SWLC 2016 Program Book

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OPEN WIDE THE DOORS:
Evangelization Through the Liturgy
ABRAN LAS PUERTAS DE PAR EN PAR:
Evangelización a Través de la Liturgia
Southwest Liturgical Conference
55th Annual Study Week
January 13-16, 2016
Hilton Palacio del Rio Hotel
Henry B. González Convention Center
PROGRAM
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Welcome Letter, Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller
General Information
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WEDNESDAY: January 13, 2016
Opening Event
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THURSDAY:
January 14, 2016
Morning Sessions
Afternoon Sessions
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FRIDAY:
January 15, 2016
Morning Sessions
Afternoon Sessions
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SATURDAY:
January 16, 2016
Morning Sessions
Afternoon Sessions
Late Afternoon Sessions
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List of Exhibitors
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Acknowledgements
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My SWLC Study Week Notes
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Hotel Floor Plan
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Study Week at a Glance
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General Information
REGISTRATION
FOOD & MORE FOOD
The registration desk is located in the area outside the
Exhibit Hall B Entrance. It will be open from 1:00pm7:00pm on Wednesday. The staff will be available from
8:00am to 4:30pm on Thursday and Friday, and from
8:00am to 3:30pm on Saturday.
Lunch is on your own each day, as well as dinner on
Wednesday and Thursday. Please stop by the
hospitality desk for maps and menus for area
restaurants. For convenience of Study Week attendees,
a lunch buffet will be available at the Convention
Center on Thursday through Saturday. These meals
must be pre-purchased with your registration fee for
$15 each. Each lunch buffet will come with water or
iced tea. A dining area will be available in the Exhibit
Hall. Meal tickets for purchased, pre-ordered meals
will be distributed to Study Week attendees upon
check-in at the Registration Desk.
INFORMATION & HOSPITALITY DESK
Throughout the Conference, the hospitality and
information center will be located next to the registration
area. Message will be posted nearby.
NAME TAGS
Please wear your name tag at all times. It is your
admission to all sessions and events.
THURSDAY MORNING MASS
Mass will be available on Thursday Morning at 7:30am
at the following locations:
WORKSHOP SELECTIONS
St. Joseph Catholic Church –English Mass
623 E Commerce St, San Antonio, TX 78205
Your workshop choices are listed on your name tag.
Please attend the workshops you selected when you
registered. Many of our workshops are filled to capacity.
If you need to change, please allow those who originally
registered for the workshops to be seated first. Thank you
for your courteous cooperation. For your convenience, a
map of the hotel is located on the inside back cover of the
program.
St. Mary’s Catholic Church - Spanish Mass
202 N St Mary's St, San Antonio, TX 78205
San Fernando Cathedral - Bilingual Mass
115 Main Plaza, San Antonio, TX 78205
GROUND TRANSPORTATION
Shuttle to Airport: Special Conference rate: $15.00.
For Reservations, go to http://wedrivetx.com/
conferenceconvention-reservations or call (210) 7392705.
EXHIBITS
The exhibits will be open according to the schedule listed
on the back of the program booklet. They are located in
Convention Center Exhibit Hall B. Please visit the
exhibits. They are glad you are here!
PARKING INFORMATION
Pango is a parking app available on iPhone and
Android phones. Users may register to use it at:
http://www.mypango.com/
This app provides real-time information on finding
available parking spaces in San Antonio. It also
provides the rate for those spaces.
RECEPTION & BANQUET
The Wednesday night Reception and the Friday banquet
are included with the full registration. Once we reach our
seating capacity, we regret that we will not be able to
offer additional banquet tickets for purchase at the door.
We will be requesting that those who do not plan to
attend the banquet Friday evening to kindly turn in your
ticket to the hospitality table before Friday at 10:45am to
make them available to others on the waiting list. After
Eucharist, during the Social, the banquet tables will be
available for open seating. Find a pleasant surprise in new
friends you may meet.
ANY QUESTIONS?
Please contact any member of the Host Committee, the
hospitality desk or hotel personnel. We hope you enjoy
your stay!
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Wednesday: January 13, 2016
12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
2:00 pm
3:00 pm
5:00 pm
7:00 pm
Exhibitor Setup
SWLC Board of Directors Meeting
Registration Opens
Exhibits Open
Opening Event & Keynote Address
Fr. Paul Turner
CC Exhibit Hall B
TBD
CC Lobby Exhibit Hall B
CC Exhibit Hall B
CC Ballroom B
The Other Side of the Door: The Evangelizing Assembly
The people of God gather to offer sacrifice, to receive communion, and to proclaim
the joy of the gospel. What does the church expect of the assembly at mass? How
can we fulfill it? How do the gathered people of God open wide the doors to others?
YEAR OF MERCY
Dramatic reading and mime created by José Rubén De León
Hymn for the Holy Year of Mercy
Text: Eugenio Costa
Music: Paul Inwood
© 2015, Pontifical Council for the Promotion of the New Evangelization. │ Various language and vocal editions, as well as instrumental parts, are available as free downloads for use
in worship by individuals, parishes and diocesan offices at: www.magnificatmusic.com/mercy_8a.htm. For all other uses, please direct inquires to the appropriate contact listed on the
Dramatic text adapted from Pope Francis’ homily of April 11, 2015
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Luke 7:36-50
The Pardon of the Sinful Woman
A Pharisee invited him to dine with him, and he entered the Pharisee’s house and reclined at table. Now there
was a sinful woman in the city who learned that he was at table in the house of the Pharisee. Bringing an
alabaster flask of ointment, she stood behind him at his feet weeping and began to bathe his feet with her tears.
Then she wiped them with her hair, kissed them, and anointed them with the ointment. When the Pharisee who
had invited him saw this he said to himself, “If this man were a prophet, he would know who and what sort of
woman this is who is touching him, that she is a sinner.” Jesus said to him in reply, “Simon, I have something to
say to you.” “Tell me, teacher,” he said. “Two people were in debt to a certain creditor; one owed five hundred
days’ wages* and the other owed fifty. Since they were unable to repay the debt, he forgave it for both. Which of
them will love him more?” Simon said in reply, “The one, I suppose, whose larger debt was forgiven.” He said to
him, “You have judged rightly.” Then he turned to the woman and said to Simon, “Do you see this woman?
When I entered your house, you did not give me water for my feet, but she has bathed them with her tears and
wiped them with her hair. You did not give me a kiss, but she has not ceased kissing my feet since the time I
entered. You did not anoint my head with oil, but she anointed my feet with ointment. So I tell you, her many
sins have been forgiven; hence, she has shown great love.* But the one to whom little is forgiven, loves little.” He
said to her, “Your sins are forgiven.” The others at table said to themselves, “Who is this who even forgives sins?”
But he said to the woman, “Your faith has saved you; go in peace.”
Scripture texts in this work are taken from the New American Bible, revised edition © 2010, 1991, 1986, 1970 Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, Washington, D.C. and are used by
permission of the copyright owner. All Rights Reserved. No part of the New American Bible may be
reproduced in any form without permission in writing from the copyright owner.
Lucas 7, 36-50
El perdón de la mujer pecadora
En aquel tiempo, un fariseo invitó a Jesús a comer con él. Jesús fue a la casa del fariseo y se sentó a la mesa. Una
mujer de mala vida en aquella ciudad, cuando supo que Jesús iba a comer ese día en casa del fariseo, tomó
consigo un frasco de alabastro con perfume, fue y se puso detrás de Jesús, y comenzó a llorar, y con sus lágrimas
bañaba sus pies, los enjugó con su cabellera, los besó y los ungió con el perfume. Viendo esto, el fariseo que lo
había invitado comenzó a pensar: “Si este hombre fuera profeta, sabría qué clase de mujer es la que lo está
tocando; sabría que es una pecadora”. Entonces Jesús le dijo: “Simón, tengo algo que decirte”. El fariseo contestó:
“Dímelo, Maestro”. Él le dijo: “Dos hombres le debían dinero a un prestamista. Uno le debía quinientos denarios
y el otro, cincuenta. Como no tenían con qué pagarle, les perdonó la deuda a los dos. ¿Cuál de ellos lo amará
más?” Simón le respondió: “Supongo que aquel a quien le perdonó más”. Entonces Jesús le dijo: “Haz juzgado
bien”. Luego, señalando a la mujer, dijo a Simón: “¿Ves a esta mujer? Entré en tu casa y tú no me ofreciste agua
para los pies, mientras que ella me los ha bañado con sus lágrimas y me los ha enjugado con sus cabellos. Tú no
me diste el beso de saludo; ella, en cambio, desde que entró, no ha dejado de besar mis pies. Tú no ungiste con
aceite mi cabeza; ella, en cambio, me ha ungido los pies con perfume. Por lo cual, yo te digo: sus pecados, que son
muchos, le han quedado perdonados, porque ha amado mucho. En cambio, al que poco se le perdona, poco ama”.
Luego le dijo a la mujer: “Tus pecados te han quedado perdonados”. Los invitados empezaron a preguntarse a sí
mismos: “¿Quién es este, que hasta los pecados perdona?” Jesús le dijo a la mujer: “Tu fe te ha salvado; vete en
paz”.
Leccionario Mexicano, Volumen II, pp 229-30
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Open Wide the Doors / Abre Bien Las Puertas
Spanish translation: Pedro Rubalcava
John Angotti and Larry Dorsch
Text and music © 2002, WLP. Used with permission under license #ALD0612091.│
Available in the collection Common Ground (#008102) and in octavo print (# 008103) and
Click & Print (# e08103) editions through World Library Publications: 800.566.6150 / www.wlpmusic.com
8:30 pm
Reception
CC Exhibit Hall B
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St. Pope John Paul II
Homily at Mass for his inauguration as pope, October 22nd, 1978
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Thursday: January 14, 2016
7:30 am
8:30 am
8:30 am
9:30 am
Conference Masses St. Mary’s Church, St. Joseph’s, Church San Fernando Cathedral
Registration Opens
Exhibits Open
CC Exhibit Hall B
Major Address: Fr. Michael Driscoll
CC Ballroom B
Evangelizing Through the Sacred Arts: Music as Mystagogy
Pope Francis has inaugurated his papacy by calling all Christians to proclaim the Good News
about Christ. In his exhortation Gaudium Evangelii he writes: “The joy of the gospel fills the hearts
and lives of all who encounter Jesus. Those who accept his offer of salvation are set free from sin,
sorrow, inner emptiness and loneliness. With Christ joy is constantly born anew.” What better way
to do this than with music which speaks deeply to people’s hearts and minds?
