National Association of Pastoral Musicians

Thirty-Seventh Annual Convention

July 14-18, 2014

Americas Center - St. Louis, Missouri

CONVENTION SCHEDULE
SUNDAY, JULY 13
4:008:00 PM Registration Opens Page 7 7 7 4 4 4 4 56 6 6 6 7 6 7 7 7

WEDNESDAY, JULY 16: DEACON DAY/ YOUTH DAY/ T-SHIRT DAY

7:00 AM 8:15 AM 9:00 AM 10:00 AM 10:45 AMNOON 12:301:00 PM 12:303:00 PM 1:302:30 PM 3:005:00 PM 3:154:30 PM 3:155:15 PM 4:455:45 PM 7:008:00 PM 9:0010:00 PM 10:00 PM Daily Eucharist Morning Prayer PLENUM: EMBRACING GOOD NEWS: THE CALL TO CONVERSION Exhibits Open Breakout C Institutes Continue Lunchtime Organ Recital, Christ Church Cantor On-Site Singing Adjudications GIA Showcase Organist Master Class Breakout D Institutes Continue How to Form a Chapter Evening Events 05 Evening Events 06 Exhibits Open: Late-Night Expo II

MONDAY, JULY 14
8:00 AM Organ Crawl (board buses at 7:30) Religious House Tour (board buses at 7:30) Pilgrimage: Hellriegel, Duchesne & Holy Cross (board buses at 7:30) Scripture Institute Keyboard Institute Catholic Liturgical Ministry Boot Camp Composer and Text Writers Institute Master Classes and Clinics Music Education Morning Music Ministry Leadership Retreat Music Ministry Retreat for Youth Chapter Directors Leadership Retreat Music Industry Showcase 1 Orientation for First-Time Attendees Chapter Director Luncheon Cantor Certificate Written Adjudications

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9:00 AMNOON

10:00 AMNOON 10:0010:45 AM 11:00 AMNOON NOON1:00 PM NOON1:00 PM

THURSDAY, JULY 17
8:159:30 AM Pastoral Musicians Breakfast 23 10:00 AM Morning Prayer 23 10:4511:45 AM PLENUM: VATICAN II AND THE CHURCH AS BEARER OF GOOD NEWS 23 11:45 AM Exhibits Open (Final Session) 23 NOON3:00 PM Cantor On-Site Singing Adjudications 23 12:1512:45 PM Lunchtime Organ Recital, Christ Church 23 1:002:00 PM OCP Showcase 24 2:303:15 PM Music Industry Showcase 3 24 3:455:00 PM Breakout E 24-25 3:455:15 PM Institutes Continue 24 6:007:00 PM DMMD Social 25 6:007:00 PM Youth Gathering 2 25 8:00 PM Convention Eucharist 25 10:00 PM12 M Big Band, Cake, and Lights of the City! 25

OPENING OF THE CONVENTION

1:30 PM 4:155:30 PM 5:306:30 PM 7:008:00 PM 9:0010:00 PM 10:00 PM12 M Gathering and Annual Members Meeting 8 PLENUM: GOOD NEWS FOR A WOUNDED PEOPLE 8 Breakout A 8-9 Institutes Continue Youth Gathering 1 9 Evening Events 01 9 Evening Events 02 9 Exhibit Hall Grand Opening: Late-Night Expo I 9

TUESDAY, JULY 15
7:00 AM 8:15 AM 9:00 AM 10:00 AM 10:45 AMNOON 10:45 AMNOON 12:301:30 PM 12:301:00 PM 1:302:30 PM 3:004:15 PM 4:455:30 PM 7:008:00 PM 9:0010:00 PM 10:15 PM Daily Eucharist 10 Morning Prayer 10 PLENUM: CLAIM YOUR ART, 10 PROCLAIM GOOD NEWS Exhibits Open Diocesan Directors of Music 10 Breakout B 10-11 Institutes Continue DMMD Members Meeting 11 Lunchtime Organ Recital, Christ Church 11 WLP Showcase 11 NPM Interest Section Meetings 11 Music Industry Showcase 2 12 Evening Events 03 12 Evening Events 04 13 Taiz Prayer 13

FRIDAY, JULY 18
7:00 AM Daily Eucharist 8:15 AM Morning Prayer 9:1510:30 AM Breakout F Institutes Conclude 11:15 AM12:30 PLENUM: GO AND PROCLAIM THE GOSPEL OF THE LORD Closing & Re-commissioning 26 26 26

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REGISTRATION HOURS
4:008:00 PM 7:30 AM1:30 PM 3:307:30 PM Tuesday 8:00 AM5:00 PM Wednesday 8:00 AM5:00 PM Thursday Friday 9:30 AM5:00 PM 8:009:00 AM Sunday Monday

EXHIBIT HOURS
Monday 10:00 PMMIDNIGHT

Front Cover: David Brinker. Page 3: St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission; views of Saint Louis Basilica; views of Shrine of St. Philippine Duchesne; views of the Shrine of Saint Joseph.

Tuesday 10:00 AM6:00 PM Wednesday 10:00 AM6:00 PM 10:00 PMMIDNIGHT Thursday 11:45 AM6:00 PM

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P RO C LA I M G O O D N E W S !
A Year Accep ptable to the Lord!

We take our focus for this NPM Convention from Jesus description of his own ministry (Luke 4:18). Called by the Spirit, using the talents we possess, we proclaim Good News to the poor, liberty to the captives, sight to the blind, freedom to the oppressed, and a year acceptable to the Lord. We do this through the gifts we have received and developed: our love for the Churchs liturgy and the communities that gather to sing Gods praise, skills in music and pastoral preparation for worship, talents in music education, and service in preaching and presiding. We come to St. Louis in the thirty-seventh year of such gatherings to celebrate, to learn, and to re-dedicate ourselves to our shared ministry so that the coming yearand every ye ar in wh ic h we m inist e r in the power of the Sp irit m a y be acceptable to the Lord.
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MONDAY, JULY 14 Catholic Liturgical Ministry Institutes* Boot Camp: Documents

Scripture Institute I-01
Begins Monday, July 14, at 9:00 AM CLINICIAN CAROL PERRY, SU
Spend significant time reflecting with renowned Catholic scholar and teacher Sister Carol Perry, Resident Bible Scholar at Marble Collegiate Church, on the Gospel of Matthewthe source of Year A Sunday Gospel readings. Pre-registration required, space is limited. No on-site registration; Fee $90.

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Begins Monday, July 14, at 9:00 AM CLINICIAN ELIOT KAPITAN

How do you interpret liturgical documents? Law, suggestion, or bright idea? Whats the difference between introductions (praenotanda), rubrics, and the rites themselves? What books should every pastoral musician or liturgy planner be familiar with? And much, much more! Pre-registration required, space is limited. No on-site registration; Fee $90.

Keyboard Institute
Begins Monday, July 14, at 9:00 AM CLINICIANS LYNN TRAPP AND JAMES KOSNIK

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Composer and Text Writer Institute

Begins Monday, July 14, at 9:00 AM CLINICIANS PAUL INWOOD AND RORY COONEY

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Practical skills, techniques, and resources for the keyboard player who serves the liturgy and leads the assembly of Gods people. An intense learning experience presented by an outstanding organ and piano instructor team. Pre-registration required, space is limited. No on-site registration; Fee $90. LYNN TRAPP

We become what we sing. Music wedded to text is an integral part of the liturgy, and music unveils dimensions of meaning and feelings that words alone do not touch. Crafting the texts we sing and the music that expresses them to touch minds, hearts, and spirits is the focus of this institute, led by two gifted composers and crafters of texts. Pre-registration required, space is limited. No on-site registration; Fee $90. PAUL INWOOD RORY COONEY

JAMES KOSNIK

*Institute Participants
Participation in these Institutes requires full convention registration. These institutes begin on Monday morning and continue through all breakout sessions; participants are expected to attend all sessions. Opportunities for liturgical prayer and formation will take place as part of the convention liturgies, plenum presentations, and events.

Schedule for each Institute: Monday, July 14: 9:00 AM12:00 NOON and 4:155:30 PM Tuesday, July 15: 10:45 AM12:00 NOON Wednesday, July 16: 10:45 AM12:00 NOON and 3:155:15 PM Thursday, July 17: 3:455:15 PM Friday, July 18: 9:1510:30 AM

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P -C E PRE-C ONVENTION EVENTS Master Classes & Clinics

RE ONVENTION VENTS

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE SUNDAY, JULY 13

4:008:00 pm Registration

For applicable Master Classes and Clinics (*) please note that (time permitting) attendees may play or sing one selection for the group and receive coaching from the master teacher/ clinician. Please bring a copy of the score for the clinician. No audition required.

