How God led Atlanta playwright John Ruane to the typewriter…then did it again…and again…and again…and again… By Patrick Gallagher “I don’t know if it’s ever
Missa Pange Lingua is a musical work that leads the worshippers into the depth and beauty of the Mass itself. The processional Pange Lingua aids the faithful to serenely reflect on the true presence of God in the Eucharist, the Kyrie is heartfelt and penitential, the Gloria is resolute, the Sanctus combines passion and grace to precede the Consecration, and finally the Agnus Dei provides clarity and peace.
“Is that your movie?” I texted an old friend, whose name flashed across the long closing film credits of Peanut Butter Falcon. Movies, like success,
I sat down with Benedict XVI Institute’s new composer-in-residence Frank La Rocca on a breezy San Francisco afternoon in late September to talk about the
Editor’s Note: This is the third part of a three-part profile of composer Frank La Rocca. The first part takes La Rocca from his Catholic
Editor’s Note: This is the second of a three-part series profiling Oakland composer Frank La Rocca. Part one, “Frank La Rocca’s Search for the Sacred,”
Editors’ note: This is the first of a three-part profile of Frank La Rocca, a composer who lives in the Bay Area. La Rocca also
Editors’ note: Side by Side is a new occasional series where we take two contemporary thinkers and simply juxtapose their ideas side by side and
Martin McDonagh’s Three Billboards in Ebbing, Missouri snagged two golden boys at Sunday’s Oscar: Best actress for Frances McDormand and Best Supporting Actor for Sam
Eric Genuis has an amazing apostolate: bringing beauty to prisoners. A self-taught composer, he brings first-class musicians-lush violins and voices-to a darkened, harsh, inmate world. “There
