Musica per la Quaresima

Formulario per la Quaresima

• Introitus: Tibi dixit (Graduale Romanum)
  Durata: 2:17 - 3,230 Mb
  Mulierum Schola Gregoriana Pontificii Instituti Musicæ Sacræ; Nino Albarosa, direttore.
  Letizia Butterin (solista), Miriam Cicchitti, Eun-Young Cho, Hi-Jung Jun, Yeon-Hee Kang, Mun-Joung Park, Hye-Jung Son, Masako Toeda.
• Psalmus Responsorius: Miserere nostri (Graduale Simplex)
  Durata: 1:51 - 2,600 Mb
  Schola Gregoriana del Pontificio Istituto di Musica Sacra; Nino Albarosa e Mons. Alberto Turco, direttori.
  Raimundo Pereira Martinez, solista.
• Antiphona Acclamationis: Qui verbum (Graduale Simplex)
  Durata: 0:31 - 750 Kb
  Schola Gregoriana del Pontificio Istituto di Musica Sacra; Nino Albarosa e Mons. Alberto Turco, direttori.
  Raimundo Pereira Martinez, solista.
• Tractus: De profundis (Graduale Simplex)
  Durata: 1:22 - 1,932 Mb
  Schola Gregoriana del Pontificio Istituto di Musica Sacra; Nino Albarosa e Mons. Alberto Turco, direttori.
  
• Offertorium: Domine convertere (Graduale Romanum)
  Durata: 2:50 - 3,981 Mb
  Virum Schola Gregoriana Pontificii Instituti Musicæ Sacræ; Mons. Alberto Turco, direttore.
  Gennaro Becchimanzi, Francesco Ercolani, Igor Glushkov, Blazenko Juracic, Rafael Martinez Ramirez, Raimundo Pereira Martinez, Hubert Siekierka, Harry Singkoh, Djedje Thomas, Jan Velbacky.
• Communio: Quis dabit (Graduale Romanum)
  Durata: 2:56 - 4,132 Mb
  Mulierum Schola Gregoriana Pontificii Instituti Musicæ Sacræ; Nino Albarosa, direttore.
  Letizia Butterin, Miriam Cicchitti, Eun-Young Cho, Hi-Jung Jun, Yeon-Hee Kang, Mun-Joung Park, Hye-Jung Son (solista), Masako Toeda.
  
  
• Bartolome De Escobedo (1500 ca- 1563): Exsurge quare obdormis, Domine.
  Durata: 3:16 - 3,068 Mb
  I cantori del Pontificio Istituto di Musica Sacra di Roma. Direttore Walter Marzilli.
  Letizia Butterin, Mun-Joung Park (Cantus); Radu Muresan, Steingrimmur Thorhallsson (Altus); Raimundo Pereira, Maurizio Verde (Tenor); Blazenko Juracic, Ugo Patti (Bassus).
  Registrazione dal vivo del Concerto del 6 dicembre 2000.

From the Vatican:

Morning Hymn:	ETERNO CREATORE DEL MONDO
Advent and Christmas:	RALLEGRATI, O VERGINE MARIA GIÀ L'UNIVERSO VERBO DEL DIO VIVENTE BENEDETTO IL GREMBO VERGINALE LA LUCE DELLA STELLA
Lent:	M'INVOCHERÀ E IO L'ESAUDIRÒ SIGNORE, MOSTRAMI IL TUO VOLTO SE TU CONOSCESSI IL DONO DI DIO RALLEGRATI, O SION IN VOI PORRÒ IL MIO SPIRITO
Vesper Hymn:	CREATORE DI TUTTE LE COSE
Morning Hymn:	O FONTE DELLA LUCE
Easter Season:	IO SONO RISORTO PASQUA DEL MIO SIGNORE LA LUCE PASQUALE RISPLENDE FONTE VIVA DI CONSOLAZIONE
Solemnity and Feasts:	NOI TI RENDIAMO GRAZIE O COMUNIONE INTIMA INNO D'AMORE CRISTO NOSTRO SIGNORE
Ecclesial Celebrations:	NOI CAMMINIAMO PER LE VIE DEL MONDO RAVVIVA IL DONO CIELO NUOVO
Hymn of the Holy Door	Hymn to Christ, the Lord of the Millennia for the Opening of the Holy Door "Veni ad liberandum nos" choir-prelude ricercare fugue Meditation Laudes Regiae Hymn to Christ, the Lord of the Millennia for the Closing of the Holy Door

Male and Female, He Created Them: Apologetics for Same Sex Attraction

Mark Houck

...are the future of the Church, and boy-o-boy does the future look bright! Case in point, Fr. Andy Jaspers, S.J. The good padre wrote me and submitted the following:

Peace be with you,

I wondered if you could provide a link for some recent talks on Pope Benedict’s thought. These talks are given by solidly orthodox Jesuits, and are at a high level of scholarship.

