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As you can see, this new hymnal is pleasantly thin and not heavy.
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As you can see, this new hymnal is pleasantly thin and not heavy.

Clues from a Wednesday General Audience

Giovanni Battista Fasolo published an enormous book of organ interludes without pedals • Pierre Gouin typed them up, bringing you this clear window into renaissance liturgical music for free! • Enjoy this treasure trove of organ music from almost 400 years ago! Plus a few highlights from along the way+
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Several questions deal with music at the Traditional Latin Mass (“Extraordinary Form”).

But what do we mean by authenticity?

“May we receive Thy mercy, O Lord, in the midst of Thy temple, that with due reverence we may prepare for the coming festival of our redemption.”

…including a “Sneak Peek” at the Brébeuf Hymnal.

There is no shortage of challenge in pastoral ministry. This is an understatement of a lifetime!

New publication from Archbishop Sample’s Office of Divine Worship

How utterly strange to see such items!

Download this incredible resource for families who wish to live the liturgical life more deeply with the home.

Listen to an original text accepted for publication in the Brébeuf hymnal…

Be mindful of the immense power that you as a choir director having in orienting your choristers toward Heaven.

“Sir, didst thou not sow good seed in thy field? whence then hath it cockle?” And he said to them, “An enemy hath done this.”

Were you shocked to see the Pius XII Hymnal assigning vernacular hymns to different parts of the Mass?
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