2:45 – 3:45 PM | Breakout B
Balancing Ministry, Music and Motherhood care for their children and families, but are expected, now more than ever, to monitor how their children spend their time regarding school work, hobbies, entertainment, social media, and more, yet pastoral ministry often requires evening and pastoral musician moms with children of various ages, to explore the joys and challenges of balancing motherhood and ministry. All music ministry moms - and those who care about them - are invited to come learn new strategies and fresh ideas for keeping priorities in order, setting appropriate boundaries, and truly ministering within your vocation in healthy,
Meredith Augustin, Noelle Garcia, Lorraine Hess Deep is the Sea: Diving Deeper Into Celtic Spirituality
of Celtic spiritual traditions and beliefs on the worship of today. Liam Lawton endeavors to build a bridge, bringing the
Liam Lawton Lead Us to the Water: Ritual Music That Serves the Call to Discipleship
By name we are called, from water we are sent. In this session Tom will present various psalm settings and suggest easy- to-play music appropriate for various liturgical seasons including the Rite of Baptism. Tom Kendzia
Know and Live Your Catholic Faith
tied to the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
Mary Birmingham Saints and Prophets for a Church and World in Crisis
glimpses of prophetic men and women from the margins whose unique and creative spirits can inspire us to become
Br. Michael O'Neill McGrath OSFS Take, O Take Me As I Am: Celebrating the Rites of Acceptance and Election/Sending
actions alongside practical ideas and options for ritual and musical possibilities found in hymns, songs, psalms, and the
David Haas The History of the Rites of Initiation
Rita Thiron
Choosing Liturgical Music with Theological Savvy
This session will assist those who wish to grow in the skill of selecting music for liturgy with theological savvy. Relying on the guidance in Sing to the Lord: Music in Divine Worship Hommerding, this session will focus on the textual features and requirements of liturgical music, with discussion of how to spot theological, pastoral and poetic strengths and weaknesses in songs for liturgy.
Emily Strand
We will sing through choral repertoire of newer compositions and some standards for the seasons of Advent, Christmas,
The purpose of the Lectionary Anthem Project is to list repertory suggestions for parish choir directors, independent of publishing industry interests, so that those responsible for selecting and preparing choral anthems may have a rich store of selections of high quality choral music related to the Sunday scriptures or the Entrance and Communion Antiphons from the Roman Missal. Choral selections for each Sunday and Holy Days are listed under the Choral Anthem Project of the NPM members-only portion of the website.
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