Top Catholic Songs

Nick Alexander here...

Were you there? Did you catch any of it? Have you read the texts of Pope Benedict XVI's messages?

Here's some incredible footage I've discovered on YouTube. Enjoy.

Stations of the Cross

Street Warriors (Hip Hop)

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This is a video of the official theme song for World Youth Day 2008. Guy Sebastian, who sings this track, won Australian Idol. Paulini adds very beautiful support. This is a very well produced single that is both very reverential and strong lyrics.

Sadly, I could not find this song on iTunes. If anybody has any information as to how to download this song, please feel free to leave it in the comments.

Courtesy of Chris D'Alfanso, and filmed on the island of Malta.

Courtesy of Grapevine.

Nick Alexander here...
I just discovered this song. I think it is a tremendous example of great, modern hymnwriting. Apparently, Matt Maher thinks so too...
Full lyrics are available HERE.

Courtesy of Grapevine magazine.

Annie Karto writes...
This song came about as prayerful plea, asking the Holy Spirit to "sanctify" my life. We are the "work of His Hands," His dwelling place. How awesome to think about! A man named Jim Page heard the song, and made a beautiful video to accompany the song, posting it on You Tube.

Presented by GrapeVine, this video tells the story in pictures and music about the tragic fire that struck the Little Portion Hermitage, home to the Brothers and Sisters of Charity, founded by monk and well-known Catholic recording artist John Michael Talbot. This simple slide show portrays the hermitage before and after the fire, and provides information where you can go and donate to their building fund. There is also an audio podcast that goes along with this video - you can find it at www.gvonline.net/02FILES/breakingnews.htm.

Please join in prayer as the Brothers and Sisters of Charity seek God’s will in the rebuilding of the Little Portion Hermitage.

Nick Alexander here...
Annie Karto has a beautiful video based on her rendition of the Ave Maria. Check it out!

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In honor of the third anniversary of Karol Wojtyla's passing (aka Pope John Paul II), Mark Mallett has created this exceptional video.

Be sure to check out Mark Mallett's website.