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In this life we are frequently worried about temporal things. Today, we will talk about the Four Last Things, we have some feedback and another great Mary Moment with our friend Sarah Reinhard.
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In this episode, I share with you the first talk I did at a parish mission that I conducted in March of this year. The theme of the mission was: "The Courage to Be Catholic, in the Year of Faith and Beyond." We have some feed back in which the question came up about Pope Francis being a Jesuit and who he is obedient to.
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In this episode, I share with you the first talk I did at a parish mission that I conducted in March of this year. The theme of the mission was: "The Courage to Be Catholic, in the Year of Faith and Beyond." We have some feed back in which the question came up about Pope Francis being a Jesuit and who he is obedient to.
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Music of the Dominican Sisters of Mary
The Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist, are well-known for their Dominic spirituality, teaching missions across the country and publicity from numerous national media outlets. Now, they have entered the realm of music with the release of their first album, MATER EUCHARISTIAE, today with Decca Record Label and De Montfort Music.
The 15-track album, recorded live from the sisters’ chapel in Ann Arbor, Michigan, features songs in both English and Latin, and includes ancient chants, polyphony and original compositions. Some pieces are accompanied by the organ, trumpet and chimes, while others are sung a capella. The album is produced by the 2013 Grammy Award-winning Classical Producer of the Year, Blanton Alspaugh.
“We are truly thrilled to mark today the release date of Mater Eucharistiae, the very beautiful and unique collection of music for all to enjoy from The Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist,” said Monica Fitzgibbons, co-founder of De Montfort Music. “These modern day faithful and tireless missionaries of joy and love are generously reaching out to the world through these tremendous songs, and we are so grateful to them and congratulate them on this wonderful artistic work.”
The 15-track album, recorded live from the sisters’ chapel in Ann Arbor, Michigan, features songs in both English and Latin, and includes ancient chants, polyphony and original compositions. Some pieces are accompanied by the organ, trumpet and chimes, while others are sung a capella. The album is produced by the 2013 Grammy Award-winning Classical Producer of the Year, Blanton Alspaugh.
“We are truly thrilled to mark today the release date of Mater Eucharistiae, the very beautiful and unique collection of music for all to enjoy from The Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist,” said Monica Fitzgibbons, co-founder of De Montfort Music. “These modern day faithful and tireless missionaries of joy and love are generously reaching out to the world through these tremendous songs, and we are so grateful to them and congratulate them on this wonderful artistic work.”
Daily Bread; Catholic Reflections Podcast
In this podcast, hear inspired teaching on the daily Scripture readings of the Catholic Church by Fr. Al Lauer.
Father encourages us to be child like in our dependence on God. Latest podcast.
Father encourages us to be child like in our dependence on God. Latest podcast.
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