“The program will display the dizzying range of music that coexisted in one place a one time.” Cifras nuevas presents music from the 16th and 17th centuries for the duo of harp and guitar or vihuela. Widely attested to in European iconography and Latin American folkloric traditions, this combination of instruments performed music ranging from ornamented canto […]
12 Apr
2026
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9 Apr
2026
Two parishes, in two boroughs of the same city, in two dioceses of the same Church. In a Catholic parish (and school)of the Brooklyn Diocese, a teacher and music director loses his positions becuse he has married a man. In a parish of the New York Archdiocese – the very upscale Jesuit institution of St. […]
9 Apr
2026
Great News from the Lower East Side Preservation Initiative (LESPI)- the historic church of St. Mary’s has been landmarked! There had been rumors that the Archdiocese was closing it. Wonderful news! On Tuesday, the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) Commissioners voted unanimously to designate the Church of St. Mary on Grand Street an Individual Landmark. […]
8 Apr
2026
I have just seen this article in the First Things Daily Newsletter of April 8th, 2026: Parks, Jillian, “Looking for the Real Catholic Church in New York City” Jillian Parks is a “junior fellow” at First Things magazine – in other words, a recent college graduate. She describes herself as a “Reformed Protestant.” Does this mean, in the […]
6 Apr
2026
Solemn Easter Vigil at St. Mary’s Church, Part III
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in St. Mary's Holy Week 2026The Mass of Easter
6 Apr
2026
Solemn Easter Vigil at St. Mary’s, Part II
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in St. Mary's Holy Week 2026The blessing of the font, the Baptisms and Confirmation
6 Apr
2026
Solemn Easter Vigil at St. Mary’s Church, Norwalk, Part I
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in St. Mary's Holy Week 2026The blessing of the new fire and lighting the Easter Candle Note: The captions for our posts were taken from the church program notes by John Pia.
5 Apr
2026
The Resurrection from the Isenheim altar by Matthias Grünewald. (Unterlinden Museum, Colmar) A Blessed and Happy Easter to all our members and readers!
4 Apr
2026
The bier of the Body of Christ is returned to the Church as the hymn “Vexilla Regis” is sung. It is placed before the high altar, whre is is ritually washed and buried by the clergy, as the choir sings the psalms and the Lamentations of Jeremiah from the first nocturn of the Office of […]
4 Apr
2026
BIshop Frank Caggiano of Bridgeport was present. (Incensing prior to the procession.) (Above) Waiting to begin….
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