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We're proud of the eclectic group of talented music
ministers who provide us with amazing music at our liturgies. During the
Christmas and Easter seasons, the Seasonal Choir provides music for many
of the seasons' celebrations such as Christmas Midnight Mass and for
Easter Triduum. If you would like to be involved in the music ministry,
feel free to contact our Music Coordinator.
Enrico Banson
Music Coordinator
(209) 835-4560 x161


Join
Dan Schutte, Catholic composer of such hymns as "You Are Near," "City of
God," and "Here I Am, Lord" Friday, June 4th and Saturday, June 5th. Dan
is coming back to our Parish for a Friday evening Concert and Saturday
afternoon Workshop.
Dan
spends a significant amount of time each year traveling to offer
concerts and workshops to churches and communities throughout the
country. Many have been deeply touched by his music over the years and
the chance to experience his . He enjoys doing these events and meeting
people from all walks of life and areas of the country. In 2009 he
presented a special series of concerts to honor the 30th anniversary of
his well-known hymn, "Here I Am, Lord."
The
concerts Dan offers are not just a performance of his music, but an
evening of stories, prayer and reflection woven around his songs. People
who've attended these events have commented that it feels more like a
retreat than a concert. And that's the effect Dan hopes to create. "The
music is not about "Dan Schutte," but about the faithful God who loves
us unconditionally." Dan is the first to admit that the songs he's
written belong to communities of people who have sung them for many
years. Throughout the evening he provides plenty of opportunity for
people to join in the singing of his beloved melodies.
Please join us for the free Concert Friday, June 4th, 7pm at
Holy Family Center. The workshop is on Saturday, June 5, 10am-3pm at
Holy Family Center (lunch will be provided). To make your reservation
for the workshop, please contact Enrico Banson @ 835-4560, ext. 161.

Saturday at
5:00 pm (English-St. Bernard's Church)
Traditional liturgical music led by Cantors and accompanied on piano.
Saturday at
6:30 pm (Spanish)
Spanish Choirs rotate on a weekly basis giving
the community the experience of traditional and classical style
liturgical music as well as upbeat and spirit-filled liturgical music in
modern styles.
Sunday at 7:00 am
(English-St. Bernard's Church)
Well-known and beloved liturgical hymns and
songs led by a Cantor and accompanied on piano. Every other week, the
Couples For Christ community lead the congregation in song.
Sunday at 8:30
am
(Portuguese-St. Bernard's Church)
The Portuguese Choir leads the congregation in
praise during the mass accompanied by piano and guitar.
Sunday at 9:00 am
(Spanish-Holy Family Center)
Spanish Choirs rotate on a weekly basis giving
the community the experience of traditional and classical style
liturgical music as well as upbeat and spirit-filled liturgical music in
modern styles.
Sunday at 10:00 am
(English-St. Bernard's Church)
Traditional and folk-style liturgical music led by a Cantor and
supported by a small vocal ensemble lead the congregation in song,
accompanied with piano and guitar. Every first Sunday of the month, the
children’s choir along with the ensemble leads the congregation in
singing.
Sunday at
11:00 am (English-Holy Family Center)
Traditional and classical style liturgical music led by a Cantor and
accompanied by guitars and piano.
Sunday at 1:00pm
(Spanish-Holy Family center)
Spanish Choirs rotate on a weekly basis giving
the community the experience of traditional and classical style
liturgical music as well as upbeat and spirit-filled liturgical music in
modern styles.
Sunday at 4:00
pm
(English-St. Bernard's Church)
Traditional and folk-style liturgical music led by a Cantor and
supported by a small vocal ensemble lead the congregation in song,
accompanied with piano and guitar.
Sunday at 6:00pm
(English-Holy Family Center)
A Contemporary Choir, lead the congregation in this vibrant celebration
of varying styles—from traditional to jazz, from world music to pop.
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