The Vigil Project

When man comes into contact with God, mere speech isn’t enough.

To live the Catholic faith is to live on a journey of devotion. The Vigil Project’s mission is to help expand the conversation around Catholic music to extend beyond the Mass into the day-to-day life of faith. The Vigil Project does this through creative music projects, musician and parish formation, and live events.

Their latest release is Meditations on the Our Father, a full-length album written by The Vigil Project alongside Ben Batalla, featuring music to accompany OSV Books’ release of the Hagios Scripture Study. The stirring album includes six original instrumental meditation songs inspired by the verses of the Our Father, and two new lyric songs, all guiding listeners deeper in prayer and contemplation on a journey through the six-week scripture study.

The Scally Brothers

The Scally Brothers are a Christian pop duo from Toledo, Ohio, made up of brothers Jake and Zach Scally. Combining infectious melodies, dynamic live performances, and a message rooted in faith, hope, and perseverance, they have performed more than 700 concerts at churches, festivals and venues across the United States.

Their breakout single, Keep Hopin’, reached nearly 100 radio stations and has garnered more than 3.5 million streams worldwide, followed by popular releases including GOOD GOOD GOD, Chasing After You, Hallelujah, and YOU. Through energetic performances and uplifting songs inspired by real-life experiences, The Scally Brothers seek to lead audiences closer to Christ and remind them that God is always at work, even in life’s most difficult moments.

Marieth Quintero

Marieth Quintero is a Colombian soprano, liturgical musician and Catholic music director with more than 24 years of experience in sacred music and liturgical formation. Having served in several parishes in the Archdiocese of Chicago, she has dedicated her ministry to forming parish musicians in music theory, vocal performance, liturgy and spirituality.

Founder of Proyecto Salmista, Quintero has also developed pastoral initiatives including a Mariachi School, a Latin Choir, and a Schola Cantorum. Through her performances, workshops, social media and pastoral formation programs, she seeks to inspire musicians to cultivate music that reflects the beauty and mystery of the Catholic faith.

About Schola Cantorum

Founded by Marieth Quintero, Schola Cantorum is a technical and pastoral formation program for parish music ministers. It equips lay musicians with a deeper understanding of music theory, liturgy and Catholic teaching to help them choose and lead sacred music in harmony with the Church’s liturgical norms.

Through accessible, faith-centered formation, the program prepares musicians to serve their parishes more effectively and proclaim the Gospel through sacred music.

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