Gregorian: Pure Chants in Concert TV special premieres start this weekend on U.S. Public Television! Please watch and support your local station during the March Membership Campaign to find out how you can receive the best seat pre-sale tickets for the U.S. Gregorian Pure Chants tour, the exclusive program DVD and the exclusive Pure Chants 2 CD set. Watch on WFYI Indianapolis, KCPT Kansas City, MPT Maryland, WMVS Milwaukee, NPT Nashville, KLRN San Antonio, TPT Twin Cities Public Television, NPT

Mixing ancient Gregorian chant with contemporary music, the classically trained singers of Gregorian create a timeless sound. It’s time for you to discover Gregorian, the world’s most successful choir. Listen to Gregorian's version of Paul Simon’s “Sound of Silence” | Gregorian

In today’s world, most people follow the Gregorian calendar, introduced in 1582 by Pope Gregory XIII. However, this calendar diverges sharply from the biblical method of measuring time. God’s original calendar, written in the stars and guided by the moon, offers deep insights into His appointed times—essential for Christians and Mystics seeking to understand the supernatural depths of ancient biblical prophecy. #prophetic #mooncycle #revelation #christianmysticism | Jacob Kuker

36K views · 68 reactions | Did you know you are running on Vatican time? That's because Pope Gregory XIII established the "Gregorian Calendar" in 1586 to account for errors in the Julian Calendar. It's also why Orthodox churches celebrate Christmas on January 7th. Anthony Johnson shares the story and shows the Basilica of St. Mary of the Angels and Martyrs in Rome where the calendar to this day is still put to the test. | EWTN Vatican | Facebook