Liturgical Silence—But Not What You Think!
When I was young, I would have tried to argue.
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When I was young, I would have tried to argue.

“Was it not jealousy for the honor of thy house that consumed me? Was it not uttered against thee, the reproach I bore?”

“The origins of some are not known due to the long and nearly untraceable popular usage they have enjoyed.” —Gregorian Institute
“These samples from Connelly make less sense in English than the Latin originals would to a North Korean.” —Msgr. Francis P. Schmitt

Perhaps if we invested in better music in our parishes the Good New would be spread more effectively.

We’re having a lot of fun…is that bad?
Another Look at Fr. Weber’s “The Proper of the Mass”

Encouraging solemnity in a public space in Australia is no mean feat, but there are well known traditions which give the framework which elevates the simple, heartfelt speeches into a moving tribute to our fallen service men and women.

The recording of the Introit “Jubilate Deo” was created by Jeff Ostrowski—hope it helps!

Would that our church and school budgets reflect this profound importance, our praise of God would be greater, our churches fuller, and our relationship with the Lord and each other deeper.

I’ve always believed it’s a mistake to have all-women alto sections and all-men tenor sections.

Here’s your chance to meet Fr. John Berg, FSSP Superior General, who’s coming all the way from Switzerland.

Let’s take a stroll down Memory Lane, shall we?
Musicians are naturally attracted to beautiful things; and a beautiful chant book encourages singers to make use of the book.

If I were to use English settings of the Propers of the Mass, this would be my go-to book!
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