Events
Many Voices, One Song: Unity in Diversity
An evening of music, prayer, ritual, and stories which present God as One, multifaceted and beautiful. By sharing stories of our roots, people come together in emotion, empathy, and a common core of humanity. Ultimately, an hour of celebrating unity in diversity, unity in God, equally diverse and beautiful.
Catholic Music Like Gumbo
New Orleans is a melting pot of music from all over the world. Catholic recording artists from around the country collaborate in a melting pot of diverse music from the parts of the country they call "home." Te theme of this concert is Eucharist as "Tanksgiving," grateful for all the genres of music that help us worship. A high energy, participative concert with each artist singing original sacred music and one song from the genre of their home.
An Evening of Fun and Humor
A time of laughter and joy exploring different facets of our faith lives as only Oddwalk (and friends) can.
Voices Anthony Sievert, Land O’Lakes, FL Presenter: Gracias & Maraming Salamat—Adventures
of a Music Minister in Multiculturalism
We are a deeply divided people right now, who are in desperate need of unity and of a savior. To my mind, there is nothing like a beautiful hymn text or a stirring melody to unite all of God's people to one heart, and one mind.
22 New Faces in Liturgical Music
Experience a powerful evening of new inspiring liturgical music from today's top Catholic worship leaders/songwriters from around the country and beyond.
In Spirit & Truth
Open the gift of African American sacred music! Tis evening of song offers the opportunity to sing along with a selection of rich, deeply felt music, built on good ground, that has transformed the way so many Catholic parishes worship and live their faith. Songs of our brokenness, our shared humanity and companionship on the formative journey, with Jesus and one another.
Music of Women: Bringing Healing & Unity
Music of female composers, in different styles and languages, inspiring peace, unity, hope, and healing.
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