Study Week 2004
Friday (1/16) Workshops - Round 3
10:45 a.m. - 12:00 noon

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F3-A       Catechetical Formation in the Eucharistic Presence of Christ
                Rev. Hugh Tasch, O.S.B.

Fr. Hugh will explore various ways to catechize on the Eucharistic presence of Christ.  Directed to clergy, the focus will be on the presence of the Risen Lord and on the ecclesial dimensions of the Eucharistic presence.

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F3-B       Spirituality of Community
               
Rev. Roger W. Schmit, O.S.B.

Fr. Roger will discuss the nature of Church community, leadership versus control, and how the life of a faith community is reflected in Eucharist.

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F3-C       Paschal Mystery for the Assembly and Liturgical Ministers
                Sr. Joyce Ann Zimmerman, C.PP.S.
Sr. Joyce will draw specific examples for Paschal Mystery living that follows and is directed to, members of our liturgical assemblies.  How does all liturgical ministry flow from and presuppose a liturgical spirituality grounded in living the Paschal Mystery?

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F3-D     Creating an Appropriate Environment for Worship
             
Michelle Worden

Break out of the “silk flower box” and step into the mindset of creating a sacred environment for the liturgical seasons.

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F3-E      When All Else Fails, Read the Directions:
              The Rites of the RCIA as an Affirmation of the Process of Conversion

              
Mary Margaret Hoden, M.A.T.

The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults has been called the most radical document to hit Catholics in centuries.  This document is not intended to outline a process of “converting” others to Catholicism.  Instead, it is a call to conversion for the entire Christian community in order to conform themselves to Christ.  We will examine the rites associated with the steps of the RCIA process.

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F3-F        Justice and Music in Catholic Worship
                 Rob Spaulding

What is justice anyway?  And what does it have to do with music?  In this workshop, we will explore the concept of justice and study the necessity of using music that expresses principles of justice as we pray and celebrate.  Throughout the workshop, we will be looking at many examples of liturgical music that express themes of justice.  Please come ready to sing and participate.

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