This ancient Irish carol has been sung for centuries—and still carries the quiet wonder of the Nativity.
A "Missa Iubilaea" entitled 'Shalom'–peace in Hebrew–was performed for the first time this November at the Roman church of St. Louis of the French.
The lead performer in the show talks with Aleteia about how her participation has transformed her and what message she wants to share with American audiences.
It’s beginning to sound a lot like Christmas … in the Vatican.
The tenor marks 30 years of music and memories — including the joy of singing for four popes — and the faith that sustains him.
Born in an Irish monastery a thousand years ago, this hymn continues to calm and comfort modern souls.
The organizers of World Youth Day Seoul 2027 are accepting entries for a theme song for the event. The event's theme is "Take courage! I have overcome the world."
Scholar-organist David Catalunya revives an 11th-century timbre in Jerusalem’s Franciscan Monastery of St. Saviour.
Chideha Osondu, 14, is a talented flautist. But her path to Julliard wouldn't have happened without her parish.
NOVUM Collective gathers contemporary Christian artists to witness God’s truth and beauty through music.
The winners of the first-ever Catholic Music Awards were announced on July 27 at a ceremony in Rome.
In 1770, young Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, aged 14, transcribed from memory Allegri's “Miserere,” a sacred work then jealously guarded by the Sistine Chapel choir.
During a ceremony on the occasion of Palestrina's 500th birthday, the Pope praised his genius that closely associates music and liturgy.
More than just viral internet fodder, the Beatboxing Nuns of the Copiosa Redencao congregation have an important mission.
Pope Francis had an eclectic taste in both music and books. Read on to learn some of his favorites.
With 12 years of injecting new music, art, and literature into American Catholic culture, foundation has big plans for coming years.
The Young Voices of the Philippines perform a stunning and prayerful song for the healing of the pontiff.
