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Emily and Eric continue their conversation with composer Ken Canedo by asking a tough question about whether Fr. Rivers got co-opted and left behind by the White folk movement in the American Catholic Church. Ken provides a thoughtful response that involves (of all things) Catholic missalettes and lack of accompaniment, and discussion turns to the ways Fr. Rivers may have unintentionally hindered access to his own works. We pose Ken our standard question about Fr. Rivers' obscurity, and Ken's answer is perhaps the most practical we've received: it's because his music has long been unavailable. There's more: enjoy this second part of our interview with composer Ken Canedo. For Episode 19 Show Notes, click here.

Catholic composer and musician Ken Canedo discusses the influence of Fr. Rivers on his life and career in liturgy and music. Ken is the co-composer (with Bob Hurd) of the Gospel-styled song “Alleluia! Give the Glory”. Ken and the hosts talk about the advice Fr. Rivers gave Ken when he met him as a young composer and what elements of Fr. Rivers' compositions Ken still strives to incorporate today. Ken is also a chronicler of the story of contemporary music in the North American Catholic Church since Vatican II, and he has authored two books on that subject; guest and hosts dig into Fr. Rivers' place in that story. Ken's fascinating, enlightening ideas about Fr. Rivers, his music and his legacy are too much for one episode to hold! Look for part 2 of our interview in Episode 19. For the Episode 18 Show Notes, click here.

In this episode of The Commons, Catholic artist Ken Canedo presents his song, "Prayer of St. Augustine." Performed by vocalist Dominic Smith, the song is based on the words of St. Augustine in Book 10 of his spiritual autobiography, Confessions. Ken discusses Augustine's amazing life and how it inspired the message of his song: that it is never too late to turn back to God, no matter how far we may feel from him. The Commons is a series of unplugged interviews with the top Catholic recording artists. These are candid interviews and intimate performances by the top contemporary Catholic musicians.

In this episode of The Commons, Ken Canedo talks with Chris Muglia about the importance of Lent and the lenten themes in his song "Lead Us to the Cross." Chris then performs the song. In this powerful ballad, Chris invites us to listen in the silence of our hearts as the Spirit leads us to the Cross. The Commons is a series of unplugged interviews with the top Catholic recording artists. These are candid interviews and intimate performances by the top contemporary Catholic musicians.

In this week's episode, we're exploring what it means to be hospitable as people of faith. In this traditional season of gathering, let's consider creative ways that we can welcome, care, and make space for others, even those who are different from us. Here are some resources which I hope will help you explore this topic in a deeper way on your own. 1. Book: Making Room: Recovering Hospitality as a Christian Tradition, by Christine D. Pohl 2. Book: Extraordinary Hospitality (for Ordinary People) - Seven Ways to Welcome Like Jesus, by Carolyn Lacey 3. Podcast: Biologos with Shauna Niequist - Let's Sit Here a Little Longer 4. Book: Taste and See: Discovering God Among Butchers, Bakers and Fresh Food Makers, by Margaret Feinberg 5. Podcast: The Next Right Thing with Emily P. Freeman and Shauna Niequist - Make Soup and Eat It, Too 6. Song: All Are Welcome (All Belong), by Jesse Manibusan and Ken Canedo - cover by Chris Brunelle 7. Song: The King Is Coming, by Christy Nockels 8. Song: We Gather Together, arr. S. Paulus 9. Song: Make Room, by Casting Crowns featuring Matt Maher 10. From the Vatican - Synod on Synodality - I pray there's more to come from this beautiful opportunity in every area of the world for the Church to be hospitable in prayerfully listening to God's people.

Based on Revelation 21, Ken Canedo's anthemic song "See, I Make All Things New" transforms the Biblical author's visions of a new heaven and new earth into lyrics full of hope and welcome. Especially useful throughout the Easter season and for the Order of Christian Funerals. Come, let us go to a bright and holy city,

Ken Canedo's tuneful setting of Psalm 91, "Be with Me, Lord," became a favorite for young people who in today's world experience challenges their parents never faced. The song helps them realize that even when they are in trouble, God is still with them. Be with me, Lord, when I am in trouble.

