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OFFICIAL CD RELEASE DATE: SEPTEMBER 23, 2022

Mass of the Americas

“The best liturgical music for the Mass since Duruflé. BRAVO!”

– Prof. Michael Linton

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About Mass of the Americas

Frank La Rocca’s Mass of the Americas was conceived by Archbishop Cordileone as a twinned tribute to Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception (patroness of the United States) and Our Lady of Guadalupe (patroness of Mexico and all the Americas). It elevates much-loved Mexican folk hymns to Our Lady and includes possibly the first Ave Maria hymn ever composed in Nahautl, the Aztec language Our Lady spoke to St. Juan Diego (the “Aue Maria”).

“The most important thing that happened Saturday is that we came together to worship God in a solemn and fitting way. Christ came. We shared his Body and Blood,” said Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone, “The Mass of the Americas is an example of continuity in Catholic worship, adhering faithfully to the principles laid out by the Second Vatican Council. This Mass treasures the beauty and solemnity of our Catholic patrimony while contributing to it in our own time.”

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Release Event


A Party for MOTA: Blanton Alspaugh Winner of 11 Grammys

Experience the new Catholic Renaissance. Meet Blanton Alspaugh the 11-time Grammy Award winner producing The Mass of the Americas.

09/25/2022 at 2:30pm Pacific

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09/08/2022

Sneak Preview

It’s a REVEAL party–get a sneak preview of Mass of the Americas CD produced by Grammy-Award winner Blanton Alspaugh.

09/17/2022 at 2:30pm Pacific

Join us in November as we and our homeless brothers and sisters pray for all who died on the streets.
09/08/2022

Celebrate at your Parish.

The breathtaking score of the acclaimed Mass of the Americas, commissioned by Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone and composed by Frank La Rocca, has been beautifully adapted by the composer specifically for use by parish choirs. Order below!