Ave Maria - pdf
Ave Maria - Alto
Ave Maria - Tenor
Ave Maria - Bass
Breath of Heaven - Alto
Breath of Heaven - Tenor
Breath of Heaven - Bass
Candlelight Carol - Alto 1
Candlelight Carol - Alto 2 (Tenor, m. 21-36 and m. 98 - end)
Candlelight Carol - Tenor (Bass, m. 21-36 and m. 98 - end)
Candlelight Carol - Bass
Ave Maria - Alto
Ave Maria - Tenor
Ave Maria - Bass
Breath of Heaven - Alto
Breath of Heaven - Tenor
Breath of Heaven - Bass
Candlelight Carol - Alto 1
Candlelight Carol - Alto 2 (Tenor, m. 21-36 and m. 98 - end)
Candlelight Carol - Tenor (Bass, m. 21-36 and m. 98 - end)
Candlelight Carol - Bass
We have an active music ministry program that involves parishioners of all ages,
from elementary-aged children through retired folk!
If singing isn't your thing, consider becoming a liturgical minister
(reader, greeter, gift bearer, server, or sacristan)!
Contact Mary Ellen Haupert to find out how you can get involved!
Liturgical Choir (multi-generational)
...is open to anyone who can carry a tune, enjoys singing in a choir, and is committed to liturgical music.
The LITURGICAL CHOIR meets at 5:00-6:00pm on Wednesdays during the school year!
University students are welcome to sing in the LITURGICAL CHOIR; if a musician has a conflict with the Wednesday rehearsal time, just come 45 minutes before the your Mass of choice on Sunday.
STUDENTS ONLY - We also have a need to for student music ministers on Thursday evenings (Adoration and Mass),
as well as the Sunday evening Mass at 8:30pm.
A student intern will schedule and train students for the Thursday services!
KidSing! (elementary-aged children)
...is comprised of children who show interest in music at church.
The program is usually directed by a collegiate music major or minor and runs each fall semester.
KidSing! rehearses 45 minutes each week (TBA), sings for three Masses (one/month), and is featured as part of the Thanksgiving Potluck program.
from elementary-aged children through retired folk!
If singing isn't your thing, consider becoming a liturgical minister
(reader, greeter, gift bearer, server, or sacristan)!
Contact Mary Ellen Haupert to find out how you can get involved!
Liturgical Choir (multi-generational)
...is open to anyone who can carry a tune, enjoys singing in a choir, and is committed to liturgical music.
The LITURGICAL CHOIR meets at 5:00-6:00pm on Wednesdays during the school year!
University students are welcome to sing in the LITURGICAL CHOIR; if a musician has a conflict with the Wednesday rehearsal time, just come 45 minutes before the your Mass of choice on Sunday.
STUDENTS ONLY - We also have a need to for student music ministers on Thursday evenings (Adoration and Mass),
as well as the Sunday evening Mass at 8:30pm.
A student intern will schedule and train students for the Thursday services!
KidSing! (elementary-aged children)
...is comprised of children who show interest in music at church.
The program is usually directed by a collegiate music major or minor and runs each fall semester.
KidSing! rehearses 45 minutes each week (TBA), sings for three Masses (one/month), and is featured as part of the Thanksgiving Potluck program.
The Sunday Website at Saint Louis University
This rich site has been maintained and developed by a team of liturgists and biblical scholars from Saint Louis University for over 20 years.
It would be useful for groups studying the Sunday scriptures.
You can choose from one of the following categories:
Praying toward Sunday
Spirituality of the Readings
Get to Know the Readings
This rich site has been maintained and developed by a team of liturgists and biblical scholars from Saint Louis University for over 20 years.
It would be useful for groups studying the Sunday scriptures.
You can choose from one of the following categories:
Praying toward Sunday
Spirituality of the Readings
Get to Know the Readings
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