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“Dom Beauduin realised that the singing of psalms and the reading of the Scriptures in divine worship is the greatest bond between Catholics and Protestants.” —Fr. Mark Woodruff
Many don’t realize that all the EF chants for the Holy Family can be used at OF—cf. section 397 of the Ordo Cantus Missæ.
“Adventus Dona” in the Diocese of San Diego
Preparing music folders for a Missa Cantata – all the essentials and a few handy desirables.
We’re not as smart as we’d thought … and our forefathers weren’t as dumb as we’d assumed.
St Francis worked for peace through prayer. If by singing we pray twice, then this collection of music could multiply our efforts today!
Reading the General Instruction of the Roman Missal can bring many surprises. One of them has to do with the ubiquitous communion hymn.
Some free resources for Cantor, Choir, and Organ for furthering the liturgical reform in your parish.
Should Church music be fun? Yes!!!
Public Domain Scores & Published Resources
Planting the seeds for liturgical reform with a new book of old hymns.
Some mainstream resources are geared towards maximizing market share; there are a number of others, perhaps lesser known that have the words of St. Pius X and “Sacrosanctum Concilium” in mind.
Did you catch that last quotation? “Unless proper readings are given.” What does that passage mean?
All the things I love about the Colloquium experience are here in force: an extraordinary faculty, magnificent liturgies, good fellowship, etc.
On Fridays, Mass is celebrated in Latin according to the Ordinary Form. Each day, one of the school choirs leads the liturgical singing.
