Talbot believes Catholic musicians have the armor necessary to guard against the temptations that come with commercial success. When you have people like St. Francis of Assisi as part of the succession of saints, part of the tradition of the church, it's hard for you to go out into rampant materialism without a really heavy check going off in your spirit. He sees a solid foundation of Catholic artists in Christian radio, and perhaps even an exclusive Catholic music radio station being developed. Father Fortuna also sees the movement's momentum gain as Catholic artists release more polished recordings. He said the market is more than ready to be tapped.
Catholics are out there ready to receive that.
They see the impact on youth and want to be blessed by good Catholic music. The 'market' is on the threshold of really creating a revolution. The contemporary Christian music scene knows that. It will take the right combo of people with vision and money. And if they've got the money, I've got the vision.