Back to school sales have begun, which means its decision time again. You’re questioning “Should I join the choir?” I know that you have been thinking about it. Why not give it a try—especially if you sing tenor or bass. Don’t know if you sing tenor or bass? Well, it’s helpful to know that, but I can find that out pretty quickly. We are also in search of good instrumentalists to join in making music weekly or for special occasions.
If you attend the 7:30AM mass you will hear Amy Barnes playing clarinet, and at 11:30AM mass, Chelsea Vendetti playing the flute. I feel privileged to be able to play with them each week, and I wanted to publicly thank them. There is still room in that choir loft for instrumentalists—would you like to join us?
Call Joy, if you are interested in being a part of our music program at 529-8655, ext. 17

Through the capacity of music to enhance the liturgical text and create a prayerful and reverent atmosphere for worship, the choirs and musicians of the Office of Music Ministry provides music for weekend Masses, Holy Day services, weddings and funerals throughout the year. Indeed, the entire assembly participates in the music ministry of the parish in praising our Lord through the songs and hymns sung during these liturgies. In support of these efforts, some members of our parish family also lend their special gifts by participating regularly in one of the following ensembles.