John Henry Newman: A Deep History & A New Communion Motet
From chant to polyphony… our liturgies are being saturated once again with Proper texts and
liturgical music of great beauty.
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From chant to polyphony… our liturgies are being saturated once again with Proper texts and
liturgical music of great beauty.

“…otherwise the entire Mass might be placed into the vernacular; whereupon the Council fathers burst into uproarious laughter.” — Cardinal Stickler speaking of Vatican II

Can A Pure Intention Create Objective Beauty?

A strong devotional life in the parish church will naturally support and strengthen its liturgical vitality.

A homily by Fr. Valentine Young, OFM.

Two exciting new volumes in the field of sung propers.
Organists can no longer take for granted the dominant use—or for that matter, any use of the organ despite anything Sacrosanctum Concilium states.

This is no hybrid: it’s an elegant, accurate, modern, unified English translation of the Graduale!

The traditional liturgy, the study of St. Thomas Aquinas, and Catholic social doctrine―these three things stand or fall together.

Free Responsorial Psalms

Why the EF seems to have all the good celebrants.

FREE DOWNLOAD of the complete score AND recordings.

Unmasking the Media’s Mythical Divide Between Popes

I’m happy that people want to gain the plenary indulgence on Divine Mercy Sunday. But remember, you can also gain it on other occasions.

Free PDF downloads for “Mass of the Angels” organ accompaniments • Henri Potiron (1950), Achille Bragers (1937), Dr. Eugene Lapierre (1946), Franz Xaver Mathias (1906), Dr. Peter Wagner (1905), Monsignor Leo P. Manzetti (1906), Julius Bas (1906), and more+
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