The Singing Priests
Fathers David Delargy, Eugene and Martin O鈥橦agan, who spent 17 years singing together as The Priests, reflect on what they hope their legacy might be.
Three priests from the Roman Catholic diocese of Down and Connor Father David Delargy with the brothers, Fathers Eugene and Martin O鈥橦agan have been singing together since secondary school. Nearly 17 years ago, they signed a recording deal, made three bestselling albums and sang before three Popes, the late Queen Eizabeth and King Charles when he was Prince of Wales. Last May they announced that they were retiring from public performances.
They recall some of the highlights, reflect on the importance of music in worship, on how they priestly ministry related to their profile as singers and what they hope their legacy might be.
Introduced by Ruth Jennings.
Psalm 150
Be Thou my vision
B铆, 脥osa Im Chro铆se
Amazing Grace
A Gaelic Blessing
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