L’Anima Mia Ha Sete Sung By Music School In Rome
Recorded for Vatican Radio with organist Aurelio Porfiri. Conducted by Sister Dolores Aguirre.
Jesus said to them: “I have come into this world so that a sentence may fall upon it, that those who are blind should see, and those who see should become blind. If you were blind, you would not be guilty. It is because you protest, ‘We can see clearly,’ that you cannot be rid of your guilt.”
Recorded for Vatican Radio with organist Aurelio Porfiri. Conducted by Sister Dolores Aguirre.
Today’s installment is a rare image of our Lord’s Resurrection.
…including a special PDF version (Singer + Organist) of “Corde Natus ex Parentis.”
There is a built in tendency for nervous musicians to rush things – I think as your heart beats faster, your perception of time is dilated. As you build more confidence your sense of timing improves too.
This is a profession that is in fact, unfriendly to families, i.e., working all weekend long, nights, holidays, low pay, etc. Yet we persist through an act of will as much as an act of loving service.
Today’s installment is a picture of the angel Raphael.
I bet you don’t own this important historical hymn book!
“Many of those who have influenced the reform have no love, and no veneration of that which has been handed down to us.” —Secretary of the Consilium
The Ancient Form of Mass will be offered indefinitely at St. Victor Church every Sunday at 7:00pm.
“This section immediately brought to mind my mother’s old hand missal.” —Fr. Jay Finelli
A hauntingly beautiful composition by Aurelio Porfiri. How wonderful to hear God’s praises resound in Macau, China!
We will NOT be singing “Rudolf The Red-Nosed Reindeer” for Communion!
About five different plans for studying the Bible from a Catholic perspective.
“I regretted the loss of the beautiful Latin cadences and sonorous chant but appreciated the understanding brought by the English translation…” —Thomas Riplinger
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