Featuring Eric Genuis will be both a pleasure, and somewhat of a departure from the type of artist we normally feature in this series. We normally feature Christian musicians. That’s not changing. Eric is a devout Catholic. We normally feature…
Over years of balancing a family and multi-faceted musical career, Sarah Hart’s become a seasoned and grateful juggler, with a list of accomplishments that attest to her commitment to keeping all those balls in the air.
Although not new to the Christian music scene, Catholic musical artist Audrey Assad is our new featured artist, and we’re pleased to present her music to those not familiar with her work and fans alike. We love her sound and…
When I think back to my early days as a new member of the Knights of Columbus, I always remember fondly praying a decade of the Rosary each time our chaplain would lead us in an opening prayer. There I…
The liturgy celebrates the feast of these three archangels who are venerated in the tradition of the Church. Michael (Who is like God?) was the archangel who fought against Satan and all his evil angels, defending all the friends of…
What a pleasure it is to feature Tori Harris this issue. Tori has an absolutely beautiful voice; the kind of voice you could listen to for hours – so polished and dare I say it, so angelic.
Sam Rocha is an academic, author, and musician. His interests involve and revolve — and evolve — around philosophy, music, and religion. In philosophy, his work is in the philosophy of education as it intersects with the life and thought…
The Catholic Playlist show is a one hour radio show AND on demand podcast show playing great Christian music from a variety of Catholic artists.
Our newest featured artist is The Project. Michael Glen Bell & Duane W.H. Arnold, who both recently entered the Church, form the nucleus of The Project. Their first album is called “Martyrs Prayers”, which they say “is an extraordinary endeavor…
I’m having a difficult time understanding the culture in America these days. I mean what are people thinking when it comes to admitting the influence of God in their lives? In many cases it’s as though He doesn’t even exist.…