Fr. Scott Haynes
Virgen bendita sin par, Pedro de Escobar
Fr. Scott Haynes conducts "Virgen bendita sin par": “O Blessed Virgin without equal, source of all virtue, thou art worthy of praise."
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Fr. Scott Haynes
Sep 14, 20211 min read
Salve Regina, Diogo dias Melgás
Salve Regina has been sung, since the 13th century, at the close of Compline. We praise God in Mary when one turns to her in song.
Fr. Scott Haynes
Sep 14, 20211 min read
Salve Regina, Gregorian Chant
The Salve Regina is a Marian hymn. It is traditionally sung at Compline on most days of the year.
Fr. Scott Haynes
Sep 14, 20211 min read
Laetentur caeli, Gregorian Chant
The patrimony of Gregorian chant which has been gloriously outstanding for this holiness over the centuries is our treasure as Catholics.
Fr. Scott Haynes
Sep 14, 20211 min read
Te Deum, Charpentier
Marc-Antoine Charpentier was master of the French Baroque. Fr. Scott Haynes conducts a thrilling performance of his legendary Te Deum.
Fr. Scott Haynes
Sep 14, 20211 min read
Silent Night, arr. Rev. Scott A. Haynes
One of the most charming carols for Christmas is Silent Night. This arrangement for choir, soloists and orchestra is arranged and conducted
Fr. Scott Haynes
Sep 14, 20211 min read
Rex Tremendae (Requiem), Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
The powerful emotions of the Rex Tremendae from Mozart's Requiem thrill the heart. Hear Fr. Scott Haynes conduct Mozart.
Fr. Scott Haynes
Sep 14, 20211 min read
Tuba Mirum (Requiem), Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Hear Fr. Scott Haynes conduct the St. Cecilia Choir and Orchestra in the Tuba Mirum from the famous Requiem Mass of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Fr. Scott Haynes
Sep 14, 20211 min read
Dies Irae (Requiem), Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Hear Fr. Scott Haynes conduct the St. Cecilia Choir and Orchestra in the Dies Irae from the famous Requiem Mass of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Fr. Scott Haynes
Sep 3, 202135 min read
Perfect Contrition
Rev. F. Quirijnen, S.J., explains what perfect contrition is and what it is not. It is the humble of heart who have sorrow for their sins.
Fr. Scott Haynes
Aug 23, 20213 min read
Anastasis Icon of the Resurrection
Celebrating the Easter season in the Byzantine Liturgy, we cherish the icon known as the “Anastasis,” the Greek word meaning “Resurrection."
Fr. Scott Haynes
Aug 23, 20211 min read
The Poor Souls Rest in the Wounds of Christ
The poor souls rest in Jesus' wounds, like the dove which hid itself in the “clefts of the rock” (Can. 2:14).
Fr. Scott Haynes
Aug 23, 20212 min read
St. Agatha, Bride of Christ
As a young woman, St Agatha gave her life to God, resisting any men who wanted her, because she had given herself as a bride of Christ.
Fr. Scott Haynes
Aug 23, 20212 min read
The Purity of St. Agnes
The symbol of the lamb reminds us of the purity of St. Agnes. The Pope traditionally blesses two lambs, recalling her martyrdom and purity.
Fr. Scott Haynes
Aug 23, 20213 min read
St. James the Greater
After the death of Christ, the ever passionate and impetuous James formed a part of the initial group of the early Church of Jerusalem.
Fr. Scott Haynes
Aug 22, 20212 min read
153 Fish
After a night of catching no fish, Jesus, standing on the shore, tells His disciples to cast the net on the right side of the boat.
Fr. Scott Haynes
Aug 22, 20213 min read
St. Wenceslaus
Good King Wenceslaus lived in the turbulent age when the Slavic nations of Eastern Europe were being introduced to Christianity.
Fr. Scott Haynes
Aug 22, 20215 min read
St. Martin de Porres
Fr. Scott Haynes tells the remarkable story of the Dominican friar, St. Martin de Porres, who, by God's grace was a source of great healing.
Fr. Scott Haynes
Aug 22, 20213 min read
The Gifts of the Three Kings
For almost a millennium, pilgrims have traveled to Cologne Cathedral in Germany to venerate the relics of the three wise men.
Fr. Scott Haynes
Aug 22, 20212 min read
Baptism of Our Lord
Christ is bathed in light; let us also be bathed in light. Christ is baptized; let us also go down with him, and rise with him.
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