Podcast appearances and mentions of carey landry

Holy Family Farm will be set in a beautiful rural location, separated from the distractions of popular culture.  Holy Family Farm is not for a young man's rehabilitation, but rather, his recognition – his recognition of the true meaning of life, of manhood, of sacrifice, and of his God-given mission in and for the world. We will employ regenerative agricultural practices to raise organic livestock and produce, and will also manufacture handmade craft goods.  These enterprises will support the material needs of the program.  Indeed, in the words of the Friars, “We are not trying to run a farm, but trying to run a formation program using a farm”. We hope that Holy Family Farm will become a beacon, both for young men in formation, as well as for families and friends that share our vision.  We envision a place where the faithful can visit and enjoy Christian fellowship and family-building activities.  Companions on the Journey © 1985, Carey Landry and OCP. All rights reserved. Usedwith permission. (P) © 1985, OCP. All rights reserved. Used with permission. Produced, Edited and mixed by Paul R. LongFor further Information visit our Website OurWalkTogether.comor contact: Paul@ourwalktogether.com

Francine Gikow OFS is a professed member of the Secular Franciscan Order.  She has spent many years studying and speaking about St Claire of Assisi.  Francine wrote the chapter on St. Claire for the Formation Manual of the Secular Franciscans , as well as contributing to Tau-USA, the national newsletter of the Secular Franciscans.  Francine also is a member of the National Formation Team.In this episode, Francine Gikow OFS talks about ST. Claire of Assisi.  Francine talks about the life and ministry of St Claire, Her connection to St Francis, and most importantly, ST. Claire's spirituality and way of prayer. Companions on the Journey © 1985, Carey Landry and OCP. All rights reserved. Usedwith permission. (P) © 1985, OCP. All rights reserved. Used with permission. Produced, Edited and mixed by Paul R. LongFor further Information visit our Website OurWalkTogether.comor contact: Paul@ourwalktogether.com

This episode marks a slight change in the Podcast.  This episode is an exciting interview with Mary Stronach OFS, the Vice General Minister for the Secular Franciscan Order.  if you have ever wondered about the secular franciscans or even if you never knew who they were then this episode is for you. Companions on the Journey © 1985, Carey Landry and OCP. All rights reserved. Usedwith permission. (P) © 1985, OCP. All rights reserved. Used with permission. Produced, Edited and mixed by Paul R. LongFor further Information visit our Website OurWalkTogether.comor contact: Paul@ourwalktogether.com

The Scapular DevotionThe Scapular is how to prepare us for a happy death .  This reliance on Mary's intercession for the gift of final perseverance derives historically from her promise to Saint Simon Stock that all who die wearing the scapular will not suffer the eternal flames of hell. This has since become known as the scapular promise.Wearing the armor of Our LadyMusic:"Hail Mary, Gentle Woman". (Carey Landry)"Hail Mary, Gentle Woman" (sung by Robert Kochis)

Opening Hymn: Immaculate Mary Text: St. 1, Jeremiah Cummings, 1814-1866, alt.; sts. 2-7, Brian Foley, 1919-2000, © 1971, Faber Music Ltd Preparation of Gifts: Sing of Mary, Pure and Lowly Text: Roland F. Palmer, 1891-1985, © Parish of Saint John the Evangelist, Victoria, BC Communion Hymn: Hail Mary, Gentle Woman Text: Based on Luke 1:28, 42. Text and music © 1975, 1978, Carey Landry. Published by OCP. All rights reserved. Closing Hymn: Hail Holy Queen Enthroned Above Text: Salve, Regina, mater misericordia; c.1080; tr. Roman Hymnal, 1884; st. 2-3 adapt. by M. Owen Lee, CSB, b.1930 All music re-printed with permission via ONE LICENSE, License # A-723939. All rights reserved. Celebrants: Father Micheal Stumth Deacon: Deacon Frank Today's readings (via USCCB): bible.usccb.org/daily-bible-reading For more information, visit our parish website at MaryQueenofPeacePGH.org

As we in the United States look forward to celebrating Mother’s Day this coming Sunday, we in the Church are celebrating “Mother’s Month.” The custom of honoring the Blessed Virgin Mary during the month of May dates back as early as the Thirteenth Century, with special prayers, devotions, celebrations, and – of course – special music.Today, in place of our customary interview, we are bringing you an audio program from the Open Your Hymnal podcast. Open Your Hymnal, cohosted by Zack Stachowski and Matt Reichert, is a special project aimed at breaking open the best-loved and most-common liturgical music in the Catholic repertoire. Each episode explores one song and features conversation with the composer and, sometimes, special guests.To commemorate this Marian month, we are pleased to present today our interview with composer Carey Landry about his song “Hail Mary: Gentle Woman.” Originally released in the 1970s, this song has been a staple of parishes around the world. Yet, though you may know the song well, there are new corners to explore and messages to consider.

