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Dominican friars’ bluegrass band unveils sixth album
The Hillbilly Thomists have released their sixth album and will perform at the Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage in September
Christine Rousselle
Official anthem for World Youth Day 2027 released
The official World Youth Day 2027 anthem, composed by Korean musician Francis Jiyoon Kim, has been released one year before the gathering in Seoul
Christine Rousselle
An unforgettable feast of sacred music
From Monteverdi’s ‘Vespers’ to Bach on the Aubertin organ, the St Birinus Festival brought together outstanding musicians, liturgy and ecumenical friendship in an Oxfordshire village
Ysenda Maxtone Graham
Bad Bunny granted private audience with Pope Leo XIV in Madrid
Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni confirmed that the singer Bad Bunny was received by Pope Leo XIV during events in Madrid attended by hundreds of thousands of faithful
Thomas Colsy
A tapestry of belief
A journey to Glyndebourne’s L’Orfeo prompts a meditation on Orpheus, Christ and the Christian promise of redemption against death
Kenneth Zammit Tabona
Scotland’s highest honour for musician MacMillan
The internationally acclaimed Scottish composer has been appointed to Scotland’s highest order of chivalry in recognition of a distinguished career in music and public life
The Catholic Herald
Why Catholics should sing together again
Music has become increasingly passive in modern life, but the folk tradition offers Catholics a way to recover shared culture and fellowship through singing together
David Hahn
Punk at 50: freedom, rebellion and the void
The fury of punk exposed the decay of post-war Britain, yet the movement left behind a cultural void it could not fill
Ruadhan Jones
The sober inebriation of Pentecost
Pentecost is not a feast of polite reflection but of holy disruption, and sacred music should recover something of that unsettling power
Simon Johnson
Why sacred music belongs in the liturgy, not the concert hall
The St Birinus Festival at Dorchester Abbey seeks to restore sacred music to the liturgical setting for which it was composed
Dominic Bevan
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