but perhaps its fruit will reverberate for years.
For those who are separated from the liturgical life of the Church on account of COVID-19.
So many are distraught that they are unable to receive the Eucharist. The dryness of the Lenten desert is real.
Including the “official statement” regarding the Coronavirus.
I’m not even sure what to say about this.
Finding the “perfect” accompaniment for hymns can be challenging. Here is my attempt.
Veronica Brandt has posted a beautiful antiphon reputed to keep the plague away; updated to correct a semitone variance in the first copy she made • The Cantuale Romano-Seraphicum from 1951 is mentioned • Free download of “Stella Caeli” along with the Litany of Our Lady+
Monsignor Higinio Anglés, a Spanish priest and musicologist, was director of the Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music.
Have you heard of the “People’s Mass Book,” published by Omer Westendorf in 1964?
Cardinal Dolan at Mass
Guarding the Sense of Sight so as to Promote Participation
Some of you may not know, but in seminaries and houses of religious, the 150 psalms are still recited or sung every month.
Pope Francis was right to allow the Pre-1955 Holy Week. Father Krisman is incorrect to suggest it will “hurt people.”
Some believe Stevenson was the greatest musicologist of all time, but I believe he made an error here.
An extremely rare hymnal compiled by the Most Rev’d Joseph Schrembs, Bishop of Cleveland, Ohio.
