The Catholic Playlist show returns in 2016 to continue the mission of playing the best and newest contemporary Christian music from Catholic artists. This marks our third season of shows, and we’ll be referring to them in Netflix fashion from now on and not by show number. So this show is Episode 1 of Season 3 or S3:E1. What do you think?
A great playlist is in store for you in this episode as we have music from many new artists, like Jeremy & Ryan, Taylor Tripodi, Aly Aleigha, Fr Kevin McGoldrick and others such as Matt Maher, Greg&Lizzy, Josh Blakesley and more.
The biggest surprise in store for you leads off our second segment. Tom Wilson, the actor who plays Biff Tannen in the “Back to the Future” trilogy of movies, recorded a contemporary Christian music album in 2000 titled “In the Name of the Father.” Turns out that Tom is a devout Catholic and we couldn’t resist playing a track from the album. So if you want to know what Biff Tannen sounds like as a singer – singing Christian music – this show is your chance.
The Catholic Playlist Worship show returns in 2016 to continue playing many of the best and most loved Catholic hymns and traditional music. Episode #42 of the playlist features many of the artists you’re already familar with: Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist, Jackie Evancho, WLP Choir, Dan Schutte and others. We feature an original composition titled “Resolved” from James Rosenbloom in the playlist this week.




For our fans of contemporary music we have many great favorites to listen to in our playlist, including “Emmanuel” by Steve Angrisano, “O Holy Night” by L’Angelus, and “Love Has Come” by Matt Maher. Plus you won’t want to miss brand new songs from Tori Harris and Brian Campbell from the brand new compilation album “Vital Christmas: Dance of Joy”.
For those of you who prefer more traditional music, we think you’ll enjoy this Catholic Playlist Worship playlist containing many of your favorite songs and hymns performed by artists like The Priests, Jackie Evancho, Jon Sarta, The Boys of St Paul’s Choir School and more.







