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From Catholiques1 please view in 480p mode.~ The wicked man forsakes his ways, and the unrighteous man his thoughts; and let him return unto the Lord, and He will have mercy upon him: for the Lord our God is gracious and merciful, and ever ready to relent when he threatens disaster. |
Ave Maria! This one is by the FI’s in Italy about their “Field School” that they hold each year with youth in the majestic Italian Alps. The beautiful footage is set to music with Italian titles. Perhaps we will come up with a version with English titles, but really, the imagery says it all. Part 2 will be tomorrow. |
Ave Maria! On January 6th, 2010, the Franciscan Friars in Italy had the privilege of celebrating the Traditional Mass with Cardinal Castrillon Hoyos, President Emeritus of Ecclesia Dei. We hope you enjoy viewing some of the scenes from the Mass and listening to the Creed which was sung during the Mass and directed by Alessandro Pucci and Andrea Ferranti. The name of the chorus (in Italian) is the “Schola Cantorum ‘Santa Cecilia’ di Corridonia e Coro di Cloumurano”. Friar Terrance sends ‘Ave Maria!’s and prayers to all. Ave Maria! +++ |
Ave Maria! The $ price $ for listening to this is one “Hail Mary” for the intentions Mr. Spindola. One of the friars on the AirMaria crew tends to carry with him an audio recorder, especially when heading out for a Mass somewhere; you never know. Here is Phillip Spindola, Organist-Pianist-Vocals, during the funeral of Steven Soares. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Continuing our series of music videos of the Apostles Creed from the Roman Catechism set to beautiful polyphonic music from the Franciscans of the Immaculate and classic religious art, we now proceed to the seventh article of the Creed: “From thence He shall come to judge the living & the dead.” The musical piece is “Sicut Cervus” by composer Giovanni Palestrina. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Continuing our series of music videos of the Apostles Creed from the Roman Catechism set to beautiful polyphonic music from the Franciscans of the Immaculate and classic religious art, we now proceed to the sixth article of the Creed: “He ascended into Heaven & sitteth at the right hand of God the Father Almighty.” The musical piece is “Sicut Cervus” by composer Giovanni Palestrina. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Continuing our series of music videos of the Apostles Creed from the Roman Catechism set to beautiful polyphonic music from the Franciscans of the Immaculate and classic religious art, we now proceed to the fifth article of the Creed: “He descended into Hell; the third day He rose again from the dead.” The musical piece is “Sicut Cervus” by composer Giovanni Palestrina. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Continuing our series of music videos of the Apostles Creed from the Roman Catechism set to beautiful polyphonic music from the Franciscans of the Immaculate and classic religious art, we now proceed to the fourth article of the Creed: “He suffered under Pontius Plate, was crucified, died, and was buried.” The musical piece is “Sicut Cervus” by composer Giovanni Palestrina. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Continuing our series of music videos of the Apostles Creed from the Roman Catechism set to beautiful polyphonic music from the Franciscans of the Immaculate and classic religious art, we now proceed to the third article of the Creed: “Who was conceived by the Holy Ghost, and born of the Virgin Mary.” The musical piece is “Sicut Cervus” by composer Giovanni Palestrina, spiritual child of St. Philip Neri. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Continuing our series of music videos of the Apostles Creed from the Roman Catechism set to beautiful polyphonic music from the Franciscans of the Immaculate and classic religious art, we now proceed to the second article of the Creed: “And in Jesus Christ, His only Son, Our Lord.” The musical piece is “Sicut Cervus” by composer Giovanni Palestrina, spiritual child of St. Philip Neri. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Introducing our new series of music videos of the Apostles Creed from the Roman Catechism set to beautiful polyphonic music from the Franciscans of the Immaculate and classic religious art. Here we have the first video which is on the first article of the Creed, “I believe in God the Father, Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth”, how the first person of the Trinity is called Father, because he is Creator of all things and giver of Grace. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Christmas treat for the eyes and ears. Here is a rendition of Christe, Redemptor Omnium (Christ, Redeemer of All) a Christmas Vespers hymn. It is beautifully sung by the Monks of Benedictine Abbey of Calcat with the Boy’s Choir of L’Alumnat and set to classic paintings of Nativity scenes. Merry Christmas, Enjoy! Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! It has just been brought to our attention that composer and musician Eric Genuis will appear on Life on the Rock tonight on EWTN. Eric has a wonderful and insightful philosophy on music that you and your family won’t want to miss – particularly older children who have been exposed to the music of today’s culture of death. Not to mention – you definitely won’t want to miss his musical performance!
For those without cable, Life on the Rock streams live from the EWTN website – 8pm ET
November 20 – Life on the Rock Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Fiddleback chasubles and Franciscan sandals come together in the extraordinary form of the Mass (Traditional Latin Mass) at Our Lady of Guadalupe Friary of the Franciscans of the Immaculate. The video is put to beautiful music from the Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate, our sister order. The music was recorded in Italy and is a fine testimony to the high quality of their music program which, combined with the friar’s, is playing a major part in spearheading the liturgical music reform in Italy. +++ |
Ave Maria! Friar Gabriel’s brother, friar Didacus, himself being an accomplished skater, recently visited our two friaries in Western Australia, and while he was there shot another video of Friar Gabriel skateboarding. He used some of the original footage shot in 2004 but also took some great footage by riding a skateboard himself and holding the camera. He then edited the results together with some music from Fr Maximilian Mary Dean and here’s the result – great stuff! Ave Maria! |
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