Music: "Alleluia! Give the Glory" Text: Based on Matthew 18:20; John 15:5. Text © 1991, Ken Canedo and Bob Hurd. Music © 1991, Ken Canedo. Text and music published by OCP. All rights reserved. "Unless a Grain of Wheat" Text: Based on John 12:24-26; 14:23, 27; 15:4-5, 7-8; 2 Timothy 2:11-12. Text and music © 1983, Bernadette Farrell. Published by OCP. All rights reserved. "Only This I Want" Text based on Philippians 3:7-16; 2:15, 18. Text and music © 1981, OCP. All rights reserved. Contributors: Dan Schutte All music reproduced and streamed with permission from ONE LICENSE, license #A-723939. Musician: Thomas Conroy Celebrant: Fr. Peter Mwanda and Deacon Frank Szemanski Lector: Thomas Conroy Today's readings (via USCCB): www.usccb.org/bible/readings/083020.cfm

Music: "Alleluia! Give the Glory" Text: Based on Matthew 18:20; John 15:5. Text © 1991, Ken Canedo and Bob Hurd. Music © 1991, Ken Canedo. Text and music published by OCP. All rights reserved. "Unless a Grain of Wheat" Text: Based on John 12:24-26; 14:23, 27; 15:4-5, 7-8; 2 Timothy 2:11-12. Text and music © 1983, Bernadette Farrell. Published by OCP. All rights reserved. "I Am the Bread of Life" Contributors: Sr. Suzanne Toolan Tune: © 1966, 1970, 1986, 1993, 2005, GIA Publications, Inc. Text: © 1966, 1970, 1986, 1993, 2005, GIA Publications, Inc. All music reproduced and streamed with permission from ONE LICENSE, license #A-723939. Musician: Thomas Conroy Celebrant: Fr. Joe Keenan Lector: Thomas Conroy Today's readings (via USCCB): www.usccb.org/bible/readings/082320.cfm

Ken Canedo, author of the books Keep the Fire Burning and From Mountains High!, shares the forgotten and untold story of the Folk Mass. The influence of this movement is still felt today in the Catholic liturgical industry and in contemporary Christian music.

With inspiration taken from the Gospel of John, Tom Booth's "In My Father's House" tells of God's love and mercy, and our chance to join him in heaven. Speaking with composer Ken Canedo, Tom recounts a friend's near-death experience, her powerful description of the event, and our inability to truly comprehend life after death. While it may worry us, we do not need to fear death, as it allows us to return home to the Father.

This week, on a special edition of the SLHour, we speak with Sr. Nuala Kenny about rediscovering the art of dying and we reconnect with recording artist Joe Melendrez. Also author Ken Canedo tells us about the history of contemporary catholic music and we also reconnect with singer/songwriter Lorr...

This week, on a special edition of the SLHour, we speak with Sr. Nuala Kenny about rediscovering the art of dying and we reconnect with recording artist Joe Melendrez. Also author Ken Canedo tells us about the history of contemporary catholic music and we also reconnect with singer/songwriter Lorr...

We're joined by author Ken Canedo to discuss contemporary Catholic music and his two recent books, "Keep the Fire Burning" and "From Mountains High" (Originally broadcast November, 2018)

Our Lenten journey continues with powerful personal witness from composer Ken Canedo. Join OYH hosts Zack Stachowski and Matt Reichert as they speak with Ken about his own return to the Church and how it led to the composition of one of his most beloved songs. They’ll also speak about Ken’s work chronicling the history of contemporary Catholic liturgical music, and Ken shares his experience as a person with hearing impairment. You won’t want to miss it!So, please open your hymnal to "Fly Like a Bird."

This week, on a special edition of the SLHour, we speak with Sr. Nuala Kenny about rediscovering the art of dying and we reconnect with recording artist Joe Melendrez. Also author Ken Canedo tells us about the history of contemporary catholic music and we also reconnect with singer/songwriter Lorr...

This week, on a special edition of the SLHour, we speak with Sr. Nuala Kenny about rediscovering the art of dying and we reconnect with recording artist Joe Melendrez. Also author Ken Canedo tells us about the history of contemporary catholic music and we also reconnect with singer/songwriter Lorr...

Remember all those great Church songs of the 70's and 80's, City of God, Be Not Afraid and others? This week we speak with Ken Canedo, author of From Mountains High and speak about Contemporary Catholic Music from 1979-1985. Sr. Marie-Paul Curley reviews an animated favourite; Billy has a qu...

