Dramatic & Spectacular Testimonies from Last Year’s Sacred Music Symposium
“I had to stop singing for a moment while trying not to cry.” —2023 Participant
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“I had to stop singing for a moment while trying not to cry.” —2023 Participant
Did the good of the Church “genuinely and certainly” require this confusing change in 1970?
This year, we did something unusual.
Two Thomas Aquinas, translations in English by Alan J. Hommerding — settings by Richard J. Clark
But they said: “Lord, behold here are two swords.” And He said to them: “It is enough.” —Luke 22:38
Since Covid-19, many Catholic churches “live-stream” their Masses … and this disturbing footage emerged.
Is Tito Casini correct that vernacular plainsong is a “sin against nature?”
How can we experience peace of soul when most people don’t even understand the mental trauma we deal with?
“I’ll be instructing participants in plainsong and Palestrina.” —Corrinne May
It’s a strange type of “restoration” that rejoices over innovations that never existed before.
The musical director is Dr. Alvez Barkoskie IV.
A large choir isn’t necessary to have dignified music at Mass.
“In a sense we need ‘disposable’ music, created to last not centuries, but weeks (or hours).” —Father Hovda
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