The organ was built in 1986 by the firm of Schumacher, then situated near Eupen, Belgium. Its sound is
that of continental organs of the classical Baroque period. It has two manuals and pedals, and 16 stops; 8 on the Great,
5 on the Choir and 3 on the pedals. For more information about this organ and its manufacturers, click here. 
                             The organist (1998 to 2010) has attempted some recordings.
The music is freely downloadable. The only request is that a small donation (whatever you can afford) be made to CAFOD, 
the Catholic Agency for Overseas Development in the UK. Through fundraising, CAFOD's mission, confronted by immense
poverty and suffering that exists in the world especially in parts of Africa and India, is to promote human development 
and social justice. More information about CAFOD'S mission and work and ways of donating can be found by
clicking on  http://www.cafod.org.uk/

Click here to see what pieces you can listen to and/or download.