Remember all those great Church songs of the 70’s and 80’s, City of God, Be Not Afraid and others? This week we speak with Ken Canedo, author of From Mountains High and speak about Contemporary Catholic Music from 1979-1985. Sr. Marie-Paul Curley reviews an animated favourite; Billy has a qu...

We're joined by author Ken Canedo to discuss contemporary Catholic music and his two recent books, "Keep the Fire Burning" and "From Mountains High"

We celebrate our unity in Christ with the Communion of Saints in this week's episode of The Liturgy Podcast, presented by Ken Canedo

Ken Canedo reflected on Jesus' teaching on the Bread of Life in John 6:22-71. He shared his thoughts with Jesse Manibusan, and together they composed this Communion song that challenges us to make a decision of faith on the Eucharist.

The new song from Fish With Me is based on John 3:16, which is perhaps the most famous passage in the entire Bible, memorized by generations of Christians. Ken Canedo composed a contemporary setting for liturgy and prayer that highlights this foundational...

Jesus Christ is Savior and King for all nations and people! (Ken Canedo)

We live in hope as we await the coming of the Lord. (Ken Canedo)

Ken Canedo sits down with Jesse Manibusan to discuss the inspiration behind his new song, All Are Welcome (All Belong). While listening to Pedro Rubalcava giving a talk, Jesse was struck by Pedro's thought, "God's house isn't holy because all are welcome. God's house is holy because all belong. " Jesse started writing the song from there.

This week, on a special edition of the SLHour, we speak with event producers Mike Danielson and Charles Eide and we reconnect with songwriter Ken Canedo. CatholicMom.com's Lisa Hendey joins us for a chat and singer/songwriter Joe Zambon has a new album, Love Is. Full program: This progra...

This week, on a special edition of the SLHour, we speak with event producers Mike Danielson and Charles Eide and we reconnect with songwriter Ken Canedo. CatholicMom.com’s Lisa Hendey joins us for a chat and singer/songwriter Joe Zambon has a new album, Love Is. Full program: This progra...

From the iconic Prologue of John's Gospel, Jesse and Ken crafted a dynamic contemporary song that brings the ancient text into the troubled times of today's world.

This week we speak with Catholic composer Ken Canedo about the new Spirit and Song collection, Akwaaba! Also, Emilie Callan gives us the weekly news, Billy Chan questions original sin on Church for Dummies, Mark Matthews tells us what's good about masculinity in Hollywood and, is pornograph...

This week we speak with Catholic composer Ken Canedo about the new Spirit and Song collection, Akwaaba! Also, Emilie Callan gives us the weekly news, Billy Chan questions original sin on Church for Dummies, Mark Matthews tells us what’s good about masculinity in Hollywood and, is pornograph...

Ken Canedo, Robert Feduccia, Sarah Kroger, ValLimar Jansen, Pedro Rubalcava, Ben Walther and Greg Walton were welcomed warmly by the people of Ghana during a recent mission trip sponsored by CRS and OCP. "Church of Justice" sings of the hope and solidarity they experienced on their journey.

Youth minister Ken Canedo composed this upbeat song on discipleship as an invitation for young people to follow Jesus. With its easy chords, fun melody and interactive gestures, "Fish with Me" has engaged people of all ages around the world.