MONDAY, JULY 14
7:30 am1:30 pm 8:00 am Registration Tours Depart - page 7 Organ Crawl Religious House Tour Pilgrimage Tour Institutes - page 4 Master Classes & Clinics Music Education Morning pages 5 and 6 Leadership Retreat & Retreat for Youth - page 6

Organist Master Class

Wednesday, July 16 S SEE PAGE 21

MC-01 MC-02

Advanced Guitar Master Class

Monday, July 14, 9:00 AMNOON S CLINICIANS JAIME CORTEZ AND STEPHEN PETRUNAK
A group class for guitarists with experience. Two master clinicians offer practical skills to improve your guitar playing and your ability to lead the assemblys song with the guitar. Bring your guitar, two pieces of music, and a folding stand. Space is limited. Preregistration required, Fee $30. Limited on-site registration (if available): Fee $50.

9:00 am 9:00 am

9:00 am

Piano Master Class *

Monday, July 14, 9:00 AMNOON S CLINICIAN MARK HAYES

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10:00 am Music Industry Showcase 1 page 6 10:00 am Chapter Directors - page 7 11:00 am Orientation for First-Time Attendees - page 7 noon-1:00 pm Cantor Certificate Written Adjudications - page 7 noon-1:00 pm Chapter Director Luncheon page 7

Open to all pianists to observe and participate. Time permitting, all who attend may play one selection for the group and receive coaching from the master teacher. The selection is to be a sacred work that might be used during Mass instead of a classical work, unless that is your norm. Please bring a copy of the score for the clinician. No audition required. Space is limited. Pre-registration required, Fee $30. Limited on-site registration (if available): Fee $50.

Contemporary Piano Clinic *

Monday, July 14, 9:00 AMNOON S CLINICIAN ED BOLDUC

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OPENING OF THE CONVENTION

1:30 pm Convention Opening and Plenum: Good News for a Wounded People - page 8 Registration

Tools and tips to help you lead contemporary styles of music for worship from the keyboard. Come prepared to observe or to play. Space is limited. Pre-registration required, Fee $30. Limited on-site registration (if available): Fee $50.

3:307:30 pm 4:15 pm 5:30 pm 7:00 pm 9:00 pm

Ensemble Clinic

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Breakout A - pages 8-9 Youth Gathering 1 - page 9 Evening Events 01 - page 9 Evening Events 02 - page 9

Monday, July 14, 9:00 AMNOON S CLINICIANS KEVIN KEIL AND BARNEY WALKER
A survey of what a musician needs to know about church sound systems; how and why they work; and how to troubleshoot problems like distortion, feedback, and dead channels. Space is limited. Pre-registration required, Fee $30. Limited on-site registration (if available): Fee $50.

10:00 pm Exhibit Hall Grand Opening & Late-Night Expo I - page 9

Writing Parts and Leading Hispanic Rhythms and Styles

Monday, July 14, 9:00 AMNOON S CLINICIAN PETER KOLAR

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For pastoral musicians serving Hispanic/Latino communities. Discover the rhythms, styles, and instrumentation that can help you lead and enhance worship using the music of our Hispanic sisters and brothers. Space is limited. Pre-registration required, Fee $30. Limited on-site registration (if available): Fee $50.

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MONDAY, JULY 14 Master Classes & Clinics

Cantor Master Class *
Monday, July 14, 9:00 AMNOON S CLINICIAN JOANNE WERNER
This group class is for cantors both new and experienced. The master clinician will offer practical suggestions to improve your ability to lead the assembly as a cantor and to proclaim the Word of God in song. Space is limited. Pre-registration required, Fee $30. Limited on-site registration (if available): Fee $50.

Music Industry Showcase 1

Monday, July 14 10:00 - 10:45 AM
S101 New Music for the Smaller Choir from MorningStar Mark Lawson S102 You Are the Vine: Songs for People of Prayer Feargal King and Breda Barry King (Kingsfold Music) S103 Hope Publishing Choral Reading Session Joel Raney and Jane Holstein S104 One Heart, One Mind: Make Music with the Emmaus Center! David Haas, Lori True, and Friends S105 New Sounds & PsalmsExciting New Music from the Newman Singers Joe Mattingly & the Newman Singers S106 Youth Choirs Are Invited to Sing with Pope Francis! John Hale (Corporate Travel Service) S107 Ministry Scheduling: Traditions Dont Change. Technology Does Maxwell Garcia (Ministry Scheduler Pro)

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Chant Master Class

Monday, July 14, 9:00 AMNOON S CLINICIAN COLUMBA KELLY, OSB

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This master class will cover the basics that you need to know to become more familiar with the treasury of chant from reading chant notation to rhythmic interpretation and how to pronounce Latin and use chant in the liturgy, and more. Space is limited. Preregistration required, Fee $30. Limited on-site registration (if available): Fee $50.

Techniques to Play in Gospel Style

Monday, July 14, 9:00 AMNOON S CLINICIAN M. ROGER HOLLAND, II

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A master teacher shares tools that can free you to learn gospel piano techniques to better serve your assemblies. Space is limited. Pre-registration required, Fee $30. Limited on-site registration (if available): Fee $50.

Music Education Morning: How to Build a Strong Music Program ME-01

Monday, July 14, 9:00 AMNOON S CLINICIAN KENNETH LEDERLE
Practical wisdom to help you build a strong music program with children or build on the foundations that youve already put in place. Space is limited. Pre-registration required, Fee $30. Limited on-site registration (if available): Fee $50.

Music Ministry Retreats

Leadership Retreat
Monday, July 14, 9:00 AM - NOON DAVID ANDERSON
Pastoral musicians need to hear the Gospel, experience conversion, profess faith in Christ, and so proclaim the praise of God (Sing to the Lord, 49). We need time for prayer, song, and meditation that feed body, mind, and spirit. Take time for such renewal at the beginning of the convention. Space is limited. Pre-registration required, Fee $30. Limited on-site registration (if available): Fee $50.

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Retreat for Youth

Monday, July 14, 9:00 AM - NOON BRYAN SCHAMUS

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For Youth Only. Pope Francis has invited the Church into a time of discernment in the presence of the Lord, looking at the signs, listening to the things that happen, the feeling of the people, especially the poor. Take time to discern your role as a pastoral musician called to reach those who are forgotten, on the fringes, who do not experience the love of God. How do we ask tough questions and move forward? Bryan Schamus is a campus minister, musician, and disciple called, like all of us, to live Christ in uncertain times. Space is limited. Pre-registration required, Fee $30. Limited on-site registration (if available): Fee $50.

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MONDAY PRE-CONVENTION Tours and Pilgrimage

Pilgrimage Tour
Monday, July 14 8:00 AMNOON Buses begin loading promptly at 7:30 AM. Begin your NPM convention experience with two Roman Catholic pioneers who lived and worked in the St. Louis areaSaint Rose Philippine Duchesne and Monsignor Martin B. Hellriegel. See where they ministered through their faith and where they were laid to rest when their work was done. The first stop will be the MOTHERHOUSE OF THE SISTERS OF THE MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD in OFallon, Missouri, where Msgr. Hellriegel served as chaplain and began his career as a liturgist and scholar. See the beautiful chapel where he celebrated Mass as well as the convent cemetery where he was interred after his death in 1981. Next, visit the SHRINE OF SAINT ROSE PHILIPPINE DUCHESNE AT THE ACADEMY OF THE SACRED

Organ Crawl
Monday, July 14 8:00 AMNOON Buses begin loading promptly at 7:30 AM. Saint Louis is home to many fine historical pipe organs used for worship and concert alike. Today you will be visiting four such instruments.

Religious House Tour

Monday, July 14 8:00 AMNOON Buses begin loading promptly at 7:30 AM. Spanning centuries, Saint Louis has been the home to many religious orders and was often referred to as the Rome of the West because it was from here that many religious leaders were sent to minister to other communities and cities. On this tour we will visit three such communities. CONGREGATION OF SISTERS OF SAINT JOSEPH OF CARONDOLET (CSJ) SCHOOL SISTERS OF NOTRE DAME (SSND)

SHRINE OF ST. JOSEPH Pfeffer/Ott, 1890, II/34, Mechanical ST. PAULS LUTHERAN, Des Peres Martin Ott, 1985, II/35, Mechanical GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Moeller/Dial, 1952/2000, IV/60, Electric THIRD BAPTIST Reuter, IV/72, Electric Pre-registration required; no on-site registration. Fee: $30.

THE BENEDICTINE ABBEY OF SAINT MARY AND SAINT LOUIS (OSB) Pre-registration required; no on-site registration. Fee: $30.

HEART in St. Charles, Missouri. The grounds and its buildings are replete with beauty and fascinating history. The Shrine is a lasting tribute to the French missionary Religious of the Sacred Heart, who brought formal education to the Missouri frontier along with a zeal for sharing the love of God. Pre-registration required; no on-site registration. Fee: $30

Orientation for First-Time Convention Attendees

Monday, July 14 11:00 AMNOON ANNE KETZER
Overwhelmed by the program book? Feeling like a stranger in a foreign land? First time at an NPM convention? A seasoned veteran shares guidance about what you need to know to get the most out of your first NPM convention experience.

