Agnes Roche succeeded Bill Pelandini in the fall of 1994. The original group provided music continuously from 1979 to 1989 for Sunday Masses. The group draws its repertoire from a wide variety of contemporary Catholic composers. Begun in 1992 under Bill Pelandini, director, it has become a popular ecumenical devotional service, with attendance averaging between 60 and 75 people each month, including many non-Catholics. The choir is made up of 14 men from local Presbyterian, Episcopal, Congregational, and Lutheran churches, as well as from St. Cecilia's and St. Olaf's.
Music is all a cappella and consists largely of chant and motets for men's voices.
Their music is Gregorian chant and contemplative in nature. The group was founded in 1993 by Paul Roy, Music Director at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church on Bainbridge Island.