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Massive Music Reforms Mandated in Marquette
All parishes will use English chant, all parishes will use Latin chant, all parishes will sing the Communion antiphon, no one will buy any hymnal and all will use the forthcoming diocesan hymnal.
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Manifesting the Holy
Instead of overt images of sentimental expression (in favor at the time), the abbey church helps us to see that light, shadow, volume and space, and the relationship of honest materials to each other are often a more intense expression of a God and of a mystery we cannot define in human terms and images.
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I believe, Lord, help my unbelief
In what ways do our liturgies manifest a faith that has no space for wrestling with God? In what ways do our liturgies manifest a confident faith that also is honest about struggle and question?
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Pope Francis to Sweden for Joint Reformation Commemoration
The Lutheran World Federation and the Catholic Church will hold a joint ecumenical commemoration of the Reformation on October31, 2016 in Lund, Sweden.
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John Romeri to Christ Cathedral
“A majority of music in Catholic churches today is music from the last 15 or 20 years,” Romeri said. “But the Catholic Church’s musical tradition goes back 2,000 years. I hope to incorporate pieces from different eras because it’s all beautiful.”
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Intergenerational Worship, and Young People’s Faith and Doubt
The number one reason why young people are walking away from their faith is a lack of intergenerational worship and relationship.
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CRCCM Composition Contest Results Announced
The winning antiphons were performed at the annual meeting of the Conference of Roman Catholic Cathedral Musicians, January 4 – 8, held at Saint Joseph Cathedral in Hartford, CT and Saint Michael the Archangel Cathedral, Springfield, MA.
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Brothers and Sisters Living in Unity
And our task? To live together – somehow.
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Documentation: Foot-Washing
Here is the Decree on the Washing of Feet and a commentary by Archbishop Roche.
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