L’Arte di Dio: Sacri Pensieri, Profane Idee Edited by Cristina Siccardi (2017 Edizioni Cantagalli S.r.I., Siena) Art and Religion, Beauty and the Sacred: topics that have received ever-increasing attention among Catholic Traditionalists as their movement matures and, moving beyond the mere survival of the liturgy, addresses fundamental issues of our culture. In general, Traditionalists […]

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  Last Friday evening, in the midst of a fierce early March storm, I attended a rare musical event  at the church of St. Luke in the Fields in the Village.  The vocalists of TENET together with the instrumental performers of ACRONYM presented Le Memorie Dolorose, a sepolcro, or kind of oratorio for Holy Week. It would […]

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For the Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas, the Church of St. Vincent Ferrer will offer a Dominican Rite Mass on Wednesday, March 7 at 7 pm.  

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On the 18th anniversary of the death of Ignatius Cardinal Kung,  a traditional Latin high Mass will be offered at the Basilica of St. John the Evangelist in Stamford, CT on Saturday, March 10 at 10:30 am.  Fr. Cyprian La Pastina will be the celebrant.  David Hugh will direct the music. This is the most […]

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St. Mary’s Church and the St. Cecilia Society are delighted to announce the second installment of the Rosary Concert Series, dedicated to the Sorrowful Mysteries, on Sunday, March 18, 2018 at 3:00 p.m. at St. Mary’s Church, 669 West Avenue in Norwalk, Connecticut. This concert, a meditation on the Sorrowful Mysteries, falls on Passion Sunday, which […]

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Summer course offerings at Dunwoodie! If you’ve been looking for an opportunity to study sacred music at the graduate level in a compact format, take a look at our offerings. For the first time, we’re offering a hybrid course – Principles of Sacred Music – 7 weeks online and 2 days (July 23-24) in person […]

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(Above) The so-called “Crown of the Andes.” A masterpiece of Spanish colonial art, it was fashioned of gold and emeralds in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries for a statue of the Madonna in Popayán, Columbia – although stories connected the gems to the last Inca ruler. It was sold to an American investor/collector in […]

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From the website of St Ignatius Loyola parish, New York: News & Announcements Of Interest The Laetare Lecture: A Sea of Change: Climate and the South Pacific Monday, March 12th | 7 PM | Wallace Hall Cardinal John Ribat KBE, M.S.C., of Papua New Guinea will discuss the climate change crisis that is affecting the […]

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Solemn Mass for the Feast of Saint Joseph Monday March 19th at 7pm Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church 259 Oliver Street,  Newark Coffee and refreshments served after mass in Rectory. Rev Msgr Joseph F. Ambrosio, Celebrant and Pastor

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