The Priests.

After listening to "The Priests" latest CD a couple of times, I must concur that it's a "thumbs up".... I was quite impressed with not only the accomplished voices of these three men, but also with the arrangements and overall presentation. I applaud their polyglot capabilities; ranging from English, Gaelic, Spanish and Latin.

Their renditions of Schubert's "Ave Maria" and the "Irish Blessing" are... magical! But all their repertoire duly deserves a recognition.

Our commiserations are also extended to The Irish Film Orchestra who's accompaniment can be classed as "bravisimo". The performance of the Choir of the Philharmonic Academy of Rome leaves no one in any doubt about their proven track record.

My real admiration about these three men is the witnessing of their faith, especially, yes, by their clerical attire. They have extended their ministry by music and song. Perhaps this is really their class act! Why? Because they have a purpose and a message!

The Priests are (from the Diocese of Down and Connor): Father Eugene O’Hagan of the Parish of Ballyclare and Ballygowan: Church of The Sacred Heart and Church of The Holy Family.

Father Martin O’Hagan of the Parish of Cushendun: Church of St. Patrick (Craigagh), Church of St. Mary, The Star of the Sea (Culraney).

Father David Delargy of the Parish of Hannahstown: Church of St. Joseph and Church of St. Peter, the Rock.

We wish them every success. Ad Multos Annos...

More Info: http://www.thepriests.com/home/

Yarm says: I love it when God's gifts are put into good use!