Christina Labriola is director of music in the Office of Campus Ministry at the University of St. Michael’s College.

This valuable book offers a rich and stimulating approach to music’s sacramentality. It is a pastorally oriented theology and spirituality of music, undergirded by a keen musical intelligence. The argument builds on Catholic foundations—from Hildegard to von Balthasar—but with the windows wide open. Labriola’s generosity shines through in her writing, celebrating music's transformative potential under divine grace, rejoicing in the overflowing love of the triune God.

• AcknowledgementsIntroductionChapter One: Music and Sacramentality in the Catholic ImaginationChapter Two: Music and IncarnationChapter Three: Music and BeautyChapter Four: Music and ContemplationChapter Five: Music, Christian Discipleship, and Marian FruitfulnessConclusionAppendix: Sacramentality of Music “Praylist”: Music SelectionsBibliographyAbout the Author

Christina Labriola is director of music in the Office of Campus Ministry at the University of St. Michael’s College.

This valuable book offers a rich and stimulating approach to music’s sacramentality. It is a pastorally oriented theology and spirituality of music, undergirded by a keen musical intelligence. The argument builds on Catholic foundations—from Hildegard to von Balthasar—but with the windows wide open. Labriola’s generosity shines through in her writing, celebrating music's transformative potential under divine grace, rejoicing in the overflowing love of the triune God.

• AcknowledgementsIntroductionChapter One: Music and Sacramentality in the Catholic ImaginationChapter Two: Music and IncarnationChapter Three: Music and BeautyChapter Four: Music and ContemplationChapter Five: Music, Christian Discipleship, and Marian FruitfulnessConclusionAppendix: Sacramentality of Music “Praylist”: Music SelectionsBibliographyAbout the Author

Christina Labriola is director of music in the Office of Campus Ministry at the University of St. Michael’s College.

This valuable book offers a rich and stimulating approach to music’s sacramentality. It is a pastorally oriented theology and spirituality of music, undergirded by a keen musical intelligence. The argument builds on Catholic foundations—from Hildegard to von Balthasar—but with the windows wide open. Labriola’s generosity shines through in her writing, celebrating music's transformative potential under divine grace, rejoicing in the overflowing love of the triune God.

• AcknowledgementsIntroductionChapter One: Music and Sacramentality in the Catholic ImaginationChapter Two: Music and IncarnationChapter Three: Music and BeautyChapter Four: Music and ContemplationChapter Five: Music, Christian Discipleship, and Marian FruitfulnessConclusionAppendix: Sacramentality of Music “Praylist”: Music SelectionsBibliographyAbout the Author