In today’s bulletin, Father Hilton writes: TWO VOLUNTEER POSITIONS NEEDED! When we open our beautifully renovated church in May, there are two important volunteer positions that will need to be filled in order to help make our Sunday Masses run smoothly. The two positions are: Coordinator of Bell Ringers When the new church is opened, [...]
Posts Tagged ‘choir’
Help Wanted: Coordinate Bells & Sound
Posted in During, Pastor's Words, tagged 2010, Audio, balconey, bells, bulletin, choir, music on 21 February 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Feedback: The Hot Buttons
Posted in Suggestions, tagged bells, choir, committee, ideas, priorities, statuary on 16 April 2008 | 9 Comments »
Feedback from the Townhall Meeting is coming in, and last night at our Committee Meeting, we had a chance to look over the first suggestions submitted on the Pre-Design Questionnaires. If you haven’t had a chance to tell us your ideas, please do so quickly. Many of the suggestions can be grouped into eight hot [...]
Question of the Day #7: Music
Posted in Question of the Day, tagged choir, music, QOTD on 8 April 2008 | 2 Comments »
To help the renovation committee focus on the project priorities, architect Adam Hermanson asked us to list our thoughts on a pre-design questionnaire. This series of daily questions will allow parishioners to do the same. I’ll post one question per day for comment. The seventh question is: How could the Music Ministry better serve the [...]
2005: The Choir Sings at Pentecost
Posted in Picture of the Day, tagged 2005, choir, Eckert on 8 April 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Photo of the Day: On 15 May 2005, the Holy Trinity Choir sings for the Pentecost liturgy under the direction of Jackie Bell. Click for full image. Image courtesy of Allan Eckert.
Suggestions from Secret Agent T
Posted in Suggestions, tagged choir, music, overflow on 28 March 2008 | 2 Comments »
One of our parishioners sent the following suggestions in an e-mail. When I asked if I could post her suggestions, she said yes, if I would keep her identity private. The ideas she suggests are good, so I happily agreed in order to keep this conversation going. (That really isn’t her in the image at [...]



