Gabriel Wanous's guest appearances

Gabriel Wanous

Ministry Monday

The Cravert Chronicles Catholic Podcast 

Living Real Radio

Chris Nolin

Steve Petrunak

Kate Williams

Ray East

Jesse Manibusan

Amanda Bruce

Sarah Hart

David Haas

Jaime Cortez

Lorraine Hess

Meredith Augustin

John Angotti

Berta Sabrio

ValLimar Jansen

Michael Leonard

OwlTail

In this week's episode, Nicole and Tara had not one - but TWO wonderful guests, Gabriel Wanous and Chris Nolin with WorshipNOW Publishing company!  Over the summer Nicole met these two at the National Association of Pastoral Musician's (NPM) annual conference  that was sponsored by WorshipNOW. The event featured several christian artists, including  well-known Matt Maher! WorshipNOW is a new Catholic music publisher that was created with the intention to help parishes integrate modern worship music into their liturgies through hymnals, custom arrangements, digital downloads, music planning, and training - all of which has been approved by the Church for liturgical use! Nicole and Tara had a great conversation with these gentleman learning about their backgrounds working in their respective parish’s music ministries and leading up to the start of this company. They both left successful careers within the secular career force to pursue this passion full time!  Check out their newly launched website for more resources and be sure to follow WorshipNOW on social media! https://worshipnowpublishing.com/ Facebook &amp; Instagram: @Worshipnowpublishing

In this week's episode, Nicole and Tara had not one - but TWO wonderful guests, Gabriel Wanous and Chris Nolin with WorshipNOW Publishing company!  Over the summer Nicole met these two at the National Association of Pastoral Musician's (NPM) annual conference  that was sponsored by WorshipNOW. The event featured several christian artists, including  well-known Matt Maher! WorshipNOW is a new Catholic music publisher that was created with the intention to help parishes integrate modern worship music into their liturgies through hymnals, custom arrangements, digital downloads, music planning, and training - all of which has been approved by the Church for liturgical use! Nicole and Tara had a great conversation with these gentleman learning about their backgrounds working in their respective parish’s music ministries and leading up to the start of this company. They both left successful careers within the secular career force to pursue this passion full time!  Check out their newly launched website for more resources and be sure to follow WorshipNOW on social media! <a href="https://worshipnowpublishing.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://worshipnowpublishing.com/</a> Facebook &amp; Instagram: @Worshipnowpublishing

S2 Episode 28: All About WorshipNOW Publishing - featuring Gabriel Wanous & Chris Nolin

The Catholic Church has a history of music that brings people closer to Christ. It’s what we hope to do. Stylistically, this music has changed over the last several hundred years, but especially since the Second Vatican Council in the 1960’s. Similar to the revolutionary wave of folk-style music that pioneered the post-Vatican II musical culture, the Catholic Church has seen an evolution of a new genre of music, typically named “praise and worship music” or “contemporary music”. This music includes a wide array of instrumentation, from guitar and piano to percussion and a troupe of backup singers.The contemporary music genre has received a lot of support and a lot of reservation from pastoral musicians in the Church. While some see this modern style of music to be a strong source of evangelization for the Church- especially with younger generations- some see it as a style too similar to pop music for use in the sacred liturgy.And yet Pope Francis has been quoted as saying: "Gregorian chant, polyphony, popular and contemporary music resonate in the liturgy, bringing the past and present generation together in praising God."How do we find common ground in the age-old “style wars”? What can we learn from more modern music in our ministry today?Today I talk to the minds behind WorshipNOW Publishing, a new publishing company that created the WorshipNOW hymnal. If you haven’t heard of WorshipNOW, you will very soon. In many ways, their hymnal is revolutionary- as is their perspective on contemporary music in the Church today.Whether you use contemporary music or not in your music ministry, take a listen to today’s episode. Today I speak to Gabriel Wanous and Chris Nolin, two of the minds behind WorshipNOW. We discuss what is the WorshipNOW hymnal, along with the mission and motive behind modern music today.

The Catholic Church has a history of music that brings people closer to Christ. It’s what we hope to do. Stylistically, this music has changed over the last several hundred years, but especially since the Second Vatican Council in the 1960’s. Similar to the revolutionary wave of folk-style music that pioneered the post-Vatican II musical culture, the Catholic Church has seen an evolution of a new genre of music, typically named “praise and worship music” or “contemporary music”. This music includes a wide array of instrumentation, from guitar and piano to percussion and a troupe of backup singers.The contemporary music genre has received a lot of support and a lot of reservation from pastoral musicians in the Church. While some see this modern style of music to be a strong source of evangelization for the Church- especially with younger generations- some see it as a style too similar to pop music for use in the sacred liturgy.And yet Pope Francis has been quoted as saying: "Gregorian chant, polyphony, popular and contemporary music resonate in the liturgy, bringing the past and present generation together in praising God."How do we find common ground in the age-old “style wars”? What can we learn from more modern music in our ministry today?Today I talk to the minds behind WorshipNOW Publishing, a new publishing company that created the WorshipNOW hymnal. If you haven’t heard of WorshipNOW, you will very soon. In many ways, their hymnal is revolutionary- as is their perspective on contemporary music in the Church today.Whether you use contemporary music or not in your music ministry, take a listen to today’s episode. Today I speak to Gabriel Wanous and Chris Nolin, two of the minds behind WorshipNOW. We discuss what is the WorshipNOW hymnal, along with the mission and motive behind modern music today.

#078: "Sing a *new* Song Unto the Lord" (with Gabriel Wanous & Chris Nolin) 

Gabriel Wanous and Chris Nolin from Worship Now Publishing, the first Catholic publishing company to present at the the Gospel Music Association, share their vision to usher in a spiritual renewal of worship in the Catholic Church by becoming a premier provider of worship resources and forming a new generation of worship leaders.

Worshiping Now with Gabriel Wanous and Chris Nolin