Episode #3 is about “Trusting.” After a month away from podcasting, Susan shares what has been going on that has kept her from the microphone – in fact, today, she podcasts from her car

Episode #2 is about “Leaping” (as in, taking a giant leap of faith). Susan shares a story from 16 years ago how a giant leap of faith netted great and generous blessings from God.

Welcome to “How Can I Keep from Singing,” a supplemental podcast in support of the Marian Cenacle Rosary Podcast. In this ‘faith in action’ series, host Susan Bailey shares from her own life how praying and singing the rosary

Scene 25: Mary of Magdala (Easter) (John 20)

Scene 24: The Passion According to Mary (John 19:25-27)

Scene 23: Pilate’s Wife (Matt. 27:19) – She had a dream that Jesus was innocent and tried to warn Pilate not to harm him, but would he listen to her intuitions and advice?

This is the second in the series of the Rocking Romans compilation CDs. Last year’s debut disc was quite an eclectic mix of different styles and production values

Scene 22: Mary of Bethany (Luke 7:38-39) – Mary of Bethany, Martha’s sister is head-over-feet for Jesus and washes them with her hair.

A new face in Catholic and Christian Country music, Alexandra Celano brings a pleasing mix through her debut recording, I’m Overcome.

Scene 21: Martha and Mary of Bethany (Martha and Lazarus’ Sister) (Luke 10:38-42)

Peter Beirer’s debut album All Creation Groans comes from the long time music minister/singer/songwriter and performer.

Scene 20: The Samaritan Woman at the Well (John 4:1-23) – The Samaritan woman gets schooled by Jesus at the well.

Scene 19: Woman with Hemorrhage (Luke 8:43-48)

Ken Canedo, a liturgical composer, is the editor of the SpiritandSong.com blog and writes regularly for Today’s Liturgy magazine.

Scene 18: Herodias (Mother of Salome) (John 27:19) – The wicked Herodias wants for only one thing to make her royal life complete: the head of John the Baptist on a platter!

Leap of Faith is a big ‘leap’ forward for Sharmane. Emerging as a premier artist in Catholic music, Sharmane’s third project to date demonstrates the artistic growth

Scene 17: The Adulterous Woman (Luke 7: 36-48, John 8:1-11)

A stunning new vision for traditional hymns. I had the privilege of hearing an advance copy of Sacred Hymns and I was blown away when I heard it.

Scene 16: The Bride at Cana (John 2:1-10)
The bride at the wedding feast of Cana freaks out when her wedding planner announces that they have run out of wine!

Scene 15: Young Mary (Luke 1:26-53)