“Seventy-Three (73) Changes” • Which Pope Pius XII Made to Holy Week
If we feel compelled to condemn these changes, let’s at least spend time learning what they are!
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If we feel compelled to condemn these changes, let’s at least spend time learning what they are!

May these thoughts on selfless love encourage you to persevere through Holy Week.
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I don’t know who really wrote this motet, but I do know it’s a soothing and highly accessible selection for Holy Week.
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An introduction to the English chants of Holy Week for clergy
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Bishops have broad freedom to determine what adaptations may be necessary in 2021.
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Insights from Joseph of Arimathea
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The Congregation has released a short document with pertinent guidance.
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The indispensable “Musician’s Guide to Good Friday,” including a 50-page PDF and rehearsal videos!

This piece is ideal for use as a motet during the veneration of the Holy Cross at the Good Friday liturgy.

Simply adhering to the liturgical traditions of the Church would be a wonderful Lenten program for every parish.
This piece is ideal for use as a motet during the veneration of the Holy Cross at the Good Friday liturgy.

Singing for the Sacred Triduum and Easter ceremonies is an awesome privilege. Coming out the other side can be very sweet indeed, even when things didn’t always go quite as planned.
Knowing What Is Needed

You may forever change the lives of someone you do not know in ways you will never know.

Singing the “Exsultet” can be intimidating! Six pages of endless notes and words? Here are some helpful tools.
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