Hart’s latest “conversation” with God is now available to Catholic churches around the world.
Grammy-nominated musician Sarah Hart releases new Marian hymn
Panel brings Sister Thea Bowman’s life and legacy to Georgetown audience
Sister Thea Bowman, one of six Black Catholics known as a “Servant of God” now that their sainthood causes are being advanced, has plenty of lessons to impart from her life to Catholics today.
Photos of the Week: Jan. 17, 2022
In the spotlight: Pope’s record collection, “blessing of the waters” and “friar truck” Bible reading
Devotion to St. Joseph inspires singer to pen song for Jesus’ foster father
The San Diego-based musician, who last year marked 30 years in music ministry, has written and recorded “Song of St. Joseph.”
Musicologist hopes to reconstruct 12-century organ from Bethlehem church
Frozen in time, like a “musical Pompeii,” the 221 remaining original organ pipes from the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem may fill a gap of knowledge of more than three centuries in the history of the organ and its cultural context, medieval church culture, music and technology.
Aquinas in Appalachia: Bluegrass-picking priest explains genre’s appeal
“I play this guitar most days in my office looking out at the Roman Forum that’s 2,700 years-old,” said U.S.-born, Dominican Father Thomas Joseph White.
Congregational singing to be allowed in limited capacity beginning Palm Sunday
In his letter to pastors, Bishop Kettler also addressed a change in protocols for adoration chapels, and he included a reminder about the importance of wearing masks.
Choirs can return to ministry at Mass beginning Feb. 21
Choirs and vocal ensembles can return to ministry at Mass beginning on the First Sunday of Lent, Feb. 21, Bishop Donald Kettler said in a letter to priests of the diocese Feb. 11.