Fauré and the Lullaby of Death
"Someone called it a lullaby of death. But that's the way I perceive death."
The Anatomy of Halloween
The first day of the Hallowtide Triduum.
The Musical Revolution of the Baptized Jew and His Struggle at Sinai
One of the most revolutionary musicians of the twentieth century.
Traditional Catholic Art Conference Moves to DC
It is a movement aimed at restoring beauty to its rightful place in our culture and building friendships between those so engaged.
Music for Souls Purified in the Fire
His simple, solid, and genuine faith defined his music.
The Music of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
Despite the bustling household of raising five children, Elizabeth's love for music never waned.
The Forgotten Customs of Saint Days (Part 3)
Los gigantes y cabezudos are great papier-mâché giants with large heads.
Music Composed by Pope St. Pius X
"He had a beautiful voice, tuned and secure and sang in church to the satisfaction of all parishioners."
Medieval Ressourcement and the Mysticism of St. Thomas: An Appreciation of Urban Hannon’s Thomistic Mystagogy
They inhabited a mystical world whose spell could not be broken by even the most relentless logician.
Forgotten Customs of St. Anne
St. Joachim later returned to Jerusalem and embraced Anne at the city gate.
Petrarch’s Musical Tradition
The words of the great poet from Arezzo have inspired generations of musicians from the 14th century to the present day.