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EVENTS

EVENTS

EVENTS 2023-2024

April 5:   "Why Catholic Churches Should be Beautiful", Presentation by                          Kathleen Carr, Cathedral of the Incarnation, Nashville

May 15:     Sacred Art Prize Call for Entry Opens. For details & to enter, click here.

June 28- 30:    Egg Tempera Workshop with Matthew Conner.
                        For details and enrollment please click here.

July 26 :  Registration opens for Write Spirit Creative Writing Course

August 12:    His Majesty's Men, Choral Concert at St. John Cantius. 
                    Original compositions by Dr. Peter Kwasnewski and Mark
                    Nowakowksi will be performed. For tickets and full details click here.

Sept 7 -Dec 14:  Online Write Spirit Creative Writing Course

Sept. 29: Sacred Art & Adoration Presentation at Nashville Cathedral

Nov. 6:   Sacred Art Prize 2023 Call for Entry Closes

Dec.  3:   Christmas Tour at the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC lead
                by William Newton & Natalie Peters

Dec. 6:   Sacred Art Prize winners announced

2024

Feb -    1st Annual Catholic Art Institute Short Film Festival at Regents University.               Call for entry opening soon.

EVENT VIDEOS

Panel Discussion - 4th Annual "Art & Virtue" Conference, Oct. 30, 2022
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Panel Discussion - 4th Annual "Art & Virtue" Conference, Oct. 30, 2022

His Majesty's Men: "O Sacrum Convivium" by Mark Nowakowski (b.1978)
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His Majesty's Men: "O Sacrum Convivium" by Mark Nowakowski (b.1978)

Recorded in concert, St John Cantius Church, Chicago, August 2022 Text translated from the Latin: "O sacred banquet, wherein Christ is received; the memorial of his passion is renewed; the soul is filled with grace; and a pledge of future glory is given to us. Alleluia." attributed to St Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274) Richard Childress, countertenor Matthew Dean, tenor Joe Labozetta, baritone Nathaniel Adams, baritone Ian Prichard, bass
His Majesty's Men: "Pange Lingua" by Mark Nowakowski (b. 1978)
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His Majesty's Men: "Pange Lingua" by Mark Nowakowski (b. 1978)

Premiere performance, commissioned by His Majesty's Men. Recorded in concert, St John Cantius Church, Chicago, August 2022. Text translated from the Latin: "Sing, my tongue, the Saviour's glory, of His Flesh, the mystery sing; of the Blood, all price exceeding, shed by our immortal King, destined, for the world's redemption, from a noble Womb to spring." (Thomas Aquinas, 1225-1274) Richard Childress, countertenor Matthew Dean, tenor Joe Labozetta, baritone Nathaniel Adams, baritone Ian Prichard, bass
His Majesty's Men: "The Song of Songs" by Howard Skempton (b. 1947)
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His Majesty's Men: "The Song of Songs" by Howard Skempton (b. 1947)

Recorded in concert, St John Cantius Church, Chicago, August 2022. Text: "The Song of Songs, which is Solomon's: Behold, thou art fair, my love. Behold, thou hast dove's eyes." (from the Song of Songs, Old Testament) Richard Childress, countertenor Matthew Dean, tenor Joe Labozetta, baritone Nathaniel Adams, baritone Ian Prichard, bass
His Majesty's Men: "Prayer of the Children" by Kurt Bestor (arranged by Richard Childress)
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His Majesty's Men: "Prayer of the Children" by Kurt Bestor (arranged by Richard Childress)

Recorded in concert, St John Cantius Church, Chicago, August 2022. Richard Childress, countertenor Matthew Dean, tenor Joe Labozetta, baritone Nathaniel Adams, baritone Ian Prichard, bass
His Majesty's Men: "Seacht nDolás na Maighdine Múire"
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His Majesty's Men: "Seacht nDolás na Maighdine Múire"

Recorded in concert, St John Cantius Church, Chicago, August 2022. Words and music: 13th century Irish, arranged by Chris Crilly The text, sung in 13th century Gaelige, tells of the seven sorrows of the Virgin Mary during her Son's scourging, crucifixion and burial. Richard Childress, countertenor Matthew Dean, tenor Joe Labozetta, baritone Nathaniel Adams, baritone Ian Prichard, bass
ART PRIZE 2020

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