Jacqueline Kennedy & The Roman Catholic Liturgy
Kennedy had no regrets about refusing to take the blood-stained suit off.
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Kennedy had no regrets about refusing to take the blood-stained suit off.

An Australian speaking Italian! Very cool to hear.
Celebrating Saint Isaac Jogues & Companions
The official broadcast from the Vatican.

One of the most painful spiritual experiences many Catholics suffer is the closure of their parish.

“One father said to me, about the earlier document, that he wouldn’t want his young adult children to read it, because they’d be confused.” —Cardinal Pell

Is the organ postlude after Mass a loud distraction that stands in the way of making one’s thanksgiving? Or is it a wholly fitting conclusion to an act of public divine worship?

Aurelio Porfiri (Composer), Luigi Ciuffa (Conductor), Gianluca Libertucci (Organist)

Today’s installment gives an alternate version to Purification image we’ve already released.

The rest of the Wedding liturgy, and some miscellaneous advice.

I don’t know how you feel, but being hugged by unknown people on the basis that they sit next to me is not really the best experience in the world…

Including exclusive interviews with Fr. Corrado Maggioni and Rodolfo Papa.

“The principles of sacredness and dignity which distinguish church music, in regard to its singing and its musical instruments, should remain intact.” —Cardinal Lercaro (1966)

“Our Archconfraternity is truly grateful to Maestro Aurelio Porfiri for the gift of this marvelous Mass which he has composed.” —Domenico Rotella

Modern evidence that “modern” music may not be so “great” as the moderns would like you to think.
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