This bedroom mix was recorded as a DJ demo nearly 20 years ago with a pair of Technics 1200s and a Numark Pro-SM3 mixer; it contains a splendid set of late nineties techno featuring both familiar and more obscure artists. My motivation for re-releasing this mix was due to receiving a text from my friend Owen (formerly known as Owen The Soyboy and more commonly known nowadays as The RhythmDial); I gave him a copy of this mix back in the day, and he wished to feature it on his show on Fnoob Techno Radio, Inner Loop. I was honored to receive such exposure, particularly since I was working my way back into the DJ realm. The show was only 60 minutes long, so it could not feature the full mix, so I am presenting it for you now, dear listener. The mix subtitle comes from the final track, which was a common thrift store find at the time the mix was created. Tracklist: 1 Pilgrimage album, track A1 (Method 11:11 METHOD 005)by Murat 2 Ventil (søk 5)by U-Matic-X 3 Device (The Dielectric Coefficient, Infrastructure New York INF001)by Function 4 Subway EP, track A2 (Kanzleramt KA22)by Richard Bartz 5 Out (Test EP, Tresor 104)by Dave Tarrida & Tobias Schmidt 6 Low Profiles, side C (Hybrid Productions HYB013)by Cari Lekebusch 7 Hallucinate (Digital Future EP, Thrust Records TST007-6)by Lester Fitzpatrick 8 The Drone Sector (Peace Frog PF078)by Planetary Assault Systems 9 Scorpion 1 (Animal Trax, Spira SPI005)by Spira 10 High (High Alarm EP, Loop Records LOOP039)by Mark Seven 11 Track from Food for Thoughts 2x12" (Hybrid Productions HP1207)by Joel Mull & Cari Lekebusch 12 Tracks for Monostress Blue, side A (Monostress Blue LIKITB04)by Marco Carola 13 Elixer (Medicine Drum, Tronic TR006)by Bryan Zentz 14 Ulterior Motives, side B (Missile Music 23)by Kikoman 15 Elektrostatik (Plus 8 PLUS8033)by Plastikman 16 The Giant Love Ball Song (Hi God! North American Liturgy Resources 30623-7)by Carey Landry

There are numerous Marian hymns and songs in each Catholic hymnal. In this episode, Zack Stachowski and Matt Reichert discuss one of the best-loved and most-cherished, "Hail Mary: Gentle Woman." In conversation with the song's composer, Carey Landry, Zack and Matt discuss the imagery used to describe Mary, the surprising lack of congregational songs that incorporate the "Hail Mary" text, and the catechetical impact of Carey's music. Plus, Carey shares (and sings!) about his important ministry as a hospital chaplain. So, please open your hymnal to "Hail Mary: Gentle Woman."

CAREY LANDRY: This podcast features a Folk Mass composer who eventually became a giant in the field of catechetical music for children. Songs: "Where Two or Three," "Pardon Your People," and "The Spirit Is a-Movin'" Words and Music by Carey Landry; "Praise, Lord!" Words by Gordon Truitt, Music by Carey Landry; "Men of Faith" by James Healey -- the above five songs from the 1970 NALR recording, The Spirit Is a-Movin'; "Man of Mind" by James Healey, performed by the Dameans from the 1969 FEL recording, Tell the World

1968: This podcast places the music of JOHN FISCHER, JACK MIFFLETON, the DAMEANS, and CAREY LANDRY within the context of 1968's unrelenting wave of social and political upheaval. "It's a Brand New Day" by Paul Quinlan and the New Day from the 1973 NALR re-release of the 1969 LP recording It's a Brand New Day "Alleluia (Easter Day)" by John Fischer from the 1968 FEL recording, The Cold Cathedral "Yours Is the Kingdom" by Jack Miffleton from the 1968 WLSM recording, With Skins and Steel "Let All the Earth" by Gary Ault from the 1969 FEL recording, Tell the World by the Dameans "Song of Baptism" by Carey Landry from the 1973 NALR recording, Hi, God by Carey Landry and Carol Jean Kinghorn "What Would You Have Us Do" by Carey Landry from the 1970 NALR recording, The Spirit Is A-Movin'