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Written by Faithful
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November 19, 2006 |
 Oremus is a Catholic Rock band formed by two Catholic brothers, Chris and Tom Reitz. Oremus performs good clean rock music with a Catholic message.
The band was formed in response to Pope John Paul II's call for a “New Evangelization.” Oremus tries to renew and to reclaim the image of modern music as a beautiful and creative art form, rather than as a medium for rebellion or for the culture of death. "Rock" can signify faithfulness to Peter, the Rock. Rock can also refer to building one's house on Rock, not on sand.
Oremus believes that music gives a strong message and the message Oremus sends is one of peace found through prayer and a close relationship with Our Lord. This is a message worth spreading around.
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Written by Mike Beloud (Rise)
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November 16, 2006 |
 On a wing and a prayer: The amazing birth of Spirit Wing Records and Catholic Music 2007
by Angela Santana courtesy of Grapevine Magazine Reprinted with permission from GrapeVine Magazine, copyright 2006 www.catholicmusicmagazine.com |
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Written by K A S S E L & C O M P A N Y
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June 29, 2006 |
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ON THIS MOUNTAIN is an album of original gospel songs that represent a new direction for music that is identifiably Catholic. These songs are not intended for liturgical use, but rather to lift the spirits, to make you think, to let you have fun.
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Written by Brian Gerwels
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June 09, 2006 |
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GrapeVine's latest issue is out. GrapeVine is an online Music Magazine with articles about contemporary Catholic musicians and music reviews. The latest issue has an article by David Wang of Critical Mass about downloading music online. It has a feature article about John Angotti by Tim Johnson. It also has an article about Catholic music for kids and several music reviews. Check it out at http://www.gvonline.net/ |
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Written by Brian Gerwels
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June 06, 2006 |
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I think a lot of times, those of us who are connoisseurs of Christian music believe that the style doesn't matter, just what is being said. It doesn't matter whether it's Christian hardcore, Christian punk, or Christian heavy metal, as long as it's spreading a Christian message, it's OK. I bring up this subject, because I used to believe it. I used to love the harder side of Christian bands (and I still do), and as long as the message is positive it doesn't matter what the band sounds like. I have come do doubt the truth of this proposition. |
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