10:30 am
Exhibits & Break
CC Exhibit Hall B
Workshop Session I
11:15 am - 12:30 pm
A1
The Art of Celebrating Liturgy
Fr. Michael Driscoll
Pope Francis in his exhortation Gaudium Evangelii speaks about the way of beauty (via pulchritudinis). He writes:
“Proclaiming Christ means showing that to believe in and to follow him is not only something right and true, but also
something beautiful, capable of filling life with new splendour and profound joy, even in the midst of difficulties.
Every expression of true beauty can thus be acknowledged as a path leading to an encounter with the Lord Jesus.”
The American bishops spoke eloquently in the 2008 document Sing to the Lord: Music in Divine Worship, when
they declared, “Faith grows when it is well expressed in celebration. Good celebrations can foster and nourish faith. Poor celebrations
may weaken it.” (par. 5) The bishops’ statement leads us to ask what constitutes “good celebrations.” What criteria are available by
which one can judge whether a liturgical celebration is good or bad? Is it determined by the style of music or by the quality of
preaching? Is good liturgy simply a matter of following rules? The way of beauty requires an artful sense.
Michael S. Driscoll is a priest of the Helena Diocese and since 1994 has been on the faculty at the University of Notre Dame where he teaches
sacramental theology and liturgy. Besides a theoretical appreciation of the liturgy, he is actively involved in pastoral practice, having worked as
choir director of the Helena Cathedral and liturgical consultant around the United States. He is the founding director of the Notre Dame graduate
program in Sacred Music (MSM) and the undergraduate minor in Liturgical Music Ministry. He has served as president of the North
American Academy of Liturgy (2002) and the Catholic Academy of Liturgy (2013) and was elected on two occasions to the Council of the
Societas Liturgica, an international ecumenical learned society. Among his publications are Alcuin et la pénitence à l'époque carolingienne, LQF 81
(Münster: Aschendorff Verlag, 1999), The Order of Mass: A Roman Missal Study Edition and Workbook, co-authored with J. Michael Joncas
(Chicago: Liturgical Training Publications, 2011), and numerous articles in journals such as Worship, Ecclesia Orans and Traditio.
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A2
RCIA for Beginners
Fr. Paul Turner
[RCIA Track]
If your parish is just organizing or re-organizing its Christian initiation ministry, and you know you can’t do it all,
where do you start? What’s really important to have in place? What’s the minimum you should do to
address the real needs of people and to lay a strong foundation?
Paul Turner is pastor of St. Anthony Parish in Kansas City, Missouri. A priest of the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph, he
holds a doctorate in Sacred Theology from Sant’Anselmo in Rome. His publications include At the Supper of the Lamb (Chicago, Liturgy Training
Publications, 2011); Glory in the Cross (Collegeville: Liturgical Press, 2011); ML Bulletin Inserts (San Jose: Resource Publications, 2012); and
Celebrating Initiation: A Guide for Priests (Chicago: World Library Publications, 2008). He is a regular contributor to Worship magazine’s “The
Amen Corner”. He is a former president of the North American Academy of Liturgy, a member of Societas Liturgica and the Catholic Academy of
Liturgy. He is a recipient of the Jubilate Deo Award (National Association of Pastoral Musicians) and the Frederick McManus Award (Federation of
Diocesan Liturgical Commissions). He serves as a facilitator for the International Commission on English in the Liturgy. He enjoys the Kansas City
Symphony and the Kansas City Royals.
A3
A Parish Building Track, Part I
Greg Davis / Chad Abell
[ACLS Track]
This is the first of two ‘basic building block’ sessions aimed at pastors and building committee
members (or potential members) who are at the beginning of a new or renovating building project.
This session takes the parish from the first anticipation of wanting to build or develop a new
Worship Space through the process of hiring consultants to furnishing the church and bringing the
art into the space. Much of the process centers on Built of Living Stones and how the ideas can
be implemented in an orderly and easy to understand manner.
Greg has over 35 years in the architectural industry. He has provided liturgical design consulting / architectural design services for over 40
Catholic Churches or Church-related clients. His works with Church communities has included: Community Input Workshop Sessions,
Process / Educational Sessions, Master Planning Workshops for new Worship Centers; design of Baptismal fonts; Liturgical Art coordination and
Liturgical Furniture Design. He is a past President of the Association of Consultants for Liturgical Space (ACLS), served on the board of directors
for the Texas Society of Architects, as well as the San Antonio Chapter of American Institute of Architects; served as president of the Austin/San
Antonio Chapter of SMPS; on the board of directors for the San Antonio Chapter of LEGATUS; served on the Archdiocesan Liturgical Commission
in San Antonio 1997-2007. He has taught as an adjunct architectural professor at San Antonio College and the University of Texas at San Antonio.
His studies include: Texas Tech University, Bachelor of Architecture, and Institute for Liturgical Consultants, Catholic Theological Union, Chicago,
Program of Studies 1997-1998.
Chad has been designing worship space facilities for over 10 years. Space design and the integration of art into the worship environment has been
a major focus of his work. Chad has been involved in developing Architecture and Art workshops that allow interested parishioners a voice in the
design and layout of their new worship space. Chad has served on several local boards in the Lafayette parish and is a founding member of the
Lafayette LEGATUS chapter. He currently serves on the Advisory Council for the Catholic Service Center of Lafayette Parish and is also an active
member of the Association of Consultants for Liturgical Space (ACLS). Chad has been a licensed architect since 1995, and is a member of the
Bishop’s Committee on the Liturgy.
A4
The Importance of Music in the Liturgy
Sing to the Lord: Music in Divine Worship
Dr. Rick Lopez
Dr. Lopez will discuss the importance of the music of the Liturgy and share how and why the role of sacred music is
to serve the liturgy: “the participation of the People of God in the work of God.” In addition, we will discuss the task
of "Selecting Music for the Liturgy" using the three judgments from the 2007 USCCB document "Sing to the Lord
Music in Divine Worship".
Dr. Lopez is the Associate Director of Music and Liturgy for the Office of Worship for the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. He serves as the
Artistic Director of the Archdiocesan Choir and as the Director of the Archdiocesan Hispanic Music Ministry Formation program. He is an associate
board member of the Southwest Liturgical Conference serving as the Chair of the Hispanic Liturgical Ministry Development Committee. He also
serves as Director of Music Ministry at St. Martha Catholic Church in Kingwood, Texas. He is a guest lecturer and frequent workshop
presenter for the biennial Hispanic Pastoral Musicians Conference (HPMC), Southwest Liturgical Conference (SWLC) and the National Pastoral
Musicians Conference (NPM). His articles appear in “Pastoral Music” (NPM) and “Liturgy Today.” He received his Doctor of Musical Arts in Choral
Conducting with an emphasis in Sacred Music from Claremont Graduate University in Claremont, CA.
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A5
Gathering Rites: Crucial Intersection Between Liturgy and Life
Paul Inwood
Gathering Rites are the 'make or break" of our Eucharist's in the future. If we get them wrong, it is difficult to
recover. If we get them right, that sets the scene for a successful celebration. Lots of food for thought, plenty of
concrete musical examples that work in different parish situations.
Paul Inwood is an internationally-known liturgist, composer, organist, choral director, workshop presenter and author, currently
working as a freelance liturgy and music consultant. His music is to be found in hymnals across the entire English-speaking
world, and his articles and posts are regularly seen in journals and on liturgy blogs and forums. In 2009 he was honored by the
National Association of Pastoral Musicians as Pastoral Musician of the Year. In 2015 his music was selected for the official Vatican Hymn for the
Holy Year of Mercy announced by Pope Francis.
A6
What is Taizé Prayer? Opening our doors and hearts to pray with other
Christian Traditions as we enter the week of prayer for Christian Unity
David Anderson
This session will introduce the Community of Taizé; its mission and outreach as well as the various types of Taizé
song forms and chants that have become so popular among young people and Christians of many different
traditions. Ideas on how to introduce and establish this simple ecumenical form of prayer in your community and
well as implications for continued growth in our life with Christians of all traditions will also be discussed.
David Anderson is Organist and Director of Music at Ascension Catholic Church in Oak Park, Illinois where he conducts four parish choirs of
various sizes and age groups. Additionally, Mr. Anderson is Vice-President for Church Music and Senior Editor at GIA Publications. For over
23years David has prepared and coordinated monthly prayer services in the spirit of Taizé, which brings together hundreds of people from many
Christian traditions at each gathering. David has undergraduate and graduate degrees in theology, organ and church music. He attended the
University of Illinois, Concordia University, Catholic Theological Union and Westminster choir College. He is a regular presenter at conferences and
retreats throughout the country speaking in the areas of music, liturgy, the community of Taizé and other contemplative prayer outreaches.
A7
The Eucharistic Prayers of the Mass: Hidden Treasures Before Our Eyes
Barry Hudock
The Roman Missal contains four primary Eucharistic prayers and seven other ones for use on particular occasions.
This presentation will explore each of these important and beautiful prayers – how are they different? Where did
they come from? Who wrote them and why? And most importantly, what do they say about our Catholic faith, our
relationship with God, and what we’re doing at Mass?
Barry Hudock is the author of several books, including The Eucharistic Prayer: A User’s Guide; Faith Meets World: The Gift and
Challenge of Catholic Social Teaching; and most recently Struggle, Condemnation, Vindication: John Courtney Murray’s
Journey toward Vatican II. He holds an STB from the Gregorian University in Rome and an STL in Sacramental Theology from the Catholic
University of America in Washington, DC. He works as publisher at Liturgical Press and lives with his wife and 7 children in central Minnesota.
A8
Welcoming the Stranger, the Immigrant, the Newly - Arrived to our Parish
Sr. Doris Turek, SSND
This workshop will explore creative ways to make all who enter our parish church feel part of the family of faith
gathered there. What more can we do to make our welcome so warm and hospitable that all our brothers and
sisters will eagerly want to join us at liturgy?
Sister Doris Mary Turek is a member of the School Sisters of Notre Dame (SSND), Atlantic Midwest Province, Sister Doris Mary
Turek was born in Baltimore, Maryland, and entered the School Sisters of Notre Dame in 1965 She received a bachelor’s degree in Spanish and
education from Notre Dame of Maryland University and a master’s in education, with distinction, from Arcadia University, in Pennsylvania. Sister
Turek attained a doctorate in law from the Beasley School of Law, Temple University, and was admitted to the Bar in New Jersey and
Pennsylvania. She taught at various Catholic parochial elementary schools from 1968 to 1985, and was appointed program coordinator of the
Hispanic Diaconate and the Church Ministry Program at Saint Charles Seminary, Wynnewood, PA 1985-1990. She was appointed program
coordinator of Liturgy and Music with Hispanics, Archdiocese of Philadelphia, 1985-1990. Sister Turek was founding executive director of the
National Hispanic Institute of Liturgy with offices at The Catholic University of America in Washington, and was an adjunct Professor at The
Catholic University of America and at The Washington Theological Union in Washington, DC, 1996 to the 2009. She served as multicultural
specialist in the Secretariat of Divine Worship, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops in Washington, DC until 2013. She is currently the
Director of the Office of Worship of the Diocese of El Paso, Texas.
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A9
Relaxing into the Mystery of God’s people being fed; Extending oneself to
the sick and alienated. Spiritual Reflections for Extraordinary Ministers of
Holy Communion
Charles Matt
This presentation will explore the integral connection between serving as an Extraordinary Minister of Holy
Communion at Mass and ministry to those who are unable to attend Mass, who often experience alienation. The
“procedures” for serving at Mass are known, but how to serve in a way that is consistent with the graciousness of
God and the mystery of the liturgical action can be more challenging. We will explore how being an instrument of
the Lord’s special care for those homebound, in hospitals or prisons, by bringing them the Eucharist, completes the work of the
minister.
Charles Matt holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Joseph Seminary College in St. Benedict, LA. He also earned a Master of Arts degree from
the Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium. Charles has taught philosophy and theology as an adjunct professor in seminary and university. He
assists the Office of Worship for the Archdiocese of San Antonio with formation programs for liturgical ministers. He is involved in various liturgical
ministries in his parish, St. Mark the Evangelist in San Antonio.
A10
El Ministerio de la Hospitalidad - Abrir las puertas para que todos entren
Dr. Dolores Martínez
Escuchamos acontecimientos de las Sagradas Escrituras que arraigan este ministerio y le dan su debido sentido.
Entramos en una discusión de los momentos en los cuales nuestras acciones llegan o no llegan a la meta de lo
que debemos ser y hacer.
Dr. Dolores Martinez is the Director of Music Ministries at St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church in San Antonio, TX.
Previously she served as the Director of the Office of Worship for the Archdiocese of San Antonio for thirteen years. Dolores
has been a liturgist/musician team member with the North American Forum on the Catechumenate, a member of the National
Association of Pastoral Musicians (NPM) having served on the NPM Council, and a past member of the Board of Directors of the Southwest
Liturgical Conference. She has been on the faculty of the NPM Cantor Schools. She is also an adjunct professor at the Mexican-American
Catholic College in San Antonio, TX. Dolores has music published by Oregon Catholic Press, as well as articles which have been published in
Liturgia y Canción (OCP), Pastoral Music Magazine (NPM), and GIA Quarterly (GIA). Dolores received her Ph.D. in Fine Arts from Texas Tech
University.
12:30 pm
1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
Exhibits & Lunch
Music Showcase I:
World Library Publications
Pecha Kucha 1st Round
CC Exhibit Hall B
CC Ballroom B
CC Exhibit Hall B
Pecha Kucha was originally developed in Japan in 2003 by two young architects who wanted to offer an
opportunity for new artists and small businesses to be able to meet, exchange ideas and network. These
sessions are an integral part of the new focus area on sacred art and architecture being initiated at this Study
Week in collaboration with the Association of Consultants for Liturgical Space (ACLS). Each session will be
an opportunity hear a select group of artists, artisans, and architects speak about their artistic passion and the
principles and process behind their work. Each presenter is limited to seven slides and seven minutes, so the
event is fast paced and entertaining.
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Workshop Session II
3:00 pm - 4:15 pm
B1
The Eucharist and Social Justice - How the Liturgy Schools us for Action
Fr. Michael Driscoll
In celebrating the Eucharist we enter into solidarity and sharing with the poor. The Eucharist is the bond of
fellowship and the source of communion. Therefore the Mass should prepare the Church for mission. To ignore this
inner connection between Eucharist and life is to ignore the bond between the life and mission of the Church. This
talk will take seriously the sending forth rites at the end of Mass and explore how these rites should be done to
make the link apparent between the Eucharist and social justice.
Michael S. Driscoll is a priest of the Helena Diocese and since 1994 has been on the faculty at the University of Notre Dame where he teaches
sacramental theology and liturgy. Besides a theoretical appreciation of the liturgy, he is actively involved in pastoral practice, having worked as
choir director of the Helena Cathedral and liturgical consultant around the United States. He is the founding director of the Notre Dame graduate
program in Sacred Music (MSM) and the undergraduate minor in Liturgical Music Ministry. He has served as president of the North American
Academy of Liturgy (2002) and the Catholic Academy of Liturgy (2013) and was elected on two occasions to the Council of the Societas Liturgica,
an international ecumenical learned society. Among his publications are Alcuin et la pénitence à l'époque carolingienne, LQF 81 (Münster:
Aschendorff Verlag, 1999), The Order of Mass: A Roman Missal Study Edition and Workbook, co-authored with J. Michael Joncas (Chicago:
Liturgical Training Publications, 2011), and numerous articles in journals such as Worship, Ecclesia Orans and Traditio.
B2
A Parish Building Track, Part II
Jim Hundt
[ACLS Track]
This is the second of two ‘basic building block’ sessions aimed at pastors and building committee members (or
potential members) who are at the beginning of a new or renovating building project. This session focuses on
critical architectural issues that affect liturgical practice. Issues for the built environment that will be addressed
include: lighting, acoustics, special issues for renovation and how the art and architecture of the environment are
connected.
James Hundt, RA is a principal with the Schenectady, NY firm of Foresight Architects, a firm with a special focus on religious
architecture (www.foresightarch.com). Over the years, he has designed a wide variety of buildings for nearly 100 religious organizations and other
institutional clients throughout the eastern half of the country. Mr. Hundt graduated from the McGill University School of Architecture in Montreal in
1980. He has served as President of the Association of Consultants for Liturgical Space and as Vice Chair of the Interfaith Forum on Religion, Art &
Architecture (IFRAA). His projects have been published in several periodicals, including the Environment & Art Letter and Faith & Form.
B3
Theology of the Liturgy: “My Sacrifice and Yours”
Fr. Paul Turner
Participation at the mass includes inner prayerful presence as well as outer prayerful activity. What does the church
expect of me when I go to mass? What can priests and people do to get more meaning out of the mass?
Paul Turner is pastor of St. Anthony Parish in Kansas City, Missouri. A priest of the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph, he
holds a doctorate in Sacred Theology from Sant’Anselmo in Rome. His publications include At the Supper of the Lamb
(Chicago, Liturgy Training Publications, 2011); Glory in the Cross (Collegeville: Liturgical Press, 2011); ML Bulletin Inserts
(San Jose: Resource Publications, 2012); and Celebrating Initiation: A Guide for Priests (Chicago: World Library Publications,
2008). He is a regular contributor to Worship magazine’s “The Amen Corner”. He is a former president of the North American Academy of Liturgy,
a member of Societas Liturgica and the Catholic Academy of Liturgy. He is a recipient of the Jubilate Deo Award (National Association of Pastoral
Musicians) and the Frederick McManus Award (Federation of Diocesan Liturgical Commissions). He serves as a facilitator for the International
Commission on English in the Liturgy. He enjoys the Kansas City Symphony and the Kansas City Royals.
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The Church’s Evangelizing Ministry
Celebrating the Order of Christian Funerals
Michael Prendergast
Delve into the full and fruitful celebrations of the 'Order of Christian Funerals,' the ministry of consolation. Discover
anew this important ministry for the parish and consider the role of the priest, deacon, pastoral musicians,
bereavement ministers and the entire faith community. How are the full and fruitful celebrations of these rites of the
Church a key part of her Evangelizing Ministry? This workshop will lay out a plan for the parish to implement in the
month of November, the time when the Church rehearses for death.
Michael R. Prendergast is a seasoned pastoral musician and liturgist, frequent speaker and clinician who has edited and authored numerous
books and articles, including The Liturgical Ministry Series: Guide for Liturgy Committees (LTP), co-authored with Paul Turner and he was a
contributor to the four volumes in The Liturgy Documents series (LTP). Michael holds advanced degrees in theological studies and liturgy. Michael
is director of liturgy and music at St. Andrew Catholic Church in Portland, Oregon; and an instructor in the theology and music departments at the
University of Portland. Michael is founder and executive director of Sacred Liturgy Ministries, a liturgical consulting firm; find out more at
www.sacredliturgyministries.org.
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Liturgy Evangelizes the Catechized
Fr. Ken Hannon, OMI
If the Church is sent to evangelize, she must begin by hearing the good news and taking it to heart anew. For the
catechized, the liturgy itself unfolds as the on-going opportunity to be renewed in faith and discipleship. This
workshop will examine evangelizing elements and opportunities in our liturgical celebrations which can support the
on-going conversion of the community and its members.
Fr. Ken Hannon is a Missionary Oblate of Mary Immaculate. He is the Louis G. Vance Professor of Systematic Theology. He
has been Professor of Pastoral and Liturgical Theology at Oblate School of Theology for more than thirty years. Besides his
teaching in the general area of systematic theology and liturgy, he has served as Chair of the San Antonio Liturgical Commission, Board Member
and President of the Southwest Liturgical Conference, Board Member of the FDLC. He is also a member of the North American Academy of
Liturgy. He is a graduate of Oblate School of Theology and holds advanced degrees from the University of Notre Dame.
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Open Wide the First Doorway:
[RCIA Track]
Celebrating the Rite of Acceptance into the Order of Catechumens
Dr. Jerry Galipeau
The Period of the Precatechumenate culminates in the “first doorway,” which is the celebration of the Rite of
Acceptance into the Order of Catechumens. This workshop will examine this rite, what the rite presumes about the
“content” of the precatechumenate, and the appropriate use of music, liturgical space, and ministers.
Dr. Jerry Galipeau is Vice President and Chief Publishing Officer at World Library Publications, the music and liturgy division of
J.S. Paluch Company, in Franklin Park, Illinois. Before coming to World Library, he served for fifteen years as Director of
Liturgy and Music at parishes in Florida and Illinois. Jerry presents keynotes and workshops throughout the United States and Canada on the Rite
of Christian Initiation of Adults, liturgical spirituality, ritual music, evangelization, and adult spiritual formation.
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The Communion Rite at Mass-Unified Ritual Moment or Assortment of
Individual Events?
Paul Inwood
How we treat the Communion Rite can radically transform our communities. This worship provides a fresh look at
ALL the elements involved in this rite: ministers, music, logistics.
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Prison Ministry
As we open wide the doors to Christ, it is easy to overlook our brothers and sisters in prison for whom doors to not
open. This workshop will explore ways that parish-based volunteers can coordinate access for incarcerated
persons to the Sacraments, celebration of the Liturgy and Bible study and ways to evangelize their families.
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Music in Good Times and in Bad;
Selecting Music for Weddings and Funerals
Sandra Derby
Music has the unique capacity to help deepen any experience in us, no matter what the emotion. How can we
assist those preparing for marriage to celebrate more fully and those who are entrusting a beloved into the hands of
God to feel true consolation? Our careful selection of music can bring those who rejoice and those who mourn to a
more profound level of knowing God’s love and care, and God’s salvation and redemption.
Sandra Derby has served as a pastoral minister for over thirty years. Through teaching, workshops, clinics, and retreats, she has worked with
religious educators, youth ministers, social ministers, pastoral musicians and liturgists in dioceses throughout the United States. Sandra holds a
Ph.D. in music education from the University of Texas at Austin, and an M.A. in Liturgical Studies from the University of Notre Dame. She has
taught in the fields of music and liturgy at the University of St. Thomas in Houston, the University of Texas at Austin, the University of Notre Dame,
and Morehead State University in Kentucky. Currently, Sandra is Director of Music and Liturgy at St. Angela Merici Catholic Church in Missouri
City, Texas.
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Ministros de la Palabra
Dr. Dolores Martínez
Las Sagradas Escrituras nos hablan de la importancia de la palabra de Dios en el mundo. Exploraremos la
práctica de Lectio Divina como modo de preparar nuestra proclamación. Es una tarea diaria la de preparar la
proclamación dominical. La vida de fe de algunos feligreses puede depender de nosotros cuando somos
instrumentos del Espíritu Santo.
Dr. Dolores Martinez is the Director of Music Ministries at St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church in San Antonio, TX.
Previously she served as the Director of the Office of Worship for the Archdiocese of San Antonio for thirteen years. Dolores
has been a liturgist/musician team member with the North American Forum on the Catechumenate, a member of the National Association of
Pastoral Musicians (NPM) having served on the NPM Council, and a past member of the Board of Directors of the Southwest Liturgical
Conference. She has been on the faculty of the NPM Cantor Schools. She is also an adjunct professor at the Mexican-American Catholic College
in San Antonio, TX. Dolores has music published by Oregon Catholic Press, as well as articles which have been published in Liturgia y Canción
(OCP), Pastoral Music Magazine (NPM), and GIA Quarterly (GIA). Dolores received her Ph.D. in Fine Arts from Texas Tech University.
4:30 pm - 5:30 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
8:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Music Showcase II:
GIA Publications
Exhibits Close
Dinner on your Own
Taizé Night Prayer
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CC Ballroom B
CC Exhibit Hall B
San Fernando Cathedral
Friday: January 15, 2016
8:00 am
8:00 am
9:00 am
9:30 am
Registration Opens
Exhibits Open
Morning Prayer
Major Address: Sr. Theresa Koernke, IHM
CC Exhibit Hall B
CC Ballroom B
CC Ballroom B
Entrusted with the WORD: A Trinitarian Theology of the
Word for the World
This presentation explores the scriptural witness to the Word in creation, the significance of
the Word-become-Flesh, being knit to that Word in Baptism, and the on-going Hearing of
the Word in the Assembly of the Body of Christ…for the sake of the peace and salvation of all
the world.
10:30 am
Exhibits & Break
CC Exhibit Hall B
Workshop Session III
11:15 am - 12:30 pm
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Dwelling in the Word: Lectio divina
Sr. Theresa Koernke, IHM
“Let these words sink into your ears….” (Luke 9:44) This session engages the meaning of ‘divine reading’ and
asks: How do we become evangelized in order to be Evangelizers? How do we first hear the Word of God in order
to put it into practice? Participants will experience the four step process of lectio divina and reflect on its
significance in the process of on-going conversion in Christ in liturgy and beyond.
Theresa Koernke, IHM is associated with Visitation Spirituality Center in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. She completed doctoral
studies at the University of Notre Dame, concentrating in historical systematic theology with a focus on worship. Since 1983,
her efforts have been given to formation for ministry, most recently at the Washington Theological Union. Her publications are concerned with
public worship as a source of moral knowledge.
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The Role of Beauty in Worship Spaces
ACLS Panel of Artists, Carol Frenning, Moderator
[ACLS Track]
This workshop will provide a framework for the kinds of art found in our churches.
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The Church’s Evangelizing Ministry
Celebrating the Pastoral Care of the Sick
Michael Prendergast
Delve into the full and fruitful celebrations of the 'Pastoral Care of the Sick, the Church's ministry of comfort.
Discover anew this important ministry for the parish and consider the role of the priest, deacon, pastoral musicians,
ministers to the sick and homebound, bereavement ministers and the entire faith community. How are the full and
fruitful celebrations of these rites of the Church a key part of her Evangelizing Ministry?
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Michael R. Prendergast is a seasoned pastoral musician and liturgist, frequent speaker and clinician who has edited and authored numerous
books and articles, including The Liturgical Ministry Series: Guide for Liturgy Committees (LTP), co-authored with Paul Turner and he was a
contributor to the four volumes in The Liturgy Documents series (LTP). Michael holds advanced degrees in theological studies and liturgy. Michael
is director of liturgy and music at St. Andrew Catholic Church in Portland, Oregon; and an instructor in the theology and music departments at the
University of Portland. Michael is founder and executive director of Sacred Liturgy Ministries, a liturgical consulting firm; find out more at
www.sacredliturgyministries.org.
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The Ministry of the Cantor
Sandra Derby
Good News proclaimed through great leadership of sung prayer. The Cantor functions as Psalmist during the
Liturgy of the Word. How does your preparation of this Scripture in song contribute to the assembly’s ability to pray
in song?
Sandra Derby has served as a pastoral minister for over thirty years. Through teaching, workshops, clinics, and retreats, she
has worked with religious educators, youth ministers, social ministers, pastoral musicians and liturgists in dioceses throughout
the United States. Sandra holds a Ph.D. in music education from the University of Texas at Austin, and an M.A. in Liturgical Studies from the
University of Notre Dame. She has taught in the fields of music and liturgy at the University of St. Thomas in Houston, the University of Texas at
Austin, the University of Notre Dame, and Morehead State University in Kentucky. Currently, Sandra is Director of Music and Liturgy at St. Angela
Merici Catholic Church in Missouri City, Texas.
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Lex Orandi, Lex Credendi, Lex Vivendi
David Anderson
This session will deal with choosing and introducing new contemporary hymn texts for use in your parish.
David Anderson is Organist and Director of Music at Ascension Catholic Church in Oak Park, Illinois where he conducts four
parish choirs of various sizes and age groups. Additionally, Mr. Anderson is Vice-President for Church Music and Senior
Editor at GIA Publications. For over 23years David has prepared and coordinated monthly prayer services in the spirit of Taizé,
which brings together hundreds of people from many Christian traditions at each gathering. David has undergraduate and
graduate degrees in theology, organ and church music. He attended the University of Illinois, Concordia University, Catholic
Theological Union and Westminster choir College. He is a regular presenter at conferences and retreats throughout the country speaking in the
areas of music, liturgy, the community of Taizé and other contemplative prayer outreaches.
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Liturgical Prayer and the Period of the Catechumenate
Jerry Galipeau
[RCIA Track]
The Period of the Catechumenate is rich with all kinds of liturgical prayer. This workshop will examine the
celebrations of the word, the blessings of catechumens, the minor exorcisms, and the anointing with the oil of
catechumens.
Dr. Jerry Galipeau is Vice President and Chief Publishing Officer at World Library Publications, the music and liturgy division of
J.S. Paluch Company, in Franklin Park, Illinois. Before coming to World Library, he served for fifteen years as Director of
Liturgy and Music at parishes in Florida and Illinois. Jerry presents keynotes and workshops throughout the United States and Canada on the Rite
of Christian Initiation of Adults, liturgical spirituality, ritual music, evangelization, and adult spiritual formation.
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So, You Think You Know the Documents?
Paul Inwood
Even the most experienced practitioner can benefit from reminders about what is in the basic liturgical documents.
Come and explore texts, paragraphs or sentences that you may have overlooked or forgotten about, guided with
good humor and pastoral experience by an expert in the field.
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It’s About Time! Implementing Liturgy of the Hours in Parish Life
Dan Girardot
Looking for special practical applications for the Liturgy of the Hours in the parish during this Jubilee Year of
Mercy? The Liturgy of Hours is one of our greatest spiritual resources in the liturgical life of the Church. The
Prayer of Christ; the Prayer of the Church; and the Sanctification of Time through the parish celebrations of the
Liturgy of the Hours offer great beauty and daily connection to God through the communal life of the parish. Come
explore ways of celebrating Morning and Evening Prayer at parish functions, events, and household prayer, as
well as the use of social media and web options.
Daniel Girardot, in his 33rd year as Director of Liturgy and Music at St. Theresa Catholic Church, Austin, TX, is a liturgist, spiritual director, pastoral
musician, teacher of pastoral studies, husband and father of three adult children. He has a Bachelor of Music Ed. from UT Austin; Master of Art in
Theology - Liturgical Studies from University of Notre Dame; post graduate studies in Spiritual Direction; and is in the final stage of the Doctor of
Ministry program at The Catholic University of America. He is an associate member of the Southwest Liturgical Conference Board of Directors;
faculty member for the Spiritual Direction, Deaconate, and Ministry Formation programs and a 30 year member of the Liturgical Commission for the
Diocese of Austin. He is a writer, speaker, and retreat leader in dioceses throughout the country and strives to live every day open to the surprises
of a life in Christ.
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The Eucharistic Prayer: Summit of Every Mass
Barry Hudock
The General Instruction of the Roman Missal says the Eucharistic prayer is “the center and summit of the entire
celebration” of Mass. That means most Catholics should be much more familiar with it than they are. This
presentation will explore the various pieces of the Eucharistic prayer (preface, Sanctus, epiclesis, etc), how it all
works together, and what it means to participate as a layperson in this crucial prayer of the whole Church.
Barry Hudock is the author of several books, including The Eucharistic Prayer: A User’s Guide; Faith Meets World: The Gift and
Challenge of Catholic Social Teaching; and most recently Struggle, Condemnation, Vindication: John Courtney Murray’s
Journey toward Vatican II. He holds an STB from the Gregorian University in Rome and an STL in Sacramental Theology from the Catholic
University of America in Washington, DC. He works as publisher at Liturgical Press and lives with his wife and 7 children in central Minnesota.
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De la Palabra a la Eucaristía: La Palabra nos conduce a la Eucaristía, que
al recibirla nos convierte en aquello que recibimos.
Fr. Heliodoro Lucatero
En esta presentación exploraremos la gran riqueza del don de la Eucaristía. Que al ofrecerla como acción de
gracias a Dios, se nos devuelve en alimento de vida eterna. En esta comunión (unión común), no solamente nos
unimos a Cristo sino a todos aquellos con quien compartimos la Eucaristía. Esta unión con Cristo y con la Iglesia,
el cuerpo místico de Cristo, nos hace solidarios unos con otros. De esa manera, la Eucaristía nos convierte en
aquello que recibimos, en Cristo mismo. Por lo tanto, nos damos como Cristo a los demás, servimos como Cristo a
los demás, y morimos como Cristo por los demás, es decir, como Cristo somos una oblación a Dios en favor de nuestros hermanos y
hermanas, especialmente los más necesitados.
El Padre Lucatero es un sacerdote de la arquidiócesis de San Antonio y en el presente es director de la Oficina de Culto Divino de la Arquidiócesis
de San Antonio y párroco de la comunidad católica de San Miguel Arcángel. Realizó sus estudios de teología en la Universidad Católica de
Lovaina en Bélgica. Después de trece años de ministerio parroquial en el este del estado de Washington, hizo sus estudios de postgrado en la
Universidad de Notre Dame obteniendo así su doctorado en estudios litúrgicos. El Padre Lucatero ha servido como presidente de la Oficina
Regional del Noroeste para Asuntos Hispanos y el Instituto Hispano Nacional de Liturgia. En el presente sirve en el subcomité para el Culto Divino
en Español del Comité Episcopal para el Culto Sagrado de la Conferencia Episcopal de los Estados Unidos (USCCB). También es miembro de la
mesa ejecutiva del Instituto Hispano Nacional de Liturgia. Recientemente publicó un libro sobre la tercera edición del Misal Romano titulado “Una
Tradición Siempre Nueve Siempre Viva: Los Cambios Recientes de la Misa” también lo publicó en inglés, The Living Mass: Changes to the Roman
Missal and How We Worship.” Por este libro obtuvo el premio, 2012 Retailers Choice Award.
12:30 pm
Exhibits & Lunch
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CC Exhibit Hall B
Workshop Session IV
1:45 pm - 3:15 pm
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Art & Architecture
[ACLS Track]
A Case Study: From first design ideas to a finished Church
Ken Griesmer & Bishop Daniel Garcia
The new church for St. Vincent de Paul Catholic parish in Austin was dedicated in December of
2012. The successful completion of the structure was the culmination of more than five years of
planning and design. A key to the success of the project was the invitation to all parishioners to
participate in an advisory role. From their unique perspective, the former pastor, building
committee co-chair, liturgical design consultant, and architect will discuss the spirituality that was
the foundation for the effort, the steps in the process, practical considerations, and the ups and downs of building sacred space for
liturgy and devotion.
Ken Griesemer has worked as a liturgical architect and design consultant since 1985. He has been an associate board member of the Southwest
Liturgical Conference (SWLC) since 2002, and is a founding member and past president of the Association of Consultants for Liturgical Space
(ACLS). Ken’s activities include RCIA and liturgy at his parish in Albuquerque, and the Liturgical Commission of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe. He
also has been an associate member of the Norbertine Community at Santa Maria de la Vid Abbey in Albuquerque since 2001. Ken has conducted
numerous workshops across the country focused on the environment for liturgy and devotion.
Bishop Daniel Garcia was ordained as a priest for the Diocese of Austin on May 28, 1988, by Bishop John E. McCarthy. He earned an associate of
arts degree from Tyler Junior College and a bachelor of arts in Philosophy from St. Mary’s Seminary at the University of St. Thomas in Houston as
well as Masters of Divinity from the same university. He earned a master’s of arts in Liturgical Studies from St. John’s University in Collegeville,
Minn. Bishop Garcia has served in a variety of roles in the Diocese of Austin. His first assignment was as associate pastor of St. Catherine of Siena
Parish in Austin, followed by Cristo Rey Parish in Austin and St. Louis King of France Parish in Austin. He briefly served at St. Mary Magdalene
Parish in Humble in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. In 1995, he was named Founding Pastor of St. Vincent de Paul Parish in Austin,
leading the parish from its inception through multiple building projects until his appointment as Vicar General and Moderator of the Curia in 2014.
Over the years, he has served as Vocation Director and Master of Ceremonies for the Bishop. He has served on various diocesan committees, was
a member of the Diocesan Vocation Team, Liturgical Commission, Diaconal Advisory Committee, Presbyteral Council, College of Consultors and
Priests’ Personnel Board. He has also served as Chair of the Presbyteral Council and as Dean of the Austin North Deanery.
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The Scrutinies:
[RCIA Track]
To uncover and heal all that is week; to strengthen all that is good.
Rita Thiron
What is the history of the Scrutinies in the catechumenal process? How did the Church develop our current rite?
This workshop will offer a brief history of these rites, a closer examination of their structure, and a deeper
appreciation of the texts in these ancient rituals for the Elect.
Rita A. Thiron is the Executive Director of the Federation of Diocesan Liturgical Commissions in Washington, DC. Prior to that she served in a
diocesan Office of Worship for twenty years and served as a parish director of the Catechumenate for twelve years. She is the author of several
books and a frequent workshop presenter. She holds a Master’s degree in Liturgical Studies from the University of Notre Dame.
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Opening the Door to Holy Wholeness:
Spirituality of Discipleship in Ministry
Dan Girardot
Come explore ways to unlock the transformative power of the presence of God in our lives and ministry! Discover
methods for ministers to be present to the movements of God wherever they appear in liturgy, life, and ministry. In
this session, participants will learn spiritual practices from that will open doors to discern redemptive meaning in the
midst of the chaos and brokenness found in today’s world. These methods are based upon the principles found in
the ministry formation guideline Co-Workers in the Vineyard of the Lord and the core competencies in the Revised
National Certification Standards for Lay Ecclesial Ministers. Together we can energize our spiritual lives as ministers of the Lord.
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Daniel Girardot, in his 33rd year as Director of Liturgy and Music at St. Theresa Catholic Church, Austin, TX, is a liturgist, spiritual director, pastoral
musician, teacher of pastoral studies, husband and father of three adult children. He has a Bachelor of Music Ed. from UT Austin; Master of Art in
Theology - Liturgical Studies from University of Notre Dame; post graduate studies in Spiritual Direction; and is in the final stage of the Doctor of
Ministry program at The Catholic University of America. He is an associate member of the Southwest Liturgical Conference Board of Directors;
faculty member for the Spiritual Direction, Deaconate, and Ministry Formation programs and a 30 year member of the Liturgical Commission for the
Diocese of Austin. He is a writer, speaker, and retreat leader in dioceses throughout the country and strives to live every day open to the surprises
of a life in Christ.
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Leading by Example - Singing the Roman Missal
Fr. Greg Labus
Many priests and deacons do not chant the dialogues, prefaces or orations of the Liturgy. The Bishops’ document
on the liturgy, Sing to the Lord, invites Presiders to consider that the singing of the dialogues and other parts of the
liturgy is fundamental in promoting the active participation of the people and every effort should be made to make
this a normative practice in our parishes. This workshop will explore the dialogues as well as some prefaces and
orations of the Roman Missal in English and examine some of the proposed chants for the forthcoming Misal
Romano in Spanish.
Fr. Greg Labus, a native of Edinburg, Texas, graduated from Texas Christian University with a Bachelor degree in Music Education. He was
director of music and liturgy at Holy Family Church in Fort Worth for seven years before taking the position of associate director of music and
director of liturgy at Corpus Christi Cathedral in Corpus Christi. After serving the cathedral for seventeen years, he pursued theological studies and
graduated from St. Mary of the Lake University/Mundelein Seminary with a Master of Divinity and an STB. Greg was ordained to the priesthood in
2006 and is currently pastor of St. Joseph church in Edinburg, Tx. and coordinator of the Office of Worship for the Diocese of Brownsville. Father
Greg is on the board of directors for SWLC and is also a member of the sub-committee for the BCDW developing the chants of the Roman Missal
in Spanish for the United States.
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What Do Your Liturgies FEEL Like?
Paul Inwood
A whole area waiting to be explores id how our worship is perceived by those who participate in it. Is the assembly
being formed by what takes place in the celebration, or are they just going through the experience without being
changed by it? How could we do it better? This workshop provides a rich source of analytical tools and insights to
help parish liturgy and music planners discover some of the many different ways in which the assembly reacts to
what we provide for them, and the implications for future development.
working as a freelance liturgy and music consultant. His music is to be found in hymnals across the entire English-speaking world, and his articles
and posts are regularly seen in journals and on liturgy blogs and forums. In 2009 he was honored by the National Association of Pastoral
Musicians as Pastoral Musician of the Year. In 2015 his music was selected for the official Vatican Hymn for the Holy Year of Mercy announced by
Pope Francis.
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Spiritual Formation of Millennials: Make way for Mystagogy
Fr. Marcus McFaddin
Mystagogy is not just for the RCIA. Understanding the mysteries we celebrate in the sacraments pertains to all
levels of catechesis. The mystagogical method presented will emphasize Scripture and the Eucharist for the
formation of a contemporary Christian spirituality that can be adapted for all levels of religious formation. This
session provides catechists a method of spiritual formation with a focus on the Millennial and post-Millennial
generations.
Fr. Marcus is a priest of the Diocese of El Paso. He is pastor of St. Stephen Deacon and Martyr Parish and serves as chair of
the diocesan liturgical commission. He previously served as director of the Office of Worship. He has a M. Div. from St. Patrick Seminary in Menlo
Park, CA; a M.A. from the University of Texas at El Paso, and he is a Doctor of Ministry candidate at the Oblate School of Theology in San Antonio,
TX.
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Living Words - the Art of Proclamation of the Word
Fr. Pat O’Brien
This workshop will provide an overview of the role of lector and the importance of truly proclaiming the Word as
described in the General Instruction of the Roman Missal. This session will also offer unique techniques and
insights into the art of training all who proclaim God’s Word. This workshop is intended for liturgists, lectors, lector
coordinators and clergy.
Rev. Patrick O’Brien graduated from St. Thomas Theological Seminary in Denver and was ordained in July 1989. He trained
Lectors for the US Air Force, and trains leaders in local civic organizations on public speaking skills since 2002. He served as
Chairman of the Board of the Randolph Metrocom Chamber of Commerce for three years and also served as Mayor Pro Tem while on Cibolo City
Council. Over last 12 years, Fr. Pat served as announcer for the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo. During process of incardinating into
Archdiocese of San Antonio, he has been a team member for RCIA, helped teach in adult faith formation programs, served on liturgy & music
ministry committees, served on Building Board and worked in Catholic Schools. Fr. Pat brings his diverse experience back to the Church and
unique insights into how we can truly proclaim the Word in all that we do.
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The Bread of Life and Eucharistic Ministry
Fr. James Burkart
We will explore the spirituality of the Eucharist as it relates to Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion. This will
not be a how to workshop, but rather one that seeks to go deeper into the prayer life, spiritual activity and
preparation for both the person themselves as well as assisting their ministry with others.
Fr. James Burkart is the president of the Southwest Liturgical Conference Board of Directors. He is a priest of the Archdiocese
of Galveston-Houston and serves as the Pastor of Christ the Good Shepherd Catholic Community in Spring, Texas. Fr. James
is also the chairperson for the Archdiocesan Liturgical Commission in Galveston-Houston. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree
from the University of Houston in Drama, a Master of Divinity as well as a Master of Arts in Theological Studies from the University of St. Thomas in
Houston, TX and a Master of Arts in Liturgical Studies from the University of Notre Dame in Indiana.
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Sharing the Joy of the Gospel - Living the Joy of the Mass
Fr. Ed Koharchik
The joy of the gospel fills the hearts and lives of all who encounter Jesus,” Pope Francis states at the beginning of
his Apostolic Exhoration, Evangelii Gaudium. From this joy, we are compelled to share our experience of Jesus
with others. How, where, and when we do this can enable them to experience and live the fullest expression of this
encounter, the celebration of the Mass.
Father Ed Koharchik, is pastor of St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church in Austin, TX. Holding Masters degrees in Liturgical Studies and Liturgical
Music, both from The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., and a Master of Arts degree in Pastoral Studies from The University of
St. Thomas in Houston, he serves on the Liturgical Commission of the Diocese of Austin and its RCIA task force. A member of the National
Association of Pastoral Musicians, Father Ed also was a team member with The North American Forum on the Catechumenate for twenty years,
and, prior to ordination, served as a Director of Liturgy and Music at various parishes in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston.
D10
La Liturgia de las Horas y Horas Santas:
Culto de la Eucaristía fuera de la Misa
Fr. Jaime Rentería
La exposición de la sagrada eucaristía lleva a Los fieles a reconocer en Ella la maravillosa presencia de Cristo y
Los invitar a la unión de Corazón con el. (Ritual de la sagrada Comunión y del culto Eucarístico fuera de la misa n.
90, 2a. Ed. Buena prensa México, DF 2010.) A fin de que brille más claramente nuestra Oración, Es necesario que
florezca de Nuevo en todos, aquel vivo amor que respira la liturgia de las Horas, de suerte que se convierta
realmente en la Fuente principal de toda Oración Cristiana. (Laudis Canticum S.S. Paulo VI, Roma, Italia, 1970).
El Padre Rentería estudió la Sagrada Liturgia en Roma, Italia. Por 11 años fue Profesor y Formador en el Seminario de los Misioneros de la
Natividad de María en León, Guanajuato. Ha sido miembro de la Sociedad Mexicana de Liturgistas. Fue Misionero en Temazcal, Oaxaca por tres
años. Ha servido en la Parroquia del Carmen, en Chihuahua y en la Parroquia de Guadalupe en Del Rio, Texas. En el presente es Párroco de
Santa Inés en San Antonio, Texas desde Julio del 2011.
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3:15 pm - 4:15 pm
3:15 pm - 4:15 pm
Music Showcase III:
Oregon Catholic Press
Pecha Kucha 2nd Round
TBA
CC Exhibit Hall B
4:15 pm
5:00 pm
6:30 pm
7:15 pm
9:00 pm
Exhibits Close
Mass
Happy Hour
Banquet & Awards
Live Entertainment
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CC Exhibit Hall B
CC Ballroom B
Saturday: January 16, 2016
8:00 am
8:00 am
9:00 am
9:30 am
Registration Opens
Exhibits Open
Morning Prayer
Major Address: Timothy Matovina
CC Exhibit Hall B
CC Ballroom B
CC Ballroom B
“De ser lugar a ser hogar”: Liturgia y la Evangelización en un
mundo dividido.
Vivimos en un mundo diverso y muchas veces dividido. Jóvenes, inmigrantes, los divorciados,
los abandonados – y todo ser humano – deseamos pertenecer, queremos vivir en comunión. La
Iglesia es una comunidad de discípulos que busca expandir el círculo de la comunión.
Ofrecemos la Buena Nueva que la casa de Dios es santa no solo porque todos son bienvenidos:
la casa de Dios es santa porque todos pertenecen a ella como miembros del hogar. Esta
presentación enfoca en las maneras que podemos promover celebraciones litúrgicas que
expresan más fielmente nuestra comunión, y nos forman como embajadores de la comunión en
nuestra vida cotidiana.
Workshop Session V
9:30 am - 10:45 am
E1
A Pastor’s Perspective on the New Evangelization
Fr. Larry Christian
Fr. Larry will offer personal reflections, based on his pastoral care experiences in parish life, concerning how the
question of the New Evangelization has affected him personally and as a parish leader. Fr. Larry examines
comments from Pope Francis to priests from over the past two years, as well as reflecting on challenges from Fr.
Michael White to parish priests on the matter of rebuilding parish life. A mix of humor and hope, this presentation
will help you think of practical strategies toward developing your parish as a center for evangelization.
Fr. Larry Christian is a graduate of the Jesuit School of Theology in Berkeley, California. He was ordained as a Claretian Missionary priest in 1983.
Fr. Larry has served as a seminary formator, seminary rector, and parish pastor over 32 years of ministry. In 1994 he moved to the Archdiocese of
San Antonio, Texas. Fr. Larry currently serves as the pastor for St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in San Antonio, and as Vicar General for the
Archdiocese. In addition, he has served on the pastoral faculty at the Oblate School of Theology and as the Inter-Faith Liaison for the Archdiocese
of San Antonio.
E2
A Brief History of the Mass
Rita Thiron
A fascinating and fast-paced look at the development of our Eucharistic liturgy through the ages. How did various
liturgical families influence universal practice? When was Latin introduced? How did the Second Vatican Council
restore ancient practices? How has the Church maintained an “uninterrupted tradition” yet changed with the culture
of the times?
Rita A. Thiron is the Executive Director of the Federation of Diocesan Liturgical Commissions in Washington, DC. Prior to that
she served in a diocesan Office of Worship for twenty years and served as a parish director of the Catechumenate for twelve years. She is the
author of several books and a frequent workshop presenter. She holds a Master’s degree in Liturgical Studies from the University of Notre Dame.
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E3
Building as Catechesis
Carol Frenning & Johann van Parys
This workshop explores the implications of conference theme for art and architecture.
Carol Frenning, Ph.D., abd is president of the Association of Consultant for Liturgical Space (ACLS). She
has taught sacred art and architecture at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, MN and has lectured in
the architecture school at the University of Minnesota and the School of Theology at St. John’s University in
Collegeville, MN. She currently works as a Liturgical Design Consultant on the building and renovating of
places of worship.
Johan van Parys, a native of Belgium, has been Director of Liturgy and the Sacred Arts at the Basilica of St. Mary in Minneapolis, MN since 1995.
He holds graduate degrees in art history and comparative religious studies from the Catholic University in Louvain, Belgium, and a Ph.D. in
theology from the University of Notre Dame in Indiana. Johan enjoys writing for Basilica publications as well as for other outlets. Since 1997 he has
been the managing editor for Basilica, the award winning Basilica Magazine. His book Symbols That Surround Us was published in 2012. Johan
teaches in the School of Theology at St. John’s University. He is the current chair and founding member of the MN chapter of the Patrons of the
Arts in the Vatican Museums and is a member of the North American Academy of Liturgists and Societas Liturgica.
E4
Music Ministry for Children of all Ages
Martha Klein & Melissa Durham
A sharing of activities, hymns and music to motivate children to participate more fully in liturgy
and religious services/setting. Children from two parishes in San Antonio Archdiocese will be the
demonstration group.
Martha Klein is a music teacher at Holy Spirit Catholic School in San Antonio, TX, having retired as a
public schools music educator. She is also a music minister at Holy Spirit Catholic Church serving as
organist, pianist, and accompanist. She is the director of the Children’s Choir, as well as being an
Orff-certified educator. She holds both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree from Trinity University in San Antonio. She has presented workshops at
Texas Music Educators Association Conventions and has provided local school district in-service trainings. She serves as an adjunct professor at
Trinity University and Luther College.
Melissa Durham is the Music Director at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church in Selma, Texas. She has served in music ministry for over 30
years, as an accompanist, choir director, cantor, and composer. She has a passion for working with children of all ages, helping them grow deeper
in their faith through music. She is also the music teacher for the Child Development Center at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic School and the
accompanist for the 7 pm Life Teen Mass at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church.
