G.I.A. Publications President: “Statement on Composer David Haas”
Alec Harris (President of GIA Publications) “can’t overestimate the profound impact” that David Haas had on “everyone at GIA Publications.”
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Alec Harris (President of GIA Publications) “can’t overestimate the profound impact” that David Haas had on “everyone at GIA Publications.”

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Silverstream Priory is a house of monks living under the Rule of Saint Benedict.

“These renderings are accompanied by beautiful photos so even the novice should be able to follow the Mass rather easily.”

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Originally, the star was shown above the tiled roof of the stable.

Courtesy of John Sonnen.

Why not pick up a copy of Kevin Allen’s “Matri Divinae” collection?

Pope Francis has said: “Friar Junípero was one of the founding fathers of the United States.”
If you read French, you’ll understand these homilies.

Spot an ancient chasuble or rare picture of St. Wojtyła? Odds are it came from John Paul Sonnen.

Kevin Allen’s beautiful “Domine, Non Sum Dignus” has also been sung for Vatican Masses.

Archbishop Gomez will still speak, but the venue for Saturday has changed.

“Do it gradually, with proper catechesis, to avoid shocking the people.” —Most Rev’d Gracida

“Dear Fathers, we should listen to the lament of God proclaimed by the prophet Jeremiah: «They have turned their back to me» (2:27). Let us turn again towards the Lord!”
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