<p>Sacred liturgical music, whether it be traditional or contemporary, can only fulfill its purpose to the extent that it leads us, clearly and strongly, beyond itself to <em>the silent presence of God</em>.</p>

Sacred liturgical music, whether it be traditional or contemporary, can only fulfill its purpose to the extent that it leads us, clearly and strongly, beyond itself to the silent presence of God.

Adoration and Aesthetics

How can the music heard today in the Catholic Church be renewed so as to faithfully fulfill its traditional role – to proclaim the divine dignity of the Mass, and to draw people into its contemplative dimension of reverent adoration, transformation, and loving communion? Please join me as we study the oft-neglected but luminous path which the Church has charted for this inspired renewal, and as we share our questions and challenges along the way.

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Adoration and Aesthetics

Adoration and Aesthetics