A very interesting choir in the Grace Episcopal Church of Oak Park in Chicago

Yesterday, I saw the film  "Home alone",  with Macauley Culkin, Joe Pesci and Roberts Blossom.

The scene that I prefer by far (apart from sharply with the two thieves Henry and Marv, played by Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern) is the church scene.
Left alone at home, because his family went to France without him, the little Kevin McCallister (Macaulay Culkin) came into the church and there he met Marley (Roberts Blossom), an old man who struck terror every time he met him , for his grim appearance and some rumors that painted it as a murderess.
In fact, Marley was just a good-natured old man who had previously had a fight with his son.
He could see her granddaughter only in church, where he sang in the choir.
While Kevin and Marley spoke, the choir sang the Christmas carol "Star of Bethlehem".
That song is one of my favorite Christmas songs, along with singing "Adeste Fideles" and "From Starry Skie Thou comest", in italian "Tu scendi dalle stelle".
I am Roman Catholic.
I wanted to propose to the parish that I attend here in Roncoferraro, in the province of Mantua, in Italy.
Now, I did a little research.
The church where was filmed the scene of the film is the Grace Episcopal Church in Oak Park in Chicago .
It is an Anglican church.
In the church there are two choirs, the Schola Choir and the "Madrigal Choir ".
Well, I discovered that the "Madrigal Choir" sings liturgical songs in English, Hebrew, Latin and even in Italian . Our musical culture is popular in the US and we Italians have a duty to promote similar initiatives.