What I Did During My Summer Vacation
It’s the first day of
seventh grade. I walk into the classroom and find the following written in Sr.
Philomena’s incredibly neat handwriting.
Welcome back!
Today’s assignment:
What I Did During My Summer Vacation
Minimum of 250 words.
The only thing lamer than
“What I Did During My Summer Vacation” would be playing “Seven-Up” when it was
the last day of the marking period and a teacher had papers to grade. Ugh!
With apologies to all
teachers who have used this assignment today’s liturgical notes is titled:
“What I Did On My Summer Vacation”
- Those who sing pray twice
My primary work was directed
towards the most important part of St. Mary’s music ministry: you.
Together we worked on our parish musical
repertoire by learning several songs as well as our new mass setting: Curtis Stephan’s Mass of Renewal.
2. Cultivating
our growing edge
An additional
accomplishment was the continued development of young singers. Congratulations to Alyanna, Bella and Makayla
for “earning your wings” by cantoring your first liturgies.
3.
Replacing those members of our choirs that will not be returning
this year.
St.
Mary’s needs your help to accomplish #3!
Here is a link for the schedules for each of our singing groups. composite schedulesPlease reach out if you think you might be
able to help. We can work together to
find where that might be.
In the meantime let me
suggest our Children’s Choir and Family Choir as perfect gateways into our
music ministry.
The music (which will be
repeated during September, October and November) and the schedules (which
overlap) were chosen with young families in mind. Why not give it a try?
Blessed to be in ministry
with you at St. Mary’s,
Bruce
PS
My four goals of music ministry:
Primary Goals
- The music
ministry leads and enlivens the assembly’s song and enhances its prayer.
- The music
ministry develops its members spiritually and musically.
Secondary Goals
- The music
ministry sings music that the assembly cannot sing.
- The music
ministry sings beautiful and challenging music to praise God and inspire
the assembly.
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