Chapter Director Leadership Workshop: Leadership that Wows 10:00 AM - NOON

Join the National Committee for Chapters and your chapter director colleagues for a dynamite dialogue presentation that will address the many needs for an ongoing or new chapter director to grow and flourish in skills and formation. Ideas for motivation, organization, programming, recruiting, sustaining membership, spirituality, efficiency, technology, funding, and building and maintaining successful, vibrant chapters. Bob Batastini, presenter.

Chapter Director Luncheon

NOON Join the National Committee for Chapters and your colleagues for an informative luncheon after the presentation (above).

1:00 PM

Cantor Certicate On-Site Written Adjudications

NOON

- 1:00 PM

Cantors may complete requirements for all the NPM Cantor Certificates during the 2014 Annual Convention. The BCC, ICC, and CCC written exams, excepting the CCC Liturgy exam, may be completed Monday, July 14, NOON - 1:00 PM The singing portion will be offered on Wednesday, July 16, 12:30 - 3:00 PM and Thursday, July 17, NOON - 3:00 PM Registrations are limited. Pre-registration required; no on site registration. Application Deadline; postmarked by June 20, 2014. To learn more or to apply for certification at the convention visit http://tinyurl.com/CantorCert
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OPENING AND MONDAY AFTERNOON

Convention Opening & Keynote

1:30 - 3:30 PM

GATHERING S ANNUAL MEMBERS MEETING

We gather to Proclaim Good News as the NPM family. We are welcomed by NPM leaders and by representatives of the Archdiocese of Saint Louis. The NPM leadership oer a brief summary of the work and state of the National Association of Pastoral Musicians.

PLENUM S GOOD NEWS FOR A WOUNDED PEOPLE

JERRY GALIPEAU
Where is the Good News for those who feel disillusioned or disaected, alienated from institutional structures they no longer trust or value? How do we help those who are losing heart to renew their hope? And how do we remain faithful ministers of the Gospel in our own discouragement while reaching out to those who feel they have no place at the Table of the Lord? Explore how we can not only live with our current experience but even nd Good News in it. Jerry Galipeau, D.Min. is Vice President and Chief Publishing Ocer for the J. S. Paluch Company and its music and liturgy division, World Library Publications. Before coming to WLP, he served for fteen years as Director of Liturgy and Music at parishes in Florida and Illinois.

Breakout A
A-01 The Triduum through Fresh Eyes: Pray and Reflect on the Rites, Part 1 (DMMD membership required) Paul Turner and Ed Hislop DMMD Institute A-02 Pastoral Musicians in a Time of Change Dan Schutte Music Directors A-03 A Spirituality of Liturgical Chant: A Liturgical Lectio Divina Paul Ford

4:15 - 5:30 PM

Scripture, Keyboard, Composer & Text Writers Institutes and Catholic Liturgical Ministry Boot Camp continue from Monday morning pre-convention sessions. Detailed descriptions are available at www.npm.org. A-06 The RCIA Forty Years Later: What Have We Learned? Jerry Galipeau Liturgy: The Rites A-07 Classical Choral Repertoire for the Intermediate Choir, Part 1 Paul French Choir Directors A-08 Singing Polyphony for Fun and Formation Christopher Walker Choir Directors Chant A-09 Fixin the Mixin Kevin Keil and Barney Walker A-10 Organ Repertoire Based on Chant Adam Brakel A-11 The Artistry of the Liturgy, Part 1 John Foley, SJ Ensemble Musicians Organists Music Directors

A-04 Anointing of the Sick: Resources for Religious and Parish Celebration Kathleen Harmon, SND de N Serving Religious Communities A-05 Forming Young Pastoral Musicians for Ministry Kate Cuddy Adults Working with Youth
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4:15 - 5:30 PM A-12 The Basics of Celebrating Multicultural Liturgy/ Los elementos bsicos para celebrar una liturgia multicultural Pedro Rubalcava Spanish-English
A-13 An Overview of Cantor Certificates Mary Lynn Pleczkowski A-14 Cantor Mini Retreat: Spirituality, Coaching, and Techniques, Part 1 ValLimar Jansen A-15 Music for Funerals Jennifer Kerr Breedlove-Budziak A-16 The Liturgy and Upcoming Changes: How They Affect Clergy Richard Hilgartner Cantors

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Youth Gathering 1
RACHELLE KRAMER 5:30 - 6:30 PM
For Youth Only. Young pastoral musicians and other leaders in high school and college: Come learn what the convention has to offer you and how it will challenge you, and meet your peers in pastoral music ministry.

Cantors

Music Directors

Exhibits Opening Gala

LATE-NIGHT EXPO I 10:00 PM - MIDNIGHT
Gather at the Exhibit Hall at the end of this exciting first day. Enjoy a complimentary selection of drinks, snacks, and a cash bar and check out the incredible variety of products and services for your ministry. Place your first bids in the NPM Silent Auction.

Clergy

A-17 Music and the Mass: Rite by Rite and Step by Step, Part 1 Lori True and David Haas Liturgy: The Rites A-18 Piano Improvisation Techniques Mark Hayes Pianists

EVENING EVENTS ONE

Young Organists in Concert
COORDINATOR: PRESTON DIBBLE

7:00 - 8:00 PM
01-01

Hear the king of instruments proclaim the Good News of praising God in song under the hands and feetof two outstanding young organists, Jeong-Suk Bae and Adam Detzner, hosted by Preston Dibble, chair of the NPM Steering Committee for the Organist Section.

Jim Manley Mad Brass & Rhythm

01-02

St. Louis is known for Jazz and Blues and a convention in St. Louis wouldnt be complete without a native son playing the music of the city. Jim Manley is an explosive trumpet player in the style of Maynard Ferguson who has put together a seven piece instrumental group that you dont want to miss.

EVENING EVENTS TWO

Revival! With Grayson Warren Brown

9:00 - 10:00 PM
02-01

Come prepared for a passionate experience of music and message that creates an opportunity for spiritual and personal renewal. Led by Grayson Warren Brown. Sponsored by OCP.

Quiet Night

02-02

A time to rest, to breathe, to be. A one-hour retreat that weaves together song, story, prayer, and instrumental music to lead participants to the place where our spirits meet and are renewed by Gods Spirit. Sponsored by Good for the Soul Music.

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TUESDAY, JULY 15 MORNING

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE TUESDAY, JULY 15
7:00 am 8:00 am 8:15 am 9:00 am Daily Eucharist Registration Opens Morning Prayer Plenum: Claim Your Art, Proclaim Good News

Daily Eucharist
Eucharist is offered on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.

7:00 AM 8:15 AM

Morning Prayer
Memorial of Saint Bonaventure, bishop and doctor of the church.

10:00 am Exhibits Open 10:45 am Diocesan Directors of Music Institute 10:45 am Institutes Continue Breakout B - pages 10-11 12:30 pm DMMD Members Meeting - page 11 12:30 pm Lunchtime Organ Recital - page 11 1:30 pm 3:00 pm 4:45 pm 7:00 pm 9:00 pm WLP Showcase - page 11 Interest Section Meetings - page 11 Music Industry Showcase 2 - page 12 Evening Events 03 - page 12 Evening Events 04 - page 13

PLENUM S CLAIM YOUR ART, PROCLAIM GOOD NEWS

PAUL WESTERMEYER

9:00 - 10:00 AM

Pastoral musicians are artists and preachers. Our lives are transformed through the art of music and liturgy, and we become sacraments of the encounter with Jesus Christ. As artists, we need passion: We need to lose ourselves in our art. What kind of time and energy does that require? For if we are to minister, we must claim our art and feed our artists soul. Dr. Paul Westermeyer is professor of Church Music at Luther Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota, where he also serves as Cantor for the Seminary community and administers the Master of Sacred Music Program. A musician and pastor, he is the 2014 recipient of NPMs Jubilate Deo Award.

10:15 pm Taiz Prayer - page 13

Diocesan Directors of Music Institute

Liturgy in a Culturally Diverse Community: A Guide to Understanding

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10:45 - NOON
CLINICIAN MARK FRANCIS, CSV

Diocesan music directors only. Discover how the principles inherent in truly multicultural liturgies can help diocesan directors of music craft diocesan liturgies that promote full, conscious, and active participation by everyone in a culturally diverse assembly. Pre-registration required; limited to Diocesan Directors of Music. No on-site registration.