E5
The Heart of the Matter: From Youth Choir to Liturgical Music Leaders
Bridget Wenk
Where will our future liturgical musicians come from? How are they to be trained? How do you get teens excited
about liturgical music? How do you even get them to join a choir? These questions and others will be discussed as
we look to the challenges and rewards of working with teens.
Bridget Kelly Wenk has served in music and liturgical ministry in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston for more than forty
years, having served in three parishes as well as serving as Director of Liturgical Music at St. Mary’s Seminary for seventeen
years. Bridget has served as Director of Music Ministries at Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church in Houston, Texas since
2009, where she directs the children’s, high school and adult choirs, and oversees contemporary and handbell choirs.
E6
Bridging the Gap – Liturgical Catechesis for People with Special Needs
Linda Khirallah Porter
We worship a “disabled God.” The twisted, distorted, disfigured image of Jesus on the Cross shows how God
allowed himself to become disabled and at the same time completely accessible to human beings in need of
healing. We can see the disabled child or adult in God’s likeness. “All persons with disabilities have the capacity to
its truth within the community of faith and offer valuable gifts. Their participation enriches every aspect of Church
life. They are not just recipients of catechesis – they are its agents.” National Catechetical Directory, 49. This
workshop will provide insights into special needs in your parish and how we can welcome these individuals,
catechize them, and grow from those encounters.
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Since 1994 Linda has served as Director of the Office of Faith Formation for the Diocese of Tyler. Linda earned a Bachelors of Arts in Education
from University of Dallas and a Masters of Theology Studies from University of Dallas Institute for Religious and Pastoral Studies. She was
presented the first Distinguished Alumni Award from the University of Dallas Institute for Religious and Pastoral Studies in 2004 in recognition for
distinguished service to faith formation in the Diocese of Tyler. She also received the Women of Excellence Award in 2006 by the Baptist Church
for promoting faith formation in East Texas Area. She has published articles for the Tower Magazine from the University of Dallas, Catechetical
Leader published by the National Conference Catechetical Leadership, and The Catechumenate Magazine published by Liturgy Training
Publications. Linda’s experience with special needs stems from her professional study and most importantly her life experiences with her 20 year
old grandson who has severe autism and a 10 year old grandson with sensory processing disorder. The Diocese of Tyler Faith Formation office
has launched a program entitled Bridging the Gap: Faith Formation for Special Needs providing formation for clergy and laity.
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Liturgy in a Culturally Diverse Community
Dr. Rick Lopez
In this workshop we will explore the 2012 FDLC document by Fr. Mark Francis and Brother Rufino Zaragoza,
O.F.M. as it relates to the music of the multicultural liturgy. In particular we will discuss the following topics from the
document: “Building relationships between music ministers” and “Pastoral Strategies for Choosing Music: Who will
be at the Mass you are planning?”
Dr. Lopez is the Associate Director of Music and Liturgy for the Office of Worship for the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston.
He serves as the Artistic Director of the Archdiocesan Choir and as the Director of the Archdiocesan Hispanic Music Ministry
Formation program. He is an associate board member of the Southwest Liturgical Conference serving as the Chair of the Hispanic Liturgical
Ministry Development Committee. He also serves as Director of Music Ministry at St. Martha Catholic Church in Kingwood, Texas. He is a guest
lecturer and frequent workshop presenter for the biennial Hispanic Pastoral Musicians Conference (HPMC), Southwest Liturgical Conference
(SWLC) and the National Pastoral Musicians Conference (NPM). His articles appear in “Pastoral Music” (NPM) and “Liturgy Today.” He received
his Doctor of Musical Arts in Choral Conducting with an emphasis in Sacred Music from Claremont Graduate University in Claremont, CA.
E8
The Easter Vigil in the Holy Night:
Celebrating the Sacraments of Initiation
Fr. Victor Reyes
The Easter Vigil liturgy is the most beautiful liturgy in our tradition. It manifests how resurrection turns death into life,
it also integrates the entire paschal mystery of the suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Because the
entire process of initiation bears a markedly paschal character - dying and rising, it is at the Easter Vigil that the
elect are admitted into the people of God. As they are washed clean, perfumed and fed they experience their first
sacramental sharing in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. We will explore how elect and community are
immersed into the saving death and resurrection of Christ at the celebration of the night of nights.
The Reverend Victor Reyes is a priest of the Archdiocese of Atlanta and currently serves as pastor of Our Lady of La Salette Parish in Canton,
Georgia. The reverend Reyes has extensive experience in catechetical and initiation ministries at the parish, diocesan, and national levels. Victor
has served as instructor of liturgy and homiletics for ministry formation programs for both lay and clergy. His pastoral work at the parish, diocesan,
regional and national level has led him to serve widely facilitating workshops, directing retreats, and preaching parish renewals. He is a bilingual
consultant in the areas of Christian Initiation, Liturgical Formation, Multicultural Ministries and Leadership Development. The reverend Reyes
served for many years as a member of the national team for the North American Forum on the Catechumenate, he currently serves on the Atlanta
Forum on the Catechumenate. He is also a member of the Catholic Association of Teachers of Homiletics.
E9
The Parish Wedding Fair: A Model for Preparing Couples and Parish
Ministers for the Celebration of Christian Marriage
Lena and William Gokelman
For engaged couples, musicians, wedding coordinators, marriage preparation teams and clergy. Hospitality,
sacrament, ritual prayer, music, witness and welcome are foundational elements to the wedding liturgy. Thoughtful
and prayerful planning of these essentials will enrich communal participation and reveal the wedding liturgy as a
celebration of the whole community.
Lena and William Gokelman, a husband and wife team, have served nationally and regionally as workshop clinicians in music
and liturgy. Their sincere joy has been mentoring many volunteers -- especially those not directly involved in music ministry -- in acquiring a deeper
understanding of the role of music in the liturgy. Both hold their M.M. from Westminster Choir College in Princeton, N.J. Lena is the Director of
Music Ministries at The University of the Incarnate Word, a member of the Board of Directors for the National Association of Pastoral Musicians,
and Placement Coordinator for the Alamo Chapter of the American Guild of Organists. William is Professor of Music and Chairman of the Music
Department at the University of the Incarnate Word, and a composer/recording artist with Good For the Soul Music, LC.
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10:45 am
11:30 am
Exhibits & Break
Major Address: Timothy Matovina
CC Exhibit Hall B
CC Ballroom B
From Hospitality to Homecoming: Liturgy and Evangelization
in a Divided World
We live in a diverse but often divided world. Young people, immigrants, the divorced, the lonely – all
of us – have an innate desire to belong, to live in communion. The Church is a community of disciples
who seek to expand the circle of communion. We offer the Good News that God’s house is holy not
solely because all are welcome: God’s house is holy because all belong as valued members of the
household. This presentation will focus on ways we can foster liturgical celebrations that more
faithfully embody communion and form us as ambassadors of communion in our daily lives.
Workshop Session VI
11:30 am - 12:45 pm
F1
Liderazgo por medio del ejemplo – Los Cantos del Misal Romano
Fr. Greg Labus
Muchos sacerdotes y diáconos no cantan los diálogos, los prefacios o las oraciones de la Liturgia. El documento
episcopal sobre la liturgia, Cantemos al Señor, invita a los que presiden a que consideren que cantar los diálogos y
otras partes de la liturgia es fundamental en fomentar la participación activa del pueblo de Dios y que se deben
esmerar en que sea una práctica normativa en nuestras parroquias. Este taller explorará los diálogos, algunos
prefacios y oraciones del Misal Romano, y examinará lo que se ha propuesto para el próximo Misal Romano en
español .
Fr. Greg Labus, a native of Edinburg, Texas, graduated from Texas Christian University with a Bachelor degree in Music Education. He was
director of music and liturgy at Holy Family Church in Fort Worth for seven years before taking the position of associate director of music and
director of liturgy at Corpus Christi Cathedral in Corpus Christi. After serving the cathedral for seventeen years, he pursued theological studies and
graduated from St. Mary of the Lake University/Mundelein Seminary with a Master of Divinity and an STB. Greg was ordained to the priesthood in
2006 and is currently pastor of St. Joseph church in Edinburg, Tx. and coordinator of the Office of Worship for the Diocese of Brownsville. Fr. Greg
is on the board of directors for SWLC and is also a member of the sub-committee for the BCDW developing the chants of the Roman Missal in
Spanish for the United States.
F2
Approaches for Parish Building Committees Dealing with
Multicultural Design Issues
Fr. Gilbert Sungherra, SJ
This workshop will present strategies for building committee as they navigate design approaches in a multicultural
parish settings. You will see examples of Design Solutions for Liturgical Spaces with Multicultural influences. You
will learn about selecting a design team to match the parish vision.
Fr. Gilbert Sungherra is an Associate Professor of Architecture at the University of Detroit Mercy where he teaches
Contemporary Worship Space Architecture. He is also an Associate Member of the American Institute of Architects, as well as
a Member of the Association of Consultants for Liturgical Space. He holds a B.A. in Environmental Psychology from the University of California,
Irvine, a M. Arch. from the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, a M.Div. from the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley, and an STM from the
Institute of Sacred Music, Worship and the Arts, Yale University.
F3
Pan de Vida y el Ministerio de la Eucaristía
Fr. James Burkart
Vamos a explorar la espiritualidad de la Eucaristía en su relación a los ministros extraordinarios de la sagrada
Comunión. Esto taller no tratará los elementos básicos de como ser un ministro de la sagrada Comunión, sino más
bien se tratará de cómo profundizar la vida de oración, la actividad y preparación tanto para la persona misma, así
como ayudar en su ministerio con los demás.
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Fr. James Burkart is the president of the Southwest Liturgical Conference Board of Directors. He is a priest of the Archdiocese of
Galveston-Houston and serves as the Pastor of Christ the Good Shepherd Catholic Community in Spring, Texas. Fr. James is also the chairperson
for the Archdiocesan Liturgical Commission in Galveston-Houston. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Houston in Drama, a
Master of Divinity as well as a Master of Arts in Theological Studies from the University of St. Thomas in Houston, TX and a Master of Arts in
Liturgical Studies from the University of Notre Dame in Indiana.
