Palestrina’s First Biographer
Only three other individuals held the esteemed title of Perpetual Director.
Spanish Philippines and SSPX Manila: Pastoral Music, Part 3
In Spain, the Philippines, and other former Spanish colonies, orchestral Masses continued for major fiestas.
A Saintly Bishop & Sacred Music
Pope Paul VI described him as one of the foremost proponents of Tridentine reforms.
Rieti, Italy and its Cathedral
The Basilica’s musical heritage is among Europe’s most prestigious.
The Saint of Rome
Renowned as the “Saint of Rome,” Frances passed away on March 9, 1440.
A musical counterpart to Solzhenitsyn
Was he a loyal servant of the regime or a covert dissident?
Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati’s Love of Music
Liturgical music held a special place in Pier Giorgio’s heart.
Os Justi Press and the New Hymnal
"A revival of Catholic literature."
A Nonconformist Composer
Satie’s mysticism is authentic, ironic, or perhaps a subtle blend of both.