Breakout B

10:45 - NOON Scripture, Keyboard, Composer & Text Writers Institutes and Catholic Liturgical Ministry Boot Camp continue from previous sessions, and also end at Noon. Detailed descriptions are available at www.npm.org.
B-01 The Triduum through Fresh Eyes: Pray and Reflect on the Rites, Part 2 (DMMD membership required) Paul Turner and Ed Hislop DMMD INSTITUTE B-02 The Artistry of the Liturgy, Part 2 John Foley, SJ MUSIC DIRECTORS B-06 Merging, Clustering, Closing Parishes, Part 1: Processes Michael Weldon, OFM LITURGICAL LEADERS B-07 Techniques to Improve Sound and Blend John Romeri CHOIR DIRECTORS B-08 Choir Rehearsal as Spiritual Direction/Formation Christopher Walker CHOIR DIRECTORS B-09 Repertoire for Liturgical Pianists Mark Hayes B-10 Effective Practice Techniques Adam Brakel PIANISTS ORGANISTS

B-03 Chant as Full, Conscious, and Active Participation Paul Ford CHANT B-04 Music for Equal Voices: SSA/SSAA or TTB/TTBB Alan Hommerding SERVING RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES B-05 Tools to Evaluate the Texts We Sing Mary Frances Fleischaker, OP MUSIC DIRECTORS

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B-11 The Gift to the Church of Martin Hellriegel Nicholas Schneider, Marie Kremer, and Martin Marklin LITURGICAL ROOTS

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Breakout B (continued)
10:45 - NOON B-12 Bilingual Repertoire to Help Every Music Director Peter Kolar SPANISH-ENGLISH
B-13 Cantor Mini Retreat: Spirituality, Coaching, and Techniques, Part 2 ValLimar Jansen B-14 The Psalms in the Liturgy, Part 1 Michel Guimont CANTORS CANTORS

DMMD Members Meeting

12:30 - 1:30 PM

B-15 Music and the Mass: Rite by Rite and Step by Step, Part 2 Lori True and David Haas LITURGY: THE RITES B-16 Preaching to Help the People Live the Mystery We Celebrate James Telthorst CLERGY B-17 Making the Lenten Journey through Scripture and Music Bob Hurd LITURGY: THE RITES B-18 Need Some Help with Lent and the Triduum? Richard Hilgartner and Michael Ruzicki LITURGY: THE RITES

Lunchtime Organ Recital

12:30 PM - 1:00 PM CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL
Organist: Gereon Krahforst

WLP Showcase
Find Faith in Music
1:30 - 2:30 PM
Join your voice with World Library Publications composers and friends to sing through a diverse selection of musical offerings. Discover pieces in many styles that will work for choirs of all sizes and skill levels. You are sure to find many options that will engage and inspire your choirs, your ensembles, and the assembly! All attendees will take home a resource packet filled with full-size octavos and other great samples.

NPM Interest Section Meetings

3:00 - 4:15 PM

Gather with members and colleagues who share one of your areas of interest or experience for a conversation about ways in which NPM is addressing your concerns and how the association might serve you more effectively. Choose your interest section and plan to join in the dialogue: African American Musicians Asian Pacific Musicians Campus Ministers Cantors Chant Choir Directors Clergy Composers Diocesan Directors of Music Ensemble Musicians Musicians Serving Religious Communities Hispanic Musicians Music Education Musicians in the Military Organists Pastoral Liturgy Pianists Youth

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TUESDAY AFTERNOON-EVENING
S203 Childrens Choir Music and Resources, Plus a Few Mixed Voice Best Sellers Jim Rindelaub (Choristers Guild) S204 Hope Publishing Choral Reading Session Joel Raney and Jane Holstein S205 One Heart, One Mind: Make Music with the Emmaus Center! David Haas, Lori True, and Friends S206 New Sounds & PsalmsExciting New Music from the Newman Singers Joe Mattingly & the Newman Singers S207 The Liturgical Church and the Modern Organ Dan Miller (Rodgers Instruments Corporation) S208 Music for the More Advanced Choir Mark Lawson and Charles Peery (ECS Publishing) S209 Youth Choirs Are Invited to Sing with Pope Francis! John Hale (Corporate Travel Service) S210 Ministry Scheduling: Traditions Dont Change. Technology Does Maxwell Garcia (Ministry Scheduler Pro) S211 Psalms in His Presence for Year B (and more) Jane Terwilliger (Songs In His Presence) S212 Celebrating Christ in Music Terry Piontkowski (Lumen Christi) S213 Creativity and the Artist/Musician Anne Kertz Kernion (Cards by Anne) S214 The Bees Are Back Martin Marklin (Marklin Candle Design) S215 New Settings for Sung Gospels and More! Paul Inwood (Liturgical Press) S216 New Choral Music for Liturgical Choirs Frank Brownstead (Fred Bock Music Companies)

Music Industry Showcase 2

4:45 - 5:30 PM
S201 MorningStar Music for the Church Mark Lawson, Kelly Dobbs-Mickus, and John Romeri S202 You Are the Vine: Songs for People of Prayer Feargal King and Breda Barry King (Kingsfold Music)

EVENING EVENTS THREE

Archdiocese of St. Louis Choir in Concert

7:00 - 8:00 PM
03-01

This hour of exquisite French choral music features the Messe Solennelle of Louis Vierne in the beauty of the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis. Directed by Cathedral music director Dr. Horst Bucholz.

A Night of Acoustic Guitars

03-02

This performance of acoustic instrumental music, presented by Stephen Petrunak and Bobby Fisher, includes works of contemporary composers, classical guitar composers, and original works by the artists. Sponsored by GIA Publications.

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EVENING EVENTS FOUR
Hymn Festival with Dr. Jeffrey Neal Blersch

9:00 - 10:00 PM
04-01

Enjoy the sound of hymnody in the wonderful space of the Chapel of St. Timothy and St. Titus at Concordia Seminary with its four-manual Casavant organ. Under the leadership of Dr. Blersch, an organist, composer, and leader of congregational song with consummate skill.

Un Concierto por la Paz! A Concert for Peace!

04-02

Utilizando la msica, las oraciones y simbolos de las comunidades de habla inglesa y espaol, nos reunimos para elevar nuestras voces en esperanza y oracin por la paz en la tierra, la paz para todos los pueblos. Patrocinado por OCP. Using the music, prayers, and symbols of Spanish- and English-speaking communities, we come together to lift our voices in hope and prayer for peace on earth, peace for all peoples. Sponsored by OCP.

Taiz Prayer
10:15 - 11:15 PM
Gather with other members of the Body of Christ around the cross and other icons of the Divine Presence, in the light of Christ, to sing Gods praise at the end of this convention day.

New This Year: Electronic Program Book!

We are offering you an option to help save the planet and take $20 off your registration fee! If you are one of the many who cant go anywhere without your tablet device, and would like to download the program book before the convention, please indicate your choice on the registration form (see page 15). If you choose to go paperless, deduct $20 from your registration fees (no matter what type of registration except complimentary) and you will receive a special link to download the program book at least two weeks prior to the convention. At registration you will NOT receive a book, thus saving us the cost of printing, and you the weight of carrying it around. Go Green!
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R E G I S T R AT I O N D E TA I L S
Check or credit card payment must accompany registration. Registration must be postmarked on or before March 3 (Early Bird) or June 13 (Advance). Registrations postmarked after June 13 will be computed at the regular/on-site rate. You may register online at www.npm.org. Registrations must be received at the NPM National Office (by mail, online, or by fax) by close of business July 2. After July 2 registration is available on-site only. Cancellation: Requests received in writing at the NPM National Office postmarked on or before July 2 will receive a refund less a non-refundable $50 processing fee. After that date refunds (less fee) are given only in the form of credit toward registration for the 2015 NPM Convention. Refunds are processed after the convention. All requests for credit MUST be received in the NPM office by August 29, 2014, in order to be considered for credit. or chaperone must accompany youth attendees under eighteen. Chaperone must be at least twenty-one years old and registered either for the Full Convention or as a Companion. A signed copy of the Code of Conduct for Youth Participating in NPM Conventions, Code of Conduct for Chaperones and Parents Acting as Chaperones, and the Parental or Guardian Permission Form and Release must be on file with NPM before anyone under the age of eighteen may be admitted to the Convention. For more information visit www.npm.org/ Events/Codeofconduct.htm. Daily Registration: Be sure to indicate the day(s) for which you are registering, and note that the fee for full convention registration is usually less than the fee for multiple days. Group Discounts: NPM chapters and parishes with a current NPM parish membership who register in groups receive a discount. Registration forms must be mailed together with one check, postmarked by May 31. Contact the NPM National Office (240) 247-3000 or (toll-free) 1 (855) 207-0293for more information.

