Fr. Scott A. Haynes On the night of His betrayal, the Lord Jesus Christ warned Peter that he would deny Him thrice; and this before the...

As we continue our Lenten journey, may Laetare Sunday rekindle in us the joy of our redemption.

Jesus anoints the blind man with clay and tells him to wash in the pool of Siloam.

"Revealing to thee the pre-eternal Counsel, Gabriel came and stood before thee, O Virgin, and in greeting thee, he said, 'Rejoice, earth...

Fr. Scott A. Haynes The Ven. Fulton Sheen once remarked: “Never forget that there are only two philosophies to rule your life: the one of...

Composed in 1598 upon the death of Philip II, Versa est in luctum is a suitably majestic motet for six voices - the music conjuring the...

As we begin the season of Lent, we begin with Ash Wednesday and the imposition of blessed ashes. We remember the account we must render.

Just before Ash Wednesday, Catholics traditionally observe "Shrovetide," or "Carnival."

Enroll your prayer requests to be remembered in Holy Mass during Lent.

After the Feast of Our Lady's Assumption, Catholics may practice the devotion of St. Michael's Lent.

This intimate setting of the Lord's Prayer was written by the Russian composer Nikolay Kedrov for his own vocal quartet

On Holy Saturday, we particularly consider the work of Christ as He harrowed hell.

Learn how Judas Iscariot betrays Christ on Spy Wednesday and makes a business deal for thirty silver pieces.

Sir Stephen Cleobury directs the Choir of King's College in Bruckner's famous setting of the Christus Factus Est, which is often sung in Hol

The stunning setting by Rev. Tomás Luis de Victoria of the Passio secundum Mathæum is traditionally sung on Palm Sunday High Mass.

The people gathered holding triumphal palms as they greeted Jesus, shouting, "Hosanna to the Son of David."

A stunning and prayerful setting of St. Patrick's Breastplate.

As the Apostle of Ireland, the Roman Britan St. Patrick was sent by Pope Celestine to convert the pagan nation unto Christ.

In Passiontide, we behold the covering of the Crosses and sacred images, reminding us how Christ hid from his persecutors, as he prayed.

The Fourth Sunday of Lent is nicknamed Laetare Sunday, a day in which the Golden Rose is given. Learn the interesting history of this day.