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T1-A Paschal Mystery for Clergy
Sr. Joyce Ann Zimmerman, C.PP.S.
This workshop will draw
specific examples for clergy’s Paschal Mystery living that follows upon the
major presentation on the topic given by Sr. Joyce Ann Zimmerman. How can a clergy’s way of living the paschal
mystery help him pray the Eucharist when presiding? How can this move the whole Eucharistic
experience to a true celebration?
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T1-B Liturgical Music: Singing the Paschal Mystery
Sr.
Kathleen Harmon, SNDdeN, M.M., Ph.D
The
Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy recovered our understanding of liturgy as
engagement in the Paschal Mystery. This
session explores how the Paschal Mystery shapes the rhythm of our lives and how
liturgical music, particularly communal liturgical singing, pulls us into this
mystery and enables us to surrender more fully to its power.
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T1-C Liturgical Ministry – To “Be” As Well As
“Do”
Sr. Anthony Poerio,
IBVM
You
can’t give what you don’t have!
Liturgical ministry calls you to feed yourself in order to feed
others. Liturgical ministry is
demanding in whatever role you serve.
One can easily be overwhelmed by the “to do” side of the ministry. It is essential that you take time for your
own spiritual growth in order to minister fruitfully to others.
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T1-D To Build with Living Stones: A Look at the Church Building Process
Ken Griesemer
Shaping
or reordering the sacred place where we gather to celebrate the Eucharist is an
important and challenging task of the ongoing renewal. Ken will address the basics of the church
building or renovation process. If you
are planning for an upcoming project, or are wondering how to get started, this
session will provide some valuable insights.
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T1-E Eucharist
is “For Life”
Rev. Stephen Duyka
The
mystery of the Eucharist is “the true center” of Christian life, so says Eucharistium Mysterium, the 1967 Instruction on the
Worship of the Eucharistic Mystery.
Using this instruction and other liturgy documents. Fr.
Duyka will discuss the Eucharist as the center of the sacramental life of the
Church.
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T1-F An
Understanding of the Mass
Rev. Tom Mayefske
For many years we have participated
in Mass but never knew its roots nor how the various elements
fit together. As a
result, we don’t understand our role.
This will look at the background and how these elements
come together to help us be a worshipping body united with Jesus
as we go to the Father.
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