The Art of Hymn Playing. Or Is It a Science?
to approach and practice hymns (and other service music) in order to improve your playing and thereby enable better congregational singing. We will discuss methods of considering a particular hymn before even playing it, and then move
Kelly Dobbs-Mickus Introduction to Hispanic Music Ministry
Peter Kolar
Chant for Small Communities Ray Henderson
A Future with Hope: Planning prayer with and for youth
state of youth engagement with the Church and how to combat a growing trend of disengagement through authentic relationship, communication and prayer. This workshop also discusses strategies for engaging youth in the planning and facilitation of prayer.
The Bilingual Triduum: Promises and Challenges
of theological possibilities as well as real pastoral challenges. This workshop will explore pastoral, liturgical, and musical changing church.
Tony Alonso 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM | Plenum
Plenum
Michael Ruzicki
Hannah Crews
I live my baptismal call, in and beyond ministry, by trying to live an outward-reaching Catholicism, not an inward-facing Catholicism. To me, knowing God’s unconditional love means unconditionally loving and appreciating the beautiful, complicated humanity of everyone I meet, and sharing that love before I even get the opportunity to talk about my faith. I love talking to people, especially my non-Catholic peers, about their diverse relationships with faith, and gleaning how I can better reach those who are not active members of the Church through music. I choose varied music each Mass, from traditional hymns, to contemporary composers like Matt Maher, to best support the worship experience of every heart in the community.
Peter Kolar Composer of bilingual music, Texas
My faith has always been an essential part of who I am, that which has singularly shaped how I instill in my children through my own example, whether in the practice room, choir loft, helping with homework or out shopping for groceries. My baptismal call also compels me to love the liturgy, to cherish every opportunity to worship and pray together with and as brothers and sisters, the gathered body of Christ, rejoicing in this one faith and one baptism.
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envelops the darkness. As baptized disciples, pastoral musicians have a distinct responsibility to "walk always as children of the light."
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