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Kenny Rabalais

You truly have a Gift from God. I just thank you for sharing it with so many people. GREAT SONG!

Fr. Robert Cavalier

Thanks so much for the song – really beautiful. Such a wonderful outpouring and positive sign for the Church these days! At the Mass at the Cathedral for the Holy Father on Thursday I talked briefly with one of our retired priests who just came back from a trip to Australia. He was telling me […]

Celeste Zepponi

Thanks for sharing Kitty, I loved listening to your song. How wonderful when God lifts the veil and lets a part of us “know” the eternal. I believe that is what happens when songs are written spontaneously from the heart.

Linda Kennedy

I visited your website and listened to your tribute to John Paul II and found it very moving. The final words of the Pope reminded me of the poem “The Hound of Heaven”. Through this pope I believe that Jesus Christ travelled the globe searching for His children and calling them back to Him. With […]

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Christmas Concert with Ronnie Kole, Dec. 6, 2011

I’ve always been a fan of piano entertainer extraordinaire Ronnie Kole, so I was thrilled when he asked me to join him, once again, in performing at the St. Louis Cathedral in New Orleans.  We’ll be kicking off “Christmas New Orleans Style!” which is a festive way to get into the holiday spirit.  John Perkins (lead singer of the Crewcuts, famous for “Earth Angel” and “Sh-boom”) will also join us, as will Ronnie’s trio.

The concert is free and open to the public. Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2011, 6 – 7 pm.