Fr. Scott Haynes On Good Friday, a moving celebration commemorates the deposition from the cross on Calvary and the burial of Jesus in...

Fr. Scott A. Haynes On the night of His betrayal, the Lord Jesus Christ warned Peter that he would deny Him thrice; and this before the...

The masterwork, "Christ Washing the Disciples Feet" (1548–1549) by Jacopo Tintoretto portrays the scene that takes place at the Last Supper.

Enjoy this live recording of Tenebrae composed by Toronto composer, Stephanie Martin. The St. Cecilia Choir is directed by Fr. Scott Haynes.

This famous setting brings tears of rep and helps us relate to the sufferings we cause the Heart of Jesus in His Sacred Passion.

A modern setting by Sir James MacMillan of the Miserere for Spy Wednesday.

Sir Stephen Cleobury directs the Choir of King's College in Bruckner's famous setting of the Christus Factus Est, which is often sung in Hol

The stunning setting by Rev. Tomás Luis de Victoria of the Passio secundum Mathæum is traditionally sung on Palm Sunday High Mass.

This video makes you think about the death of Jesus, considering medical research from experienced trauma physicians.

At the foot of Calvary, we behold our Savior, sacrificed for sinners. Gazing up at Christ, we gain special insight through Mary's eyes.

Palm Sunday is the beginning of Holy Week. Look at Our Lord's entry into the Holy City through the eyes of Giotto.

On the days of the Sacred Triduum, we meditate upon how Christ is the True Passover Lamb of God.

The Paschal candle typifies Jesus Christ, “the true light which enlighteneth every man that cometh into this world.”

Sir John Stainer set one of the most famous passages of Sacred Scripture, John 3:16. The music he wrote for these powerful words inspire us.

Christ has made us spiritual children of His Mother, and so she seeks out her children who have run away from the Father's house.

Stephen Cleobury, with the Choir of King's College, Cambridge, sings "Ubi Caritas."

St. Augustine teaches us the wisdom of contemplating the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ and mourn our sins.

At Calvary, we gaze upon Jesus, the Man of Sorrows. But we also behold Mary, our Sorrowful Mother, because she shares His suffering.

On Palm Sunday, the traditional chanting of the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ according to St. Matthew is beautified by Victoria's music.

This ancient hymn from St. Theodulph or Orleans dates to the ninth century and is still sung in our churches today.