by Sarah Wolf | Feb 7, 2024 | GIA Quarterly
Originally published in the GIA Quarterly, Volume 34, Issue 4 Black Catholics in Popular Music Nate Tinner-Williams IN THE STORY OF AMERICAN MUSIC, many critics and casual listeners alike have become increasingly hip to the notion that Black musicians are, on...
by Sarah Wolf | Jan 4, 2024 | GIA Quarterly
Originally published in the GIA Quarterly, Volume 34, Issue 1 The Shape of Your Space Michael Silhavy Recently, I have been experiencing a “change of spaces” in both of my places of employment. By now, I sense most readers of GIA Quarterly know that in January...
by Bradley N | Dec 11, 2023 | GIA Quarterly
Originally published in the GIA Quarterly, Volume 34, Issue 4 A Season in Which to Know God Leisa Anslinger For pastoral ministers, every season holds an invitation to ponder the paschal mystery while addressing the tactics of liturgical preparation and celebration,...
by Gabriella Burke | Nov 15, 2023 | GIA Quarterly
Caring for the Wonderful Menagerie BY Michael Silhavy This article appears in Issue 35.1 of the GIA Quarterly. We recently received the following story from a reader. (We love receiving suggestions for topics of articles, as well as feedback on what has been...
by Bradley N | Oct 9, 2023 | GIA Quarterly
Listening with God’s Ears: Rethinking the “Lowest Common Denominator” BY Alan Hommerding “There is no sound more beautiful than people singing God’s praise!” If there is one maxim that continues to be the bedrock of my life as a liturgical musician, this is it....
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