“A Patriotic Hymnal” • (Not Kidding!)
“Hymns for the Use of the Catholic Church in America” was published in Baltimore more than 200 years ago.
Pope Saint Paul VI (3 April 1969): “Although the text of the Roman Gradual—at least that which concerns the singing—has not been changed, the Entrance antiphons and Communions antiphons have been revised for Masses without singing.”

“Hymns for the Use of the Catholic Church in America” was published in Baltimore more than 200 years ago.

Dom Mocquereau’s editions are a compromise between tradition and paleography. This explains his sometimes surprising semiological conclusions.

One priest on this committee said something I’ll never forget…

“Unless Catholic musicians (especially priests) are careful, they may easily encourage non-Catholics in the belief that the differences between Catholics and non-Catholics are of minor importance.” —Dom Murray

The Conference of Roman Catholic Cathedral Musicians (CRCCM) has just launched a remarkable free resource offering recommendations of choral music, antiphons, propers, and more for all Sundays of the liturgical calendar, solemnities, and Ritual Masses.

Church musicians ought not proceed in a frenzied, panic-stricken manner.

“Thanks, Richard, for another accessible and mellifluous motet!” —Chris Mueller

The exciting re-translation project for the Liturgy of the Hours continues! This article will get you up to speed.

Exciting news for the sacred music world—regarding something important starting next week.

Stricken with terror, they fled to the mission, where Brébeuf and Lalemant were just finishing the prayers after Mass…

You’re probably thinking: “Jeff, if you think Father Rossini’s narrow-mindedness was bad, get ready for a rude awakening when you see what we’re up against in 2023.”
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