MEMBER DISCOUNTS
With a current NPM Parish Membership (of any size), the members rate is offered to anyone in the parish community. If your name is not on the parish membership, include the parish group number on your registration form. If you have a current NPM Individual Membership, the members rate is available to you; it is not transferable to another person. Not yet a member? The registration fee for non-members includes an additional $83 for a one-year individual membership in NPM. Postage fees outside the United States, if applicable, will be billed later. Clergy/Musician Duo Discount: Clergy members and musicians who register for the convention together and in advance receive an even deeper discounted rate. The one clergy member and one musician must be from the same parish or institution. NPM Parish Membership must be current. Registration and payment for both clergy and musician must be included together in the same envelope and be postmarked on or before the Early Bird or Advance registration deadline. (Sorry, this discount is not available online.) New! Seminarian and Religious-in-Formation Discount: Available for any full-time seminarian (diocesan or religious) or religious sister or brother currently in formation who registers for the convention. Through the generosity of an anonymous donor we are offering a special discounted rate of net $100 ($125 not yet a member). Please fill in your seminary/house of formation name on the line provided. Youth Discount: Youth (twenty-one or younger, or a full-time undergraduate) attending the full convention receive a discounted rate. NPM membership required. If you dont have a current Youth or Individual Membership and your parish does not have a current NPM Parish Membership, add $39 for a new Youth Membership on the appropriate line of the registration form. A parent
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Companion (Adult or Child): Those registering as companions are welcome to accompany a full convention registrant to all activities except breakouts, workshops, or institutes. A separate registration form must be filled out for each companion including payment for any additional activities and must include the name of the Full Convention Registrant. Scholarship Assistance is available to cover the cost of convention registration for persons or parishes of limited means. For information about the scholarship visit the NPM web site at http://www.npm.org/EducationEvents/program_scholarship/ scholarships.htm or request a packet from the NPM Office by calling (240) 247-3000 or (toll-free) 1 (855) 207-0293. Application deadline is June 14. Photographs: Several photographers will be recording the convention for the National Association of Pastoral Musicians. These photos will be used in the November issue of Pastoral Music, and they may also be used on our website, our Facebook page, and in promotions and other publications. If you do not want your face to appear in any of these places, please notify one of the official photographers, who may ask for a photo so that NPM can exclude images that include you. You are welcome to take your own photos, but do not use flash. In respect for the artists and presenters, no personal video or audio recordings are allowed.

REGISTRATION FORM S 2014 NPM ANNUAL CONVENTION S SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI

Please print. Early bird registration forms must be postmarked by March 3. Advance registration forms must be postmarked by June 13. If registering more than one person, fill out another formphotocopy form as necessary. You may also register on the NPM website (www. npm.org). If you have not received confirmation by July 7, please contact the NPM Office: (240) 247-3000 or (toll-free) 1 (855) 207-0293. Regular registration must be received at the NPM office (by mail, online, or fax) by the close of business on July 2. Registration after that date will be available on-site only.

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Title (Mr., Ms., Rev., etc.) First Name Last Name Name for Badge (e.g. Tom for Thomas)

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Address City State/Province Zip

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Daytime Phone (include area code) Fax Number E-Mail Address

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Parish Name Parish Zip (Arch)Diocese NPM Group or Member #
(Unsure of your member number? It is found above your name on the mailing label. E-mail Haley@npm.org for group number.)

Full Convention Registration

Early Bird (Through March 3) Advance (March 4June 13) Regular/On-Site (after June 13) $ __________ $ __________ $ __________

NPM Member Registration $295 $345 $395 Not yet member: Add $83 (includes one year individual membership; foreign postage, if applicable, will be billed) NPM Member Clergy/Musician Duo $270 (each) $320 (each) Early & Advance only Duo Name _________________________________________________________________________ (Available only to one clergy and one musician from the same member parish or institution) NPM Youth Member $200 $235 $285 (21 and under or full-time undergrad)* Not yet a Youth member: Add $39 (includes one year youth membership; foreign postage, if applicable, will be billed) NEW! Seminarian and Religious in Formation Registration $100 $135 $185 (Youth member rates less Seminarian or Religious in Formation discount ) Not yet a Seminarian or Religious in Formation member: add $25 Name of Seminary/House of Formation __________________________________________________ Companion (adult or child) $150 $170 $195 All events except breakouts. Name of Full Attendee _________________________________________ NEW! Electronic Program Book Deduct $20 from fees

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Daily Registration (for those not attending the full convention)

Circle Day(s): Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Advance (March 4June 13) $125 $150 Regular/On-Site (after June 13) $140 $165 x____ # days = x____ # days = $ __________ $ __________ Early Bird (Through March 3) Daily Rate NPM Member Daily Rate Non-NPM Member $115 $140

*A parent or chaperone must accompany youth attendees under 18. Chaperone must be at least 21 years old and registered as a full convention or a companion attendee. Name of accompanying parent or chaperone: __________________________________________
A signed copy of the Code of Conduct for Youth Participating in NPM Conventions, Code of Conduct for Chaperones and Parents Acting as Chaperones, and the Parental or Guardian Permission Form and Release must be on file with NPM before anyone under the age of 18 may be admitted to the convention. For more info: www.npm.org/Events/Codeofconduct.htm.

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Additional Activities
Music Ministry Leadership Retreat (Monday) $30 pre-registration $ __________ Youth Retreat (Monday) Youth only $30 pre-registration $ __________ Organ Crawl (Monday) $30 $ __________ Religious House Tour (Monday) $30 $ __________ Pilgrimage Tour (Monday) $30 $ __________ Master Class or Clinic (Monday) $30 pre-registration $ __________ Check one class or clinic: Advanced Guitar Piano Contemporary Piano Ensemble Arranging for Hispanic Ensemble Cantor Chant Gospel Piano Music Education Morning (Monday) $30 pre-registration $ __________ Organist Master Class (Wednesday afternoon) $30 pre-registration $ __________ Scripture Institute (MondayFriday; takes the place of all breakouts) $90 $ __________ Keyboard Institute (MondayFriday; takes the place of all breakouts) $90 $ __________ Liturgical Ministry Boot Camp (MondayFriday; takes the place of all breakouts) $90 $ __________ Composer and Text Writers Institute (MondayFriday; takes the place of all breakouts) $90 $ __________ NPM Annual T- Shirt Day (Wednesday) Circle size: S M L XL $15 $ __________ XXL XXXL $18 $ __________ Pastoral Musicians Breakfast (Thursday) $25 $ __________ Additional breakfast ticket $25 $ __________ Big Band, Cake and Lights of the City! (Thursday) $20 $ __________ TOTAL CONVENTION FEES, including registration $ __________

Payment
Check # _______ Enclosed I authorize NPM to charge my: MasterCard VISA AMEX Discover

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Credit Card Number Cardholder Signature Name on Card (Please print) Expiration Date Date of Signature Billing Zip Code Security Code (3 digits located on back or 4 digits on front for AMEX)

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Please check here if, under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), you require auxiliary aids or services (including handicapped transportation needs). Specify special assistance required: ________________________________________________________ Please send me information on mobility scooter rental.

Preferences: If preferences are not indicated, no preference will

appear on your confirmation. If demand exceeds space, your confirmation will gain you admittance to your registered sessions. (Companion registration does not include Breakout attendance.) Breakouts (Indicate Breakout Number) AM PM Monday A-_____ Tuesday B-_____ Tuesday Lunchtime Organ Recital Wednesday C-_____ D-_____ Wednesday Lunchtime Organ Recital AM PM

SUBMIT FORM WITH PAYMENT TO: NPM S PO Box 4207 Silver Spring, MD 20914-4207 Fax (with Credit Card info ONLY): (240) 247-3001 Phone: (240) 247-3000 Toll-free: 1 (855) 207-0293 Online Registration available at www.npm.org

Thursday E-_____ Thursday Lunchtime Organ Recital Friday F-_____

Attendance at the following is limited to NPM Chapter leaders or to Diocesan Directors of Music only: NPM Chapter Director Leadership Workshop (Monday, 10:00 amnoon) NPM Chapter Director Luncheon (Monday, noon-1:00 pm) Diocesan Directors of Music (during the Tuesday morning breakout: I-03)

Events (Circle only one per time slot: the one you plan to attend) Monday Evening Events I 01-01 01-02 Wednesday Evening Events V 05-01 05-02 Monday Evening Events II 02-01 02-02 Wednesday Evening Events VI 06-01 06-02 Tuesday Evening Events III 03-01 03-02 Music Industry Showcase 1 (Monday, 10:0011:15 AM; indicate one choice) S1-____ Tuesday Evening Events IV 04-01 04-02 Music Industry Showcase 2 (Tuesday, 4:455:30 PM; indicate one choice) S2-____ 16 2014 Annual Convention S www.npm.org Music Industry Showcase 3 (Thursday, 2:303:15 PM; indicate one choice) S3-____

