Aurelio Porfiri: Excerpt from “Corpus Domini” Oratorio
Are modern church musicians still composing oratorios? Yes!
Articles
Pope Francis Allows A Flock Of Children To Dance Around Him
Is it appropriate for a pope to let kids dance around him in such a crazy fashion?
Andrew Leung | Sacred Musician
There is a bond forged by those struggling to create beauty and pray the scriptures through sacred melody.
Interview From Rome • Cardinal Burke: “What Happens To The First Union?”
Cardinal Burke describes how the Catholic Church can protect both parties involved in a marriage.
Death and Rebirth of Monastic Life
The death of the monastic life after the Second Vatican Council was the most devastating blow the Church received, and renewal will come from its rebirth.
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VIDEO • Am I A Disease?
“Reduced to the laical state” vs. “dismissal from the clerical state.”
PDF Download: Extremely Rare Catholic Hymnal From London (1948)
A 355-page collection of English hymns by musicians from Westminster and Solesmes.
The Legacy of Simon Le Moyne & the Jesuit Martyrs in Upstate New York
Le Moyne attained the name Ondessonk (“Leader”) among the natives—a name originally given to St. Isaac Jogues, until his martyrdom.
Pope Francis & Mike Rowe Are in Agreement
Tell People What They Need to Hear
Peace and St Francis
St Francis worked for peace through prayer. If by singing we pray twice, then this collection of music could multiply our efforts today!
Organists: Know Thy Sheep!
To what extent does the pipe organ’s inclusion as a worship component influence
the quality of your worship experience?
Lumen Gentium on Summorum Pontificum
‘Lumen Gentium’ was given to us fifty years ago, but its provisions still apply—and they are relevant to the availability of the Extraordinary Form.
Weddings: Some Practical Advice – Word and Vows
Liturgy of the Word and the Rite of Marriage.
Catholic Line Art, Black and White • Installment #58
Today’s installment comes from the Feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist.