From June 16 through June 22, 2008, 250 lovers of Gregorian chant and Sacred Polypohony met at the Church Music Association of America Colloquium at Loyola University's beautiful Lakeshore campus.
Several levels of Gregorian chant scholas and four different polyphony groups met daily to prepare to sing at the liturgies. Besides Masses, we sang at Morning Prayer, Vespers, Compline and a Holy Hour. Sing, sing, sing to the Lord seven days in a row with hundreds of kindred souls. I tell you, that's my idea of a good time.
Several levels of Gregorian chant scholas and four different polyphony groups met daily to prepare to sing at the liturgies. Besides Masses, we sang at Morning Prayer, Vespers, Compline and a Holy Hour. Sing, sing, sing to the Lord seven days in a row with hundreds of kindred souls. I tell you, that's my idea of a good time.
Some of the 17 priests who registered. More priests and brothers joined from St. John Cantius Church, which is famous as the church where the Ordinary and the Extraordinary forms of the Mass coexist and the reverence of sacred liturgy is promoted. Bill Costa R.
Some of the 17 priests who registered. More priests and brothers joined from St. John Cantius Church, which is famous as the church where the Ordinary and the Extraordinary forms of the Mass coexist and the reverence of sacred liturgy is promoted. Bill Costa R.
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