F4
Con los Brazos Abiertos Introducción al Rito de Iniciación Cristiana de Adultos
Fr. Víctor Reyes
[RCIA Track]
Exploraremos la visión del Rito de Iniciación Cristiana de Adultos y los principios fundamentales del proceso de
iniciación, también examinaremos los pasos rituales que marcan el proceso y como estos facilitan la
evangelización y la formación de la comunidad parroquial. Exploraremos la teología del rito y como la expresión
ritual y simbólica de la teología manifiesta el poder transformador del rito tanto para catecúmenos como para la
comunidad.
El Reverendo Víctor Reyes es un sacerdote de la Arquidiócesis de Atlanta y actualmente sirve como párroco de Our Lady of La Salette Parish en
Canton, Georgia. El reverendo Reyes tiene amplia experiencia en ministerios catequéticos y de iniciación a nivel parroquial, diocesano y nacional.
Víctor se ha desempeñado como instructor de liturgia y homilética para programas de formación ministerial tanto para laicos como para el clero.
Su labor pastoral a nivel parroquial, diocesano, regional y nacional le ha llevado a servir extensamente facilitando talleres, dirigiendo retiros, y
predicando renovaciones parroquiales. El es consultor bilingüe en las áreas de Iniciación Cristiana, Formación Litúrgica, Ministerios Multiculturales
y Desarrollo de Liderazgo. El reverendo Reyes se desempeñó por muchos años como miembro del equipo nacional del North American Forum on
the Catechumenate, actualmente sirve en el Atlanta Forum on the Catechumenate; también es miembro de la Asociación Católica de Profesores
de Homilética.
F5
La Voz de la Asamblea: El Papel del Ministerio de la Música
Peter Kolar
El documento Cantemos al Señor: La Música en el Culto Divino nos dice que “la formación musical de la asamblea
debe ser una preocupación constante” para cada parroquia. En esta sesión, aprenderemos cómo estar más
atentos al papel de la música sagrada en la liturgia, y a nuestra responsabilidad como ministros de servir al pueblo
reunido. Así podemos cumplir con la visión de nuestra iglesia de una “participación plena, consciente y activa” de
los fieles.
Peter Kolar is the Senior Editor of Hispanic Resources for World Library Publications and J. S. Paluch Company. An
accomplished composer and pianist, his works include the bilingual mass setting, “Misa Luna,” and solo piano CD “Variations”. Peter holds a
Masters degree in music composition from Northwestern University and sits on the board of directors for the Southwest Liturgical Conference. He
resides in El Paso, TX, where he is the Director of the El Paso Diocesan Choir.
Peter Kolar es Editor Principal de Música y Recursos Hispanos en la casa editorial World Library Publications (WLP). Como compositor y pianista,
sus obras incluyen la misa bilingüe, “Misa Luna” y un CD de solo piano al estilo clásico, “Variaciones.” Peter tiene sus grados en composición
musical de la Universidad Northwestern y es parte de la mesa directiva de la Conferencia Litúrgica del Suroeste (SWLC). Vive en El Paso, Texas,
donde es el director del Coro Diocesano de El Paso.
F6
El Mariachi al Servicio de la Liturgia
Pedro Rubalcava
El poder servir bien a la liturgia presenta grandes desafíos y en particular a los que utilizamos el género de la
música con mariachi. Tomaremos en cuenta lo esencial del ministerio litúrgico musical unido a lo único del
mariachi y presentaremos pautas para acompañar bien la Misa y su dinámica. Hablaremos de la importancia de
las introducciones, los interludios, las interpretaciones. Presentaremos repertorio y sugerencias prácticas.
Pedro Rubalcava is a well-known liturgical composer, cantor and speaker with more than 40 years of experience as a pastoral
musician. He is currently the director of Hispanic Ministries for OCP. He has recently completed the Misa del Sagrado Corazón, a collaboration with
Mariachi Los Camperos.
Pedro Rubalcava es un conocido compositor litúrgico, cantor y conferencista con más de 40 años de experiencia en la música pastoral.
Actualmente, sirve como director de ministerios hispanos de OCP, con quien acaba de completar la Misa del Sagrado Corazón, colaboración con
el Mariachi Los Camperos.
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F7
El ministerio del Lector – Preparándose para Proclamar la Palabra de Dios
Sally Gómez-Jung
Esta sesión les presentará a los Lectores las herramientas o destrezas necesarias para que sean auténticos
proclamadores de la Palabra de Dios. De esta manera, ellos permitirán que sean evangelizados y catequizados los
“escuchadores” de la Palabra, por medio de la palabra proclamada. Revisaremos la práctica de Lectio Divina, los
Ejercicios Espirituales de San Ignacio, y otros modos de meditar sobre las Sagradas Escrituras. ¡Que lleguemos a
creer lo que proclamaos y vivir lo que predicamos!
Sally Gomez-Jung earned a Master of Theological Studies from the Oblate School of Theology in San Antonio, as well as a
Master of Arts degree from the University of the Incarnate Word. She is the Cofounder of the Tepeyac Institute for Lay Ministry Formation in El
Paso, Texas. Sally has been the Director of the Theological Field Education Program at Oblate School for twenty three years. She was also the
Director of Ministers at SFC for four years that required formation of liturgical ministers. Her areas of interest include: Liturgy, Bereavement,
Immigration, Women's issues, and Spirituality.
F8
Using Technology in the Liturgy
Parishes can do incredible things if they start with the goal of worship rather than a limited vision of technology. This
BILINGUAL workshop will explore ways that technology can enrich communal worship rather than be a
distraction. We will examine new ways in which God speaks and we respond in faith.
F9
Llamados a Presidir: Liturgia con Estilo y Gracia
En esta presentación veremos la importancia de responder al ministerio de presidir; ya que en este ministerio
encarnamos la presencia de Dios a través de la liturgia. Así los que tienen el ministerio de presidir puedan utilizar
sus talentos hacia este fin. Los gestos, símbolos y signos utilizados en la celebración litúrgica tienen el fin de
significar lo que representan, y de ahí la gran importancia de saber utilizarlos para que la gracia santificante de
Dios llegue eficazmente a asamblea, y de esta manera, la asamblea misma, pueda responder en alabanza a Dios,
por Jesucristo en el Espíritu Santo. De esta manera haya una participación consiente, plena y activa en la liturgia.
Fr. Lucatero is a priest of the Archdiocese of San Antonio, where he serves as the Director of the Office of Worship, as well as serving as pastor of
St. Michael Parish. His theological studies were done at the Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium. After thirteen years of parochial ministry in
Eastern Washington, he pursued graduate studies at the University of Notre Dame obtaining a PhD in liturgical studies. Previously, he has served
as chair of the Northwest Regional Office for Hispanic Affairs, and the National Hispanic Institute of Liturgy. Presently he serves in the Hispanic
Sub-Committee of the USCCB Bishop's Committee of Divine Worship; he is a member of the advisory board of the National Hispanic Institute of
Liturgy. He recently published a book on the third edition of the Roman Missal, “The Living Mass: Changes to the Roman Missal and how We
Worship” which earned him 2012 retailers choice award. His book is also published in Spanish as “Una tradición siempre nueva, siempre viva: Los
cambios recientes de la Misa.”
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12:45 pm
1:45 pm
Exhibits & Lunch
Music Showcase IV:
Good for the Soul Music
Pecha Kucha 3rd Round
1:45 pm
CC Exhibit Hall B
CC Ballroom B
CC Exhibit Hall B
2:45 pm
Exhibits Close
CC Exhibit Hall B
Workshop Session VII
3:00 pm - 4:15pm
G1
El Evangelio expresado en las devociones culturales que culminan en la
celebración de la liturgia
Timothy Matovina
Las expresiones de la fe en las culturas hispanas anuncian el evangelio y son una bendición para la Iglesia,
especialmente para la celebración de nuestro sacramento central, la Sagrada Eucaristía. Pero a la vez como todas
las culturas necesitamos purificar nuestras tradiciones religiosas a la luz del evangelio. Este taller se trata de la
piedad popular hispana y su relación con la liturgia, en particular la Eucaristía.
Timothy Matovina is Professor of Theology and Co-Director of the Institute for Latino Studies at the University of Notre Dame. He works in the area
of Theology and Culture, with specialization in U.S. Catholic and U.S. Latino theology and religion. His most recent book, Latino Catholicism:
Transformation in America’s Largest Church, has won five book awards, including selection as a CHOICE “Outstanding Academic Title” for 2012.
His current book project is tentatively titled Engaging a New World: Theologies of Guadalupe in the Americas. In addition to his scholarly work,
Matovina offers presentations and workshops on U.S. Catholicism and Latino ministry and theology throughout the United States.
Timoteo Matovina tiene más de treinta años de experiencia sirviendo entre los católicos hispanos. Actualmente es Profesor de Teología y
Co-Director del Instituto de Estudios Latinos en la Universidad de Notre Dame, South Bend, Indiana. Es autor de varios libros, inclusive
Catolicismo Latino: La transformación de la Iglesia en Estados Unidos (Libros Liguori) y Camino a Emaús: Compartiendo el ministerio de Jesús
(Liturgical Press). Además de sus labores académicas, ofrece en todo el país talleres y presentaciones sobre temas como la historia de la Iglesia,
los católicos hispanos, y el ministerio.
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Open Wide the Doors of Global Solidarity Through Prayer
Marcos Martinez
As Catholics, we recognize that prayer is of the utmost importance, an invaluable contribution to helping those who
are in need around the world. Prayer guides our actions, binds us in solidarity to one another and connects us more
deeply with the grace that flows from God. Catholic Relief Services invites you to pray as one human family with
these prayer resources that are rooted in the Catholic Social Mission of the Church and Global Solidarity. These
prayers engage communities to pray in solidarity with the most vulnerable sisters and brothers around the world.
We have various setting for ministry and seasons of the liturgical calendar. We will experience and learn where to
find these prayer resources for ministry leaders. Come and See.
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Marcos G. Martinez is the Relationship Manager for Catholic Relief Services, Southwest Division. He holds an MTS degree from Oblate School of
Theology and a B.A. degree from the College of Santa Fe, NM. Prior to joining CRS Southwest in May 2006, Mr. Martínez served on the staff at the
Mexican-American Cultural Center, San Antonio, TX, and previously, served as Director of Youth Ministry for the Diocese of El Paso.
As