Song Ideas for 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time (C) PSALM: In the Sight of the Angels by Matthew Ficcara (WLP) listen *Be God's by Danielle Rose (WLP) from the CD Mysteries and the collection Voices As One vol. 2  listen Can We Love? by Tom Booth (spiritandsong) from the CD Captured *Christ Has No Body Now But Yours by Steven Warner (WLP) from the collection Voices As One vol. 2  listen *Come and Follow Me by John Angotti (WLP) from the CD and the collection Voices As One vol. 2  listen Fish With Me by Ken Canedo (spiritandsong) from the CD Love Never Fails Holy is the Lord by Tomlin/Giglio (Capitol CMG/CCLI) I Am the Way by Craig Colson (WLP) from the CD I Am the Way and the collection More Voices as One vol. 2  listen **Follow Me by Danielle Rose (WLP) from the CD and the collection More Voices as One vol. 1  listen *I Abandon Myself by John Michael Talbot (Music Services/CCLI) Voices As One vol. 2 I Will Follow by WAL (WLP) from the CD Every Day and the collection More Voices as One vol. 2  listen I Will Follow by Tomlin/Ingram/Morgan (Capitol CMG/Essential Music/Spirit Music Group/CCLI) *Make Us Your Own by Ed Bolduc (WLP) from the CD Awake to the Day and the collection Voices As One vol. 2  listen Revelation Song by Jennie Lee Riddle (Capitol CMG Publishing/CCLI) *Take My Life by Scott Underwood (Vineyard Music/CCLI) found in the collection Voices As One vol. 2 Take My Life by Tom et al (Capitol CMG/CCLI) *We Will Be the Light by Angotti/Garcia (WLP) from the CD Testify and the collection Voices As One vol. 2  listen Year of Mercy There's a Wideness in God's Mercy by Ed Bolduc (WLP) (mp3) Open Wide the Doors by John Angotti (WLP)  listen * indicates instrumental parts available for these titles in the Voices As One series. All titles from this series have C and B-flat instrument parts. Select titles have Saxophone and Brass parts.    Voices As One ® Vol. 1 and 2 C Instrument Book Voices As One ® Vol. 1 and 2 Bb Instrument Book Voices As One ® Vol. 1 and 2 Saxophone and Brass Instrument Book ** available as an eBundle (contains various instrumentation depending on the specific title)  

This week, on a special edition of the SLHour, S+L producer Sebastian Gomes tells us about the Synod on the Family and liturgical composer Ken Canedo takes us back to the folk Mass revolution. We also reconnect with singer songwriter Fr. Rob Galea and meet Simonetta. These interviews first aired b...

This week, on a special edition of the SLHour, S+L producer Sebastian Gomes tells us about the Synod on the Family and liturgical composer Ken Canedo takes us back to the folk Mass revolution. We also reconnect with singer songwriter Fr. Rob Galea and meet Simonetta. These interviews first aired b...

This week, on a special edition of the SLHour, S+L producer Sebastian Gomes tells us about the Synod on the Family and liturgical composer Ken Canedo takes us back to the folk Mass revolution. We also reconnect with singer songwriter Fr. Rob Galea and meet Simonetta. These interviews first aired b...

This week, on a special edition of the SLHour, S+L producer Sebastian Gomes tells us about the Synod on the Family and liturgical composer Ken Canedo takes us back to the folk Mass revolution. We also reconnect with singer songwriter Fr. Rob Galea and meet Simonetta. These interviews first aired b...

Remember all those great folk songs at Mass? Maybe you're still singing them. Today we speak with Ken Canedo, author of Keep the Fire Burning: The Folk Mass Revolution; Also Cheridan Sanders tells us about The Church Alive, a great new parish resource; Gillian Kantor tells us what she learned fr...

Remember all those great folk songs at Mass? Maybe you’re still singing them. Today we speak with Ken Canedo, author of Keep the Fire Burning: The Folk Mass Revolution; Also Cheridan Sanders tells us about The Church Alive, a great new parish resource; Gillian Kantor tells us what she learned fr...

Part 3 of an interview with Ken Canedo, author of "Keep the Fire Burning: The Folk Mass Revolution" on WLUW-88.7 FM, from Loyola University in Chicago. Originally broadcast on July 20, 2009 as part of Ken's first book tour. Produced by the 8th Day Center for Justice, a coalition of Catholic sisters, brothers and priests. This program focuses on social issues from a spiritual perspective.

Part 2 of an interview with Ken Canedo, author of "Keep the Fire Burning: The Folk Mass Revolution" on WLUW-88.7 FM, from Loyola University in Chicago. Originally broadcast on July 20, 2009 as part of Ken's first book tour. Produced by the 8th Day Center for Justice, a coalition of Catholic sisters, brothers and priests. This program focuses on social issues from a spiritual perspective.

Part 1 of an interview with Ken Canedo, author of "Keep the Fire Burning: The Folk Mass Revolution" on WLUW-88.7 FM, from Loyola University in Chicago. Originally broadcast on July 20, 2009 as part of Ken's first book tour. Produced by the 8th Day Center for Justice, a coalition of Catholic sisters, brothers and priests. This show focuses on social issues from a spiritual perspective.