HOTEL INFORMATION
All hotels are within walking distance of Americas rooms. For Reservations go to http://tinyurl.com/ Center. All room reservations must be made directly NPMren14 or call (800) 397-1282. with the hotel. Please do not call NPM for hotel reservations. 2. Hampton Inn Gateway Arch 333 Washington Avenue All reservations must be guaranteed with a major St. Louis, MO 63102 credit card or check for one night deposit and are the Free Deluxe Hot Breakfast buffet; sole responsibility of the person making the reserva- complimentary high speed wi-fi. For tion. Convention room rates are available from July 10 Reservations call (314) 621-7900. through July 20, subject to availability. Rooms are available on a first-come first-served space-available basis. 3. Drury Inn and Suites Reserve your room early for the best chance to get your Convention Center hotel preference. The deadline for reservations is 711 North Broadway June 19, 2014. Please book early. St. Louis, MO 63102 (314) 231-8100 CONVENTION HOTELS Free hot QuickStart Breakfast in1. Renaissance St. Louis Grand Hotel cluding eggs, sausage, biscuits & gravy, waffles and Headquarters Hotel more; free wi-fi in every room; free Drury 5:30 Kickback 800 Washington Avenue everyday 5:30 7:00 pm with rotating hot menu and St. Louis, MO 63101 drinks on the house. Free parking. For Reservations (877) 303-0104 call (314) 231-8100. Located downtown, this historic Saint Louis hotel is an architec4. Embassy Suites St. Louis Downtown tural masterpiece just a short walk to upscale Wash- 610 North 7th Street ington Avenue, restaurants, entertainment and St. Louis, MO 63101 nightlife, close to top attractions like America's (314) 269-5900 Convention Center and Gateway Arch. As the premier LEED-certified downtown hotel; spacious two-room St. Louis luxury hotel, the Renaissance St. Louis Grand suites with one king- or two queen-sized beds, mi& Suites Hotel blends lavish amenities with classic 20th crowave, fridge and two televisions; Complimentary Century American style. The downtown St. Louis ho- cooked-to-order breakfast and Evening Reception. For tel exceeds expectations in every detail from the opu- reservations go to http://tinyurl.com/EmbassySTL14 lent lobby to the elegant Crystal Ballroom, complete or call (800) 362- 2778 and mention NPM 2014 National with panoramic views of the city. Free wi-fi in guest Convention.

ROOM RATES *
All room rates are exclusive of room tax, currently 15.71%. Hotel 1. Renaissance 2. Hampton Inn 3. Drury Inn & Suites 4. Embassy Suites Single $140 $142 $136 $149 Double $140 $142 $136 $149 Triple $140 $142 $136 $149 Quad $140 $142 $136 $149 Parking $day $18 (self )/$28 (valet) $12 (self ) Free (self ) $20 (valet)

* N.B. If sharing a room the price is half-price each for two in a room, or one-third price each for three in a room, or one-fourth price each for four in a room. Also Note: Parking rates are current as of December 2013.
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SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE WEDNESDAY, JULY 16

7:00 am 8:00 am 8:15 am 9:00 am Daily Eucharist

Registration Opens Morning Prayer

WEDNESDAY, JULY 16 Wednesday, July 16 . . . . is Deacon Day!

The ministr y of deacons, especially permanent deacons, has grown throughout the past three decades. We invite all deacons to join us especially on Wednesday at the St. Louis Convention to explore your role in the liturgy and how to connect the ministries of Eucharist and service to those in need. The day includes the plenum talk, two workshops designed for you and led by Deacon William Ditewig, prayer, evening events, and attendance in the exhibit hall. Invite the deacons who serve your parish to join us on Wednesdayand all week!

Plenum: Embracing Good News: The Call to Conversion - page 19

10:00 am Exhibits Open - page 20 10:45 am Institutes Continue - page 19 Breakout C 12:30 pm Lunchtime Organ Recital - page 20 12:30 pm Cantor On-Site Singing Adjudication - page 20 1:30 pm 3:00 pm 3:15 pm 4:45 pm 7:00 pm 9:00 pm GIA Showcase - page 20 Organist Master Class - page 21 Institutes Continue - page 20 Breakout D How to Form a Chapter - page 21 Evening Events 05 - page 21 Evening Events 06 - page 22

10:00 pm Late-Night Expo II - page 22

Wednesday, July 16 . .

. . is Youth Day!

While we hope high school and college age youth will choose to attend the entire St. Louis Convention, Wednesday is designed especially for those who can only join us on one day. With youth only workshops and evening events that include a performance by a choir made up of students from St. Louis Catholic high schools and a contemporary concert led by Ed Bolduc, this day is an opportunity to join other young people involved in liturgical music ministry. Come and bring a friend!

Wednesday, July 16 . . . . is T-Shirt Day!

Proclaim Good News is the invitation from this years Convention not only to NPM members but from us to the whole world. T-Shirt Day at the convention gives us a chance to proclaim that message in a unified way to each other and to those who might see us at the hotels and on our way to the evening events. Be sure to order your T-shirt in advance by checking the proper box on the registration form.
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Daily Eucharist
Eucharist is offered on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.

7:00 AM 8:15 AM

Morning Prayer

O Lord, open my lips and my mouth shall proclaim your praise. (Psalm 51:17)

PLENUM S EMBRACING GOOD NEWS: THE CALL TO CONVERSION

ANN GARRIDO

9:00 - 10:00 AM

For forty years, the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults has taught us what conversion means, and it has shown us that if we are to foster conversion in others, we must experience and live it ourselves. Authentic conversion requires that we become disciples rst and then ministers; discipleship requires conversion of heart. Out of our own experience, how do we invite others to discover the Mystery at the center of life? Hear what Dr. Ann Garridocatechist, theologian, and associate professor of homiletics at Aquinas Institutehas to say.

Breakout C

10:45 - NOON Scripture, Keyboard, Composer & Text Writers Institutes and Catholic Liturgical Ministry Boot Camp continue from previous sessions, and also end at Noon. Detailed descriptions are available at www.npm.org.
C-01 The Triduum through Fresh Eyes: Pray and Reflect on the Rites, Part 3 (DMMD membership required) Paul Turner and Ed Hislop DMMD Institute C-02 Fostering Conversion of Heart in Ourselves and Our Assemblies James Telthorst Music Directors C-03 Principles of Singing Chant Columba Kelly, OSB Chant C-09 Mix, Match, and Make Gael Berberick and Kevin Keil C-10 Organ Improvisation Horst Bucholz Ensemble Musicians Advanced Organist Pianists

C-11 From Piano to Organ in One Session Alan Hommerding

C-04 The Deacon: Connecting the Table of the Eucharist with the Table of the Poor William Ditewig Deacon Day C-05 Through All Generations Lori True and David Haas Adults Working with Youth C-06 Merging, Clustering, Closing Parishes, Part 2: Rituals Michael Weldon, OFM Liturgical Leaders C-07 Classical Choral Repertoire for the Intermediate Choir, Part 2 Paul French Choir Directors C-08 Building a Timeless Music Library John Romeri Choir Directors

C-12 The FDLC Document: Liturgy in a Culturally Diverse Community: A Guide Toward Understanding, Part 1 Mark Francis, CSV Diocesan Music Directors C-13 Cantor 101: What Every Cantor Needs to Know about Chanting the Psalms Kathleen Harmon, SND de N Cantors C-14 The Psalms in the Liturgy, Part 2 Michel Guimont C-15 Music for Holy Week Jerry Galipeau Cantors Liturgy: The Rites

C-16 Led by the Gospel: Preaching in Times of Crisis Ronald Raab, CSC Clergy C-17 The Liturgical Tool Box Rachelle Kramer and Bryan Schamus Youth Only

C-18 How to Empower the Song of the Assembly Paul Westermeyer Music Directors
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Lunchtime Organ Recital
12:30 PM - 1:00 PM CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL Organist: Nick Botkins

Exhibits Open

10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Take advantage of the outstanding variety of products and services for your ministry available in the Exhibit Hall.

Cantor Certicate On-Site Singing Adjudications

12:30 - 3:00 PM

Cantors may complete requirements for all the NPM Cantor Certificates during the 2014 Annual Convention. The BCC, ICC, and CCC written exams, excepting the CCC Liturgy exam, may be completed Monday, July 14, NOON - 1:00 PM The singing portion will be offered on Wednesday, July 16, 12:30 - 3:00 PM and Thursday, July 17, NOON - 3:00 PM Registrations are limited. Pre-registration required; no on site registration. Application Deadline; postmarked by June 20, 2014. To learn more or to apply for certification at the convention visit http://tinyurl.com/CantorCert

GIA Showcase
Sing Good News
1:30 - 2:30 PM Join your voices with GIA composers and friends as we sing psalms, hymns and spiritual songs along with a collection of anthems for choirs and ensembles. Experience GIAs newest liturgical music with the best choir in the countryYOU!

