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The fruit of my journey

byEmilie Ng
31 October 2014 - Updated on 1 April 2021
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New album: Fr Rob Galea.

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New album: Fr Rob Galea.
New album: Fr Rob Galea.

FR ROB Galea has returned to the music scene with his new album Something About You, released on October 25.

Fr Galea is an internationally renowned Catholic musician whose work is celebrated for its passion and its exploration into the deeper side of Catholic life.

“Something About You is the fruit of my journey as a new Catholic priest,” Fr Galea said.

“There are also songs for Communion and the Liturgy as well as a song titled ‘Bring us to our knees’ which seeks to deal with the issue of child sexual abuse within the Church.

“This record bears my soul and my passion for the Church to come alive in the love of the Lord.”

The songs encompass messages of hope and love but also divulge the more difficult issues, “the struggle to pray and say something about God”, he said.

Fr Galea said the album was a resource for school prayer, liturgy and meditation.

The 11 tracks in Something About You are suitable for all ages and lifestyles and have collaborative efforts from Boris Cezek (Eurovision) and Gary Pinto (XFactor Australia).

Something About You is Fr Galea’s eighth music project and pledges all of the proceeds to further outreach projects.

Fr Galea is a priest serving in Shepparton, Victoria after moving to Australia in 2007.

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Order your copy or any other past project now from www.FrRobGalea.com.

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