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Fr. Phillips’ lecture on the success of St. John Cantius

This entry is part 4 in the series “CMAA Colloquium XVIII (2008).”

Fr. Frank Phillips CR, pastor of St. John Cantius Parish and founder of the Canons Regular of St. John Cantius delivered this lecture on June 19, 2008 at the Church Music Association of America’s Colloquium XVIII. He tells of his own personal experiences immediately following the Second Vatican Council (including an episode involving incinerators and volumes of Gregorian Chant), his years under Monsignors Martin B. Hellriegel and Richard J. Schuler, and the initial difficulties of establishing a solid music program at Cantius.

Listen to the lecture (45 min.), hosted by MusicaSacra:

Download it here.

CMAA Colloquium XVIII (2008)

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Posted 06.25.2008
by Aristotle Esguerra
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Filed under: Gregorian Chant; Humor; Liturgical Music in Practice; Music Education; Recordings.

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Thank you so much for recording Father Phillips’ lecture. I downloaded it as a podcast and just listened to it this morning. I love St. John Cantius and always go there when I am in Chicago. Hearing Fr. Phillips’ bakground was inspiring. Thanks!

jane watson
memphis, tn


jane watson
07.05.2008 @ 9:14 am #

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