Study Week 2004
Saturday (1/17) Workshops - Round 6
2:00 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.

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S6-A     How and Who Makes Liturgical Choices for Eucharist?
               Rev. John Thomas Lane SSS

Fr. Lane will review the principles of adaptation in the Order of Mass and assist in examining the rubrics of the General Instruction of the Roman Missal.  Whether the new edition of the GIRM is available or not, this workshop will look at the features or places where presiders, liturgical committee members and sacristans have choices and options within the Eucharistic liturgy. 

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S6-B       Celebrating the Sacraments with Spanish and Bilingual Music
                Debbie White

Learn songs and acclamations in English and Spanish for the celebration of the sacraments.  Baptism, Communion, Penance, Confirmation, Matrimony and Anointing of the Sick can be celebrated with the richness of our multicultural communities by using Spanish and bilingual music

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S6-C       Music for Rural and Smaller Parishes
               
Joe M. Coleman

Rural and smaller parishes have specialized needs.  This workshop examines how to select music for use with smaller ensembles and limited instrumentalists and how to effectively engage the smaller or rural congregation in communal singing.

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S6-D       Singing at the Table:  Music and the Communion Rite
               
David Anderson
This workshop will provide ideas and music to help the assembly sing throughout the communion rite.

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S6-E       Gen X’ers:  The Future of the Church?
               
Rev. Stephen Duyka

The Church is made up of people of all ages.  Fr. Duyka will discuss strategies for enfolding men and women 18 to 35-years-old into the life of the local community.

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S6F         Anticipating Art for Sacred Spaces
                Jeff G. Smith

Where do we start?  Who should we contact?  What do you say to an artist?  How do we find an artist that fits?  Can’t this wait?  Who is responsible for what?  You don’t like yellow?  What about budget, fund-raising, contracts, codes, maintenance, warranties, copyright, etc., etc., etc.,  These types of questions often needlessly hamper liturgical art committees. 

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