Tomas Luis de Victoria (1548 - 1611) composed this motet of lament sometime before 1585, when it was published. The text, below, is taken from Job 16:17; Lamentations 1:12, 16, and provides fitting music...
Just about everything certain people - and you know who you are - warned about the mRNA jab has now revealed to be true. That it was, whether deliberately or not, leaked from a...
For those in the area, Our Lady Seat of Wisdom College Schola Cantorum is presenting Sunday Vespers on this Passion/Palm Sunday, April 13th, 6 p.m. at Saint Hedwig's Church. This is sure to offer...
A friend of mine, Anton Casta, is working on a biography on his own father whose name he shares. Anton Sr. lived a dramatic life in the midst of Communist Slovakia, from surviving prison,...
A teen who received the Covid shot died three weeks later, his death tied to the side effects of the purported vaccine. His parents took the case to court, and the reader may not...
A blessed Laetare Sunday to all our readers! This Fourth Sunday of Lent is named after the Introit, Laetare Ierusalem marking the halfway point through the Lenten pilgrimage, where the Church exhorts us to...
It's as rigorous as the ascetic lives of the desert monks, of the Eastern Fathers, and the glory days of the Trappists and Camaldolese. Only it's not done freely, for the love of God,...
March 25th is the Solemnity of the Incarnation of Our Lord Jesus Christ. The centrality of this feast lies in the Latin words found in the Gospel of St John: Verbum Dei Caro Factum...