Meeting the Moment: Music, Imagery, and Action
Months ago, Magnificat was chosen for its beauty and spirit. Today, it carries new meaning, becoming a reflection of justice, courage, and grace.
The concert imagery, created by Jonathan Pugh, captures the essence of Mary’s song: fierce yet tender, a mother’s cry for justice. It honors the strength of immigrant mothers who protect their families with unyielding love, even in the face of hardship.
At its heart is the verse:
“Deposuit potentes de sede et exaltavit humiles.”
He has put down the mighty from their seats and has exalted the humble.
Magnificat Luke 1:52
This ancient text reminds us that power can yield to compassion, and that dignity belongs to all.
This concert is more than a performance; it is art in action, a call to empathy and solidarity.
A portion of proceeds will support the National Immigrant Justice Center, advancing dignity, representation, and hope for those seeking safety and belonging.
The concert imagery, created by Jonathan Pugh, captures the essence of Mary’s song: fierce yet tender, a mother’s cry for justice. It honors the strength of immigrant mothers who protect their families with unyielding love, even in the face of hardship.
At its heart is the verse:
“Deposuit potentes de sede et exaltavit humiles.”
He has put down the mighty from their seats and has exalted the humble.
Magnificat Luke 1:52
This ancient text reminds us that power can yield to compassion, and that dignity belongs to all.
This concert is more than a performance; it is art in action, a call to empathy and solidarity.
A portion of proceeds will support the National Immigrant Justice Center, advancing dignity, representation, and hope for those seeking safety and belonging.