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Fr.Louis DiRocco was pro-life lobbyist at United Nations for number of years BY LifeSiteNews.com By Steve JalsevacDecember 1, 2008 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Fr. Louis Di Rocco, the pastor of Sacred Heart Parish in the small hamlet of Marmora, Ontario, is a self-described music fanatic. He is also a veteran of the pro-life movement and has just produced his second Christmas CD as a fundraiser for the benefit of Canada’s national pro-life organization, Campaign Life Coalition. The CD has also been made available to LifeSiteNews readers with 50% of the profits from each sale via LifeSiteNews going to support the service.   LifeSiteNews readers are urged to purchase the CD for Christmas presents or for their own listening pleasure. Fr. Louis’s last CD was much enjoyed by those who received it and this one is said to be even better.  The new CD of beautiful Christmas music is entitled ‘Sing Noel’. It features 22 beautiful songs, in several languages including English, French, Spanish, Italian, German and Polish. You can listen to such classics as ‘O Come O come Emmanuel’, Schubert’s ‘Ave Maria’, ‘O Little Town of Bethlehem’ and ‘Stille Nacht’ (‘Silent Night’ in German). The songs are performed by gifted soloists and choirs, with full orchestral arrangements.  Fr. Di Rocco, who for a number of years was a pro-life lobbyist at the UN, started arranging and composing about three and a half years ago when he discovered computer programmes that allowed him to incorporate a whole orchestra into his music recordings.  He believes this CD is much better than his first, especially the quaility of the recorded sound and the orchestral accompaniment.  There are songs in many languages including three in Latin, three in French, two in Italian, three in Spanish and two in Polish. Father Di Rocco recorded most of the tracks himself but the final mixing and mastering was done in a studio. The singers all donated their services for the pro-life cause.   As on his first CD, all the selections are religious. Fr. Di  Rocco feels strongly that a Christmas CD should be about Christ and not snowflakes and reindeer. He sings three of the songs himself on the album. Fr. Di Rocco has studied voice and guitar but is self-taught as an arranger and composer.   By purchasing ‘Sing Noel’ you can brighten your Christmas with uplifting Christmas songs and help LifeSiteNews. Share the sounds of music and give the CD as a gift to friends, family and employees.COST  The CD is just $20, which includes shipping and handling for Canadian orders. Add $2 shipping and handling for orders outside Canada. Two to ten CDs are just $17 each. Eleven or more are $15 each. They make great stocking stuffers and gifts for co-workers and employees. TO ORDER ON LINE  Make a contribution to LifeSiteNews and in the comments section note that the contribution is for whatever number of Sing Noel CDs your are ordering. Make certain you include your complete mailing address in the LifeSiteNews contribution form at http://www.lifesitenews.com/donate/index.html.   Canadian orders - do not use the US PayPal option for this unless you have a PayPal account which allows you to attach a message. U.S. readers using PayPal but do not have a PayPal account must also send an email to lsn@lifesite.net indicating that you donation was for the CD. PayPal does not have a comments section for those who do not have an account with them.  You can alternatively order by calling (416) 204-9749 or 1-800-730-5358 and asking for Margaret or Nadia or by printing out and mailing in the official order form at http://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/images/ads/cdorderform.pdf . Make sure you mention that you are a LifeSiteNews reader so that LifeSiteNews is credited for the sale. http://www.lifesitenews.com/news/purchase-of-christmas-music-cd-by-pro-life-priest-is-great-way-to-support-l/

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