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Liturgical music can draw people to Christ, heal divides, says Hispanic Catholic composer
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Liturgical music can draw people to Christ, heal divides, says Hispanic Catholic composer

Gina ChristianOctober 19, 20255 min read
Jaime Cortez, who was born in New York and raised in El Salvador, has engaged in multicultural music ministry throughout his career, collaborating with peers on a number of projects — including “Gracia y Amor/Grace and Love,” a collection with Hurd and Eleazar Cortés, and “Our Common Home.”
Catholic stand-up comic cancels tour after daughter’s cancer diagnosis
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Catholic stand-up comic cancels tour after daughter’s cancer diagnosis

Simone OrendainOctober 16, 20253 min read
A Catholic comedian who had multiple live show dates scheduled from October through January for a national tour announced Oct. 15 she had canceled the appearances.
Echoes of Eternity: Mahler and Duruflé in concert at Baltimore Basilica
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Echoes of Eternity: Mahler and Duruflé in concert at Baltimore Basilica

Samuel RoweOctober 6, 20254 min read
November, being the month of All Souls, is a time when many choirs (ecclesiastical and secular alike) perform music centered on the faithful departed. Local music lovers will have a chance to experience it when the Baltimore Basilica — America’s first cathedral — hosts Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. a one-night-only performance of Mahler’s Titan Symphony and Duruflé’s Requiem.
As Nantes cathedral opens after 2020 fire, Notre Dame in Paris presents reopened towers
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As Nantes cathedral opens after 2020 fire, Notre Dame in Paris presents reopened towers

Caroline de SurySeptember 29, 20255 min read
The northwestern French city of Nantes waited for this moment for five long years and on Sept. 27, reopened its cathedral after the 2020 arson attack. The church celebrated with local and state officials present, and topped its reopening with ballet dancers flying on the cathedral’s square.
Catholic high school boys choir wows in ‘America’s Got Talent’ season finale
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Catholic high school boys choir wows in ‘America’s Got Talent’ season finale

Simone OrendainSeptember 29, 20253 min read
A Catholic high school boys’ choir from Chicago made it to the top five on the season finale of “America’s Got Talent” Sept. 24, prompting a message of pride and encouragement from Chicago Cardinal Blase J. Cupich.
Spain’s Tower of Jesus Christ will make Sagrada Familia world’s tallest Catholic church
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Spain’s Tower of Jesus Christ will make Sagrada Familia world’s tallest Catholic church

Junno Arocho EstevesSeptember 24, 20253 min read
Over a century in the making, the Tower of Jesus Christ, designed by famed Spanish architect Antoni Gaudí, will soon crown the Basilica of the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, making it the tallest Catholic Church in the world.
St. Patrick’s Cathedral mural honors immigrants, first responders, NY saints
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St. Patrick’s Cathedral mural honors immigrants, first responders, NY saints

Steven SchwankertSeptember 22, 20255 min read
A new 25-foot-high mural that covers the walls of the entrance to St. Patrick’s Cathedral and was officially dedicated during Mass Sept. 21 celebrates New York’s sacred and secular history.
Oldest organ in Christendom sounded for first time in 800 years, leaving organist speechless
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Oldest organ in Christendom sounded for first time in 800 years, leaving organist speechless

Judith SudilovskySeptember 15, 20256 min read
After 800 years of silence, the pipes from the oldest organ in Christendom played again, filling the reception hall of Jerusalem’s Franciscan Monastery of St. Saviour with the unique sound of the 11th-century liturgical chant, Benedicamus Domino Flos Filius.
Catholic singer’s Marian journey through psalms brought award-winning song, joy after infertility
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Catholic singer’s Marian journey through psalms brought award-winning song, joy after infertility

Lauretta BrownSeptember 1, 20256 min read
Francesca LaRosa, who recently took home a Catholic Music Award for Best New Singer in Rome for her song “My Soul Proclaims,” made her own unique journey through the psalms that brought new life and a song honoring the joyful words of Mary in the “Magnificat.”
Experts see US UNESCO exit as blow to historic preservation for churches, other sites
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Experts see US UNESCO exit as blow to historic preservation for churches, other sites

Gina ChristianAugust 1, 20255 min read
The Trump administration’s recent decision to withdraw the U.S. from the United Nations’ cultural agency comes just weeks ahead of a Catholic UNESCO World Heritage site anniversary celebration — and the exit stands to erode historic preservation efforts more broadly, experts told OSV News.
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