Breakout D
D-01 The Arts in Liturgy Mary Frances Fleischaker, OP D-02 Many Spokes, One Center Grayson Warren Brown

3:15 - 4:30 PM

Scripture, Keyboard, Composer & Text Writers Institutes and Catholic Liturgical Ministry Boot Camp continue from previous sessions; however, this breakout ends at 5:15 PM for those Institutes. Detailed descriptions are available at www.npm.org. DMMD Music Directors Chant D-11 An Inclusive Parish Music Program: People, Styles, and More Kate Cuddy Music Directors D-12 The FDLC Document: Liturgy in a Culturally Diverse Community: A Guide Toward Understanding, Part 2 Mark Francis, CSV Diocesan Music Directors D-13 Animating the Assembly Olfary Gutirrez Cantors Bilingual

D-03 Simple English Propers for the Congregation Columba Kelly, OSB D-04 The Role of the Deacon in the Liturgy William Ditewig

Deacon Day

D-05 The Needs of Our Members in Their 20s and 30s Angela Stramaglia Campus Ministry D-06 Navigating Revised Ritual Books Richard Hilgartner D-07 Basic Conducting Techniques David Anderson D-08 Working with the Mature Voice Kathleen DeJardin Liturgy: The Rites Beginning Conductors Choir Directors

D-14 The Psalms in the Unfolding of the Word, Part 1 Tony Alonso, J. Michael Joncas, and Marty Haugen Psalm Study for Cantors D-15 Music for Weddings Alan Hommerding Liturgy: The Rites Clergy

D-16 Clergy and Musicians Working Together Mary Jo Quinn, SCL, and Ed Hislop

D-17 Say Not That I Am Too YoungThe Christian Leader Bryan Schamus and Rachelle Kramer Youth Only D-18 How Technology Helps the Music Director, Part 1: From Social Networking to Software Joseph Balistreri Technology

D-09 Selecting Repertoire for the Liturgical Year Gael Berberick Ensemble Musicians D-10 (See Organist Master Class on page 21)
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How to Form a Chapter 4:45 PM - 5:45 PM Organist Master Class
3:00 - 5:00 PM
Clinician: Jeffrey Neal Blersch
Open to all organists who wish to perform for the group or to attend the session to observe; non-organists also welcome. Play liturgical music and organ repertoire suitable for church and recital at any level. If you wish to play for the class, please submit the title of your choice of music by mail to Fr. Paul Colloton, OSFS, NPM, 962 Wayne Avenue #210, Silver Spring, MD 20910-4461 by June 1, 2014. Space is limited. Pre-registration required, Fee $30. Limited on-site registration (if available): Fee $50.

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Jackie Schnittgrund and Robert Wolf, Chairs of the NPM National Committee for Chapters, offer some important information on how to start an NPM chapter in your area, and then how to keep it going.

EVENING EVENTS FIVE

Catholic High School Choristers in Concert
DR. JAMES HENRY

7:00 - 8:00 PM
05-01

Under the direction of Dr. Jim Henry, associate professor of music and director of choral studies at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, the Festival Choir was formed specifically for our 2014 Convention. Members were personally selected by their schools directors, and they represent the finest vocal students from all 27 Catholic high schools in the Archdiocese of St. Louis.

Music She Wrote: A Celebration of Women Composers

05-02

Experience the richness of Catholic musical repertoire written by women. Under the direction of Jennifer Kerr Breedlove-Budziak, this multicultural hymnfest presentation explores music by such gifted composers as Kathleen Demny, Marcy Weckler Barr, Denise Pyles, Noelle Garcia, Lisa Stafford, Danielle Rose, Donna Pea, Damaris Thillet, Dolores Hruby, Jennifer Kerr Breedlove-Budziak, Karen SchneiderKirner, Jalonda Robertson, and more. Sponsored by World Library Publications.

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EVENING EVENTS SIX
All the Ends of the Earth: A Contemporary Fest

9:00 - 10:00 PM
06-01

Lend your voice to some of the best contemporary Catholic liturgical music! This sixty-minute interactive song fest, led by Ed Bolduc and other fine musicians, will enlighten your soul through song and help you discover assembly-friendly music that you can replicate in your own parish. Sponsored by World Library Publications.

A Festival for Organ and Brass

06-02

This unique concert opportunity, featuring Lynn Trapp, Susan Slaughter, and members of the St. Louis Symphony, presents sacred music for organ and brass and includes several settings that involve congregational singing. Sponsored by MorningStar Music Publishers.

Late-Night Expo II
EXHIBITS OPEN 10:00 PM - MIDNIGHT
Gather at the Exhibit Hall at the end of this exciting day. Join in the excitement of the last-minute bidding at the NPM Silent Auction. Enjoy some snacks provided by our exhibitors while you enjoy shopping and checking out the outstanding variety of products and services available for you and your ministry. Cash bar available.

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SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

Pastoral Musicians Breakfast

8:15 AM Celebrate the ministry of pastoral musicians and the work of NPM by joining your colleagues and friends for a breakfast celebration.
The JUBILATE DEO AWARD will be presented to Paul Westermeyer The PASTORAL MUSICIAN Rory Cooney
OF THE

THURSDAY, JULY 17
8:15 am 9:30 am Pastoral Musicians Breakfast Registration Opens

10:00 am Morning Prayer 10:45 am Plenum: Vatican II and the Church as Bearer of Good News 11:45 am Exhibits Open (Final Session) noon Cantor On-site Singing Adjudication

YEAR AWARD will be given to

NPM AWARDS will include DMMD Member of the Year and other honors. SCHOLARSHIPS for pastoral music studies totaling more than $30,000 will be announced and presented.

12:15 pm Lunchtime Organ Recital 1:00 pm 2:30 pm OCP Showcase - page 24 Music Industry Showcase 3 - page 24 Institutes Continue (until 5:15 pm) Breakout E (until 5:00 pm) - page 24 DMMD Social - page 25 Youth Gathering 2 - page 25 Convention Eucharist - page 25

Enjoy a relaxing breakfast and celebrate excellence and service in our association! Sign up for the breakfast on the Registration Form. Pre-registration required, Fee: $25.

3:45 pm 6:00 pm 6:00 pm

Morning Prayer
Cry out with joy to the Lord all the earth! (Psalm 100)

10:00 AM

8:00 pm

10:00 pm Big Band, Cake, and Lights of the City! - page 25

PLENUM S VATICAN II AND THE CHURCH AS BEARER OF GOOD NEWS

10:45 - 11:45 AM

HONORA WERNER, OP

9:00 - 10:00 AM

Vatican II gave us an image and a mandate for being Church. Original excitement over that vision has given way in recent years to tension over interpreting what Vatican II means. With advanced degrees in music, scripture, theology, and preaching, Sister Honora Werner, op takes a clear-eyed look at what the Council says about who we are as a Christian people and as leaders of worship, especially in the documents Lumen Gentium and Gaudium et Spes. How does the unfolding of the Councils mandate call us to be bearers of the Good News of the Gospel?

Lunchtime Organ Recital

12:15 PM - 12:45 PM CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL Organist: Andrew J. Peters

Exhibits Open
FINAL EXHIBITS 11:45 AM - 6:00 PM
Take advantage of the outstanding variety of products and services for your ministry available in the Exhibit Hall. Today is the final day to take advantage of this wonderful resource .

Cantor Certicate On-Site Singing Adjudications

NOON

- 3:00 PM

This is the second session of the singing portion of the BCC, ICC, and CCC Cantor certifications that are being adjudicated during the 2014 Annual Convention. See page 7 for additional information.
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON-EVENING OCP Showcase

In Your Choirs, Bless God (Psalm 68:27)
1:00 - 2:00 PM
Come lift your voice in prayer and praise to God. Join OCP Staff and composers as together we sing through music that will lead your communities in worship. A generous selection of music is our gift to you for attending.

Music Industry Showcase 3

2:30 - 3:15 PM
S301 MorningStar Music for the Church Mark Lawson, Kelly Dobbs-Mickus, and John Romeri S302 You Are the Vine: Songs for People of Prayer Feargal King and Breda Barry King (Kingsfold Music) S303 Childrens Choir Music and Resources, Plus a Few Mixed Voice Best Sellers Jim Rindelaub (Choristers Guild) S304 Hope Publishing Choral Reading Session Joel Raney and Jane Holstein S305 One Heart, One Mind: Make Music with the Emmaus Center! David Haas, Lori True, and Friends S306 New Sounds & PsalmsExciting New Music from the Newman Singers Joe Mattingly and the Newman Singers

S307 The Liturgical Church and the Modern Organ Dan Miller (Rodgers Instruments Corporation) S308 Music for the More Advanced Choir Mark Lawson and Charles Peery (ECS Publishing) S309 Youth Choirs Are Invited to Sing with Pope Francis! John Hale (Corporate Travel Service) S310 Ministry Scheduling: Traditions Dont Change. Technology Does Maxwell Garcia (Ministry Scheduler Pro) S311 Psalms in His Presence for Year B (and more) Jane Terwilliger (Songs In His Presence) S312 Celebrating Christ in Music Terry Piontkowski (Lumen Christi) S313 Creativity and the Artist/Musician Anne Kertz Kernion (Cards by Anne)

S314 The Bees Are Back Martin Marklin (Marklin Candle Design) S315 New Settings for Sung Gospels and More! Paul Inwood (Liturgical Press) S316 New Choral Music for Liturgical Choirs Frank Brownstead (Fred Bock Music Companies)

