“Breathtaking Beauty” • Hymn for Christ the King
John Newton—who wrote “Amazing Grace”—was a slave trader, but ended up being caught and made a slave himself!
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John Newton—who wrote “Amazing Grace”—was a slave trader, but ended up being caught and made a slave himself!
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Early in his pontificate, Pope Francis insisted that others correct him “when he gets off course…”
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We’re still reeling from what “Traditionis Custodes” will mean for the life we’ve built.
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Three (3) bullet points, written on a single sheet of paper.
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Once these songs get into your head, they won’t leave easily—but that’s okay!
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At the conservatory, we’re surrounded by hundreds of professional musicians; but stepping into a Catholic parish the situation is quite different.
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Is backroom bowdlerization of Sacred Scripture truly irreversible?
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Fulton J. Sheen: “In those days there were no scandal columns, but there were scandalmongers.”
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What do you do for Quinceañera Masses, Anniversary Masses, Funerals, and Birthday Masses?
This is a beautiful melody worth learning, worth singing, and worthy of the temple.
Can Protestant translations be dangerous? This paper presents items worth considering.
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I personally find the following pairings (hymn text + hymn melody) to be reprehensible…
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