9:00 – 10:00 AM | Breakout C
Keep on Steppin': Hope and Joy from Thea Bowman and Augustine Tolton and world, and the ugly legacy of racism. Bro. Mickey will share his art and stories with the musical backdrop of the Br. Michael O'Neill McGrath OSFS
Balancing Many Genres and Musical Styles Within Liturgy:
Something For All of God's People Who Gather . . . Building a musical heritage of hymns, chants, world, and praise music is possible if one is open to the challenge of our worship for a diverse church. Chris de Silva
May We Boast in the Power of Christ: Celebrating the Scrutinies:
the Presentations, Celebrations of the Word, Exorcisms, Blessings & Anointings Together we will explore the theology and intent of these celebrations, and unpack the ritual elements and how music can help to amplify and engage not only those seeking initiation, but all who gather to pray with and for them. Various musical forms and genres of accessible ritual music will be demonstrated to assist the pastoral musician in their task. David Haas
Anticipating the Revised Order of Christian Initiation of Adults
Rita Thiron
Henry Bauer The Common Priesthood: A Call to Holiness
Through our baptism, we are called to be priest, prophet & king. But what does this common priesthood look like in holiness in our own lives and to help others do the same...and how we can do this through our ministry of music.
Kelly James Barth Daily Discipleship: Real-world solutions for the
Interpersonal Challenges of Parish Service People who work in liturgy need a well-stocked interpersonal-relations toolbox to be true pastoral leaders. Much like choir members - but always in the context of our mission of discipleship, and love of God and neighbor. This workshop with volunteers, and tips for avoiding burnout. Through storytelling, case studies, scripture, humor, and music (of course), you will discover helpful new ways to deal with the interpersonal challenges of parish service.
Lorraine Hess Exploring the 2020 Revised Order of Baptism for Children
The celebration of Baptism is a joyful parish and family gathering in which the whole Church, the Body of Christ, important to celebrate Baptism fully and with dignity. With the promulgation of the revised edition of the Order of Baptism for Children, we have an opportunity to examine and evaluate our pastoral approach to this liturgical rite. In this workshop, participants will explore the changes in the revised rite and mine its riches, learning to celebrate it fully, for planning infant Baptism.
Danielle Noe C-08 C-07 C-06 C-04 C-03 C-02 C-01
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