Breakout E
E-01 Lectionary Anthem Project Year B, Part 1 Tim Dyksinski E-02 Pastoral Musicians Claim Your Art: Tools for Better Musicianship Kathleen DeJardin

3:45 - 5:00 PM

Scripture, Keyboard, Composer & Text Writers Institutes and Catholic Liturgical Ministry Boot Camp continue from previous sessions; however, this breakout ends at 5:15 PM for those Institutes. Detailed descriptions are available at www.npm.org. DMMD E-06 Tools for Full, Conscious, and Active Participation by All of the Assembly Tom Kendzia Music Directors E-07 Sight Singing Jennifer Kerr Breedlove-Budziak Beginning Choir Directors

Music Directors Chant

E-03 Introducing Chant into the Parish Repertoire Charles Thatcher

E-08 Working with Children: Repertoire Lee Gwozdz Advanced Choir Directors E-09 Writing Parts for Hispanic Music and Musicians Peter Kolar Ensemble Musicians E-10 Organ Repertoire for the Liturgical Year Preston Dibble Organists

E-04 Music and the Shape of the Liturgy Steven R. Janco Liturgical Formation E-05 Mentoring Principles and Strategies Michael Smith
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Breakout E (continued)
E-11 Plan, Study, Create: The Heart of a Successful Handbell Ministry Philip Roberts

3:45 - 5:00 PM
Handbells

Youth Gathering 2
RACHELLE KRAMER 6:00 - 7:00 PM
For Youth Only. As the week draws to a close, gather to unpack what youve experienced and learned, foster the relationships that youve developed, and prepare to say good-bye.

E-12 Many Yet One: Expanding Our Vision and Resources for Bilingual Liturgy Jaime Cortez and Bob Hurd Multicultural E-13 Spirituals in the Warp and Weave of Catholic Worship M. Roger Holland, II and Kim Harris Clarence Joseph Rivers E-14 Basic Techniques: Microphone, Presence, Praying the Psalms Olfary Gutirrez

Cantors

E-15 Music for Processing: Entrance, Preparation, Communion Antiphons, and More Liturgy: The Rites Kathleen Harmon, SND de N E-16 Feeding Our Souls to Proclaim Good News in Our Ministry Honora Werner, OP

Clergy

E-17 Planning Liturgy and Music in Times of Crisis, Tragedy, and Trauma Bryan Schamus Liturgy Planners E-18 How Technology Helps the Music Director, Part 2: From Social Networking to Software Joseph Balistreri Technology

DMMD Social

6:00 PM - 7:00 PM

Gather for light snacks, fellowship, and a cash bar with other members of the Director of Music Ministries Division. Enjoy a time of sharing with friends both new and old.

Convention Eucharist
8:00 PM
At the heart of the convention is our gathering for a festive and solemn celebration of the Eucharist. Join the convention community as we gather around the Tables of Word and Sacrament under the leadership of Archbishop Robert J. Carlson. We gather as Pope Francis reminds us in Evangelii Gaudium: In union with Jesus, we seek what he seeks, and we love what he loves. In the end, what we are seeking is the glory of the Father; we live and act for the praise of his glorious grace (Ephesians 1:6). Nourished by this union, we go forth to Proclaim Good News to a hungry and thirsty world.

Big Band, Cake, and Lights of the City!

Crystal Ballroom
10:00 PM - MIDNIGHT A ticketed event with food, coffee, tea, and cash bar, at the top of the Renaissance Hotel, offering an opportunity to enjoy one anothers company. Come enjoy a slice of our own St. Louis 250th Anniversary Cake and check out the lights and sights of the city from a wonderful and unique perspective. Music, food, cake, drinks & NPM friends a perfect evening! Sign up for Big Band, Cake, and Lights of the City! on the registration form. Fee: $20
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FRIDAY, JULY 18, MORNING

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE FRIDAY, JULY 18
7:00 am 8:00 am 8:15 am 9:15 am Daily Eucharist Registration Opens Morning Prayer Institutes Conclude Breakout F

Daily Eucharist
Eucharist is offered on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.

7:00 AM

Morning Prayer

8:15 AM In the tender compassion of our God, the dawn from on high shall break upon us, to shine on those who dwell in darkness and the shadow of death, and to guide our feet into the way of peace. (Canticle of Zechariah)

11:15 am Plenum: Go and Proclaim the Gospel of the Lord - page 27 Closing & Re-commissioning

Breakout F

9:15 - 10:30 AM Scripture, Keyboard, Composer & Text Writers Institutes and Catholic Liturgical Ministry Boot Camp continue from previous sessions, and end at the same time as these breakout sessions. Detailed descriptions are available at www.npm.org.
F-01 Lectionary Anthem Project Year B, Part 2 Tim Dyksinski DMMD F-13 Singing Responsorial Psalms from an African American Perspective M. Roger Holland, II, and Kim Harris Clarence Joseph Rivers F-14 Cantor 201: Vocal Techniques Kathleen DeJardin Cantors

F-02 Pastoral Musicians Claim Your Art: How Do I Feed My Soul? Dan Schutte Music Directors F-03 Accessible Chant Resources Charles Thatcher F-04 Beyond Sing to the Lord Steven R. Janco F-05 Working with Youth on Campus Angela Stramaglia Chant Liturgical Formation Campus Ministry

F-15 The Psalms in the Unfolding of the Word, Part 2 Tony Alonso, J. Michael Joncas, and Marty Haugen Psalm Study for Cantors F-16 Presiding to Include All Gods People Ronald Raab, CSC Clergy

F-06 Answer the Call - Ritual Music and Youth Tom Kendzia Adults Working with Youth F-07 The Many Hats We Wear: Liturgist, Planner, Pastor to the Choir, and More David Anderson Beginning Conductors F-08 Working with Children: Techniques Lee Gwozdz Advanced Choir Directors F-09 Everything You Need to Know about Copyrights in 75 Minutes Jason Lorenzon Ensemble F-10 Registration: From Assembly Song to Repertoire Preston Dibble Organists F-11 Techniques: Sure Theyre Fun, Now Lets Make Them Musical Philip Roberts Handbells F-12 Responsorial Psalms in Spanish/ Salmos responsoriales en espaol Pedro Rubalcava

F-17 Working Together as Staff/Volunteers Stephen Petrunak Music Directors F-18 How Technology Helps the Music Director, Part 3: Finale, Sibelius, What Else, Oh My! Joseph Balistreri Technology

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Plenum Closing Event

GO AND PROCLAIM THE GOSPEL OF THE LORD
MSGR. RAY EAST
Saint Augustine said that liturgy makes the Church, and the Church makes liturgy. The document Sing to the Lord tells us that liturgy and its music shape a Church where charity, justice, and evangelization are the normal consequences of liturgical celebration, a Church that leads men and women to the faith, freedom, and peace of Christ by the example of its life and teaching. Liturgical ministry is pastoral: It shapes the community. The texts we sing are subversive of the worlds expectations. Pastoral musicians, then, are preachers and spiritual directors. Go and challenge the Church to proclaim the Gospel.

11:15 am

Msgr. Ray East is pastor of St. Therese of Avila Parish in Southwest Washington, DC. Preacher, musician and NPM member, Fr. Ray has worked in Liturgy, Youth Ministry, and Evangelization ministries.

CONVENTION CLOSING AND RE-COMMISSIONING

We go forth rededicated to ministry, singing Gods Spirit, to preach Gospel hope by our presence in the world.

If you...
...are a pastoral musician who wants to gather with other people who share your ministry, come to St. Louis. ...are a director of music ministries and you want to deepen your own understanding of the seasons while nding tools to pull everything together for the glory of God, come to St. Louis. ...are a psalmist and cantor who wants to deepen your understanding of the Scriptures and polish your proclamation skills, come to St. Louis. ...are a bishop, priest, deacon, or seminarian who wants to enrich your understanding and practice of the ars celebrandi, come to St. Louis. ...are a choir director or ensemble leader who wants to improve the blending of voices to support the congregation and enrich the celebration, come to St. Louis. ...are an organist or keyboardist or guitarist, or if you play another instrument looking for ways to add variety and colorful dimensions to the song of the assembly, come to St. Louis. ...are a young pastoral musician who needs to learn basic skills, or to develop advanced skills, and you want to do it in a friendly and trusted environment with other young musicians, come to St. Louis. ...are a music educator who recognizes that all music ministry is music education, but good music ministry needs a solid grounding in musical training, come to St. Louis. ...are any of these people who needs time away in a retreat environment lled with prayer, lled with music, lled with the support of other ministers, come to St. Louis. ...believe, as the bishops teach us in Sing to the Lord, that God has bestowed upon his people the gift of song and that music is a way for God to lead us to the realm of higher things; if you believe that the Paschal hymn...leads us through the church doors to the whole world, with its joys and hopes, griefs and anxieties, come to St. Louis.

Well look for you in St. Louis!

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