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| Workshop Round 5: 11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. | |
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5-A |
Un examen de la dinámica de la liturgia y la musica que acompaña los ritos. Sugerencias prácticas y criterios para seleccionar cantos para el pueblo. Se presentarán muestras de cantos. [Back] |
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5-B |
Mientras más comprendemos la Palabra de Dios, mas descubrimos que su proclamación exige una serie de estilos. ¿Estamos conscientes de la variedad de estilos de proclamación que el contexto de la Palabra exige de nosotros en nuestra sociedad contemporánea? [Back] |
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5-C |
This workshop will offer a very basic approach to the organ, geared for pianists with little or no organ background. Main topics include basic terminology, registration, manual and pedal technique, adapting to acoustics, and utilizing the capabilities of the organ for liturgical playing. Special emphasis will be given to accompanying the assembly, cantors and choirs. [Back] |
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5-D |
The liturgy committee is a group of people who articulate the vision for worship within a parish community. What are the tasks which this committee must undertake to chart a direction for growth in worship according to the vision of the Second Vatican Council? How does liturgy shape the spirituality of both the members of the liturgy committee and the worshipping community? Who is responsible for liturgical leadership in the parish and on the committee itself? Be challenged or affirmed in your ministry as parish liturgy committee members with a new vision of worship for the 21st century. [Back] |
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5-E |
Keeping the Paschal Mystery in a consumer society of light and work around the clock! [Back] |
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5-F |
Many people are familiar with "Life Teen" and other formation experiences for youth. How can we connect our teens to the liturgy in ways that honor them and liturgical principles? [Back] |
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5-G |
"See how they love one another..." If this kind of hospitality is the hallmark of the Christian, then how does the liturgy and its ministers show us how to practice this gift for our brothers and sisters? In this workshop we will look at the ways in which we can be communities of welcome and hospitality not just on Sunday but all through the week. Special attention will be given to the Usher/Greeter ministry as it has developed over the years. Bring your own success stories and concerns as we explore our life together as the "Body of Christ." [Back] |
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5-H |
This workshop is designed for lay leaders of prayer and for those who help to train them on the local level. It will offer both theoretical and practical input on the "what, when, how, and why" of lay liturgical leadership and allow time for questions and comments. [ Back ] |
| Workshop Round 6: 1:30 p.m. - 2:45 p.m. | |
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6-A Symbol: The Language of Liturgy - Rev. Roger Dorcy |
All too often, the meaning of symbol in Catholic worship is reduced to its legalistic application or, worse, seen as some magical mystery tour with hidden source and secret benefit. Stephen Happel defined symbol as a "complex of gestures, sounds, images, and/or words that evoke, invite and persuade participation in that to which they refer." In other words, symbol in worship should be the most understandable and human element we have at our disposal. This presentation will explore the journey from common misunderstanding to the living, breathing, true nature of symbol. [Back] |
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6-B |
Mientras que nuestros agentes pastorales se compometen a anuciar el Evangelio en nuestras comunidades multiculturales, afrontan una multiplicidad de movimientos que atraen al mismo pueblo que quieren servir. ¿Qué podemos hacer? ¿Cuál debe ser nuestra actitud como Iglesia? [Back] |
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6-C |
Exploring the document "Music in Catholic Worship" and applying it as we meet the challenge of choosing good liturgical music with limited resources. [Back] |
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6-D |
Often mystagogy is understood only in the limited sense of a post-ritual reflection. This workshop will explore the power of mystagogy as an authentically liturgical approach to grasping and enabling the Christian vocation. [Back] |
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6-E |
Preparing for liturgy is a holy and blessed work of the Body of Christ. Come explore the ways to prepare ministers for their service to the Body. An active prayer life, catechesis for liturgy, and openness to the presence of God are the "food for the minister's soul" - food that will nurture the community through the minister. [Back] |
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6-F |
“`Tell her to help me!´
The Lord said to her in reply, `You are anxious and worried about many
things.´” Does this sound familiar? What should we learn
from the Lord’s reply? The sacristan often seems to be caught in a
Catch 22. We are called to prayer and worship BUT there is so much
to be done. This workshop will address the following: What is the
ministry of sacristan? How should we prepare? What do we need?
Where do we get it? Why aren’t garage sale leftovers appropriate
for liturgy? Can we be ready for Christmas in three hours? [Back] |
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6-G |
This workshop will address the liturgical principles utilized in the experience of the immigrant Hispanic's worship which parallel and are different from Hispanic American liturgical principles, styles and forms of praise and worship. The presentation will be bilingual. [Back] |
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6-H |
A hands-on session for guitarists on how to better your craft accompanying the sung text and the rites of the liturgy. Practical suggestions for blending techniques and styles - dynamics, strumming, picking. You are encouraged to bring instruments and music. [Back] |