The first talk is by Fr. Robert Araujo of Loyola University, Chicago. Fr. Araujo was the legal counsel for the Vatican delegation to the United Nations for several years up to this year. His talk is very timely, as it is on Pope Benedict’s social thought. Fr. Burgaleta is a biblical scholar from Fordham University, and gives an excellent assessment of “Jesus of Nazareth” as a contribution to biblical scholarship. Finally, Fr. Mueller, of Marquette University, gives a talk that is an engaging presentation on the Christology of “Jesus of Nazareth.”

The talks are available at: http://fordhamfrc.org/jpii/pagetwo.htm

Here are the talks from the Fordham site Padre recommended. Be sure to wear a seat belt.

The Jesuit Colloquium on Papal Thought

Benedict XVI:

"Virtue, Liturgy and Jesus of Nazareth"

June 7-June 10, 2009

Plenary Session Speakers Included

Robert Araujo, S.J., Boston College: "Benedict XVI, The Virtues, and Catholic Social Thought"

Claudio Burgaleta, S.J., Fordham University: "Benedict XVI: Theology of the Word of God"

Joseph Mueller, S.J. Marquette University: "The First Thing We Must Do is Open Ourselves to God, Benedict XVI's Theocentric Christology in Jesus of Nazareth"

This looks like good, relevant Catholic radio:

Homosexuality: Why Not-Dr. Janet Smith

On Wednesday, May 27th, the Gospel of Life Group at Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish hosted Dr. Janet Smith as part of the Dignity of Life Speaker Series. Professor Smith holds the Father Michael J. McGivney Chair of Life Ethics at Sacred Heart Major Seminary.

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Found the following thanks to reader Brigitte:

God

Atheists deny God’s existence; mystics experience God directly; saints are called friends of God. How can we finite human beings really know Him, the Infinite God? Based on the Catechism of the Catholic Church and Holy Scripture, this is taken from the Luke E. Hart Series – Basic Elements of the Catholic Faith and provided by the Knights of Columbus Catholic Information Service.

“This helped evangelize an Agnostic Scientist friend to explore the faith and start asking for more!” Rennie - Spokane, WA

“For those seriously wondering about God’s existence, this presents many solid facets to contemplate.” Mark - La Crosse, WI

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Seven Reasons To Be Catholic by Dr. Peter Kreeft

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A Blogger and the Blessed Mother | Mark Shea, interviewed by Carl E. Olson | Ignatius Insight | June 24, 2009

Carl E. Olson, editor of Ignatius Insight, talks to Mark Shea, well-known blogger, author, and apologist, about Mary, Mother of the Son, Mark's three-volume exploration of the Marian dimension of Catholic thought, life, prayer, and practice.

Mark is the man and mind behind the popular "Catholic and Enjoying It!" blog. He is also the author of several books--including Making Senses Out of Scripture, By What Authority?: An Evangelical Discovers Catholic Tradition, and This Is My Body: An Evangelical Discovers the Real Presence--and a regular contributor to Catholic Exchange, InsideCatholic.com, and National Catholic Register.

In this 47-minute interview, Mark talks about his Marian trilogy, misconceptions about Marian beliefs, and Marian devotions, as well as the life of an established blogger and budding actor.

Signed copies of Mary, Mother of the Son can be ordered through Mark's website.

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Dr. Scott Hahn

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The Spirit of Sacrifice in the Family

Fr. Benedict J. Groeschel, CFR Ed.D., is the director of the Office of Spiritual Development of the New York Archdiocese. He also founded, and is on the staff of Trinity Retreat House, a center for prayer, retreat and renewal for the clergy.

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Reader Dave S. pointed me to the following, from the Catholic Men's Podcast:

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On May 19th, Fr. Riccardo spoke to the Men's Fellowship Group of Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish concerning the faith challenges that young men and women face during their college years. In this talk titled Faith Under Attack, Fr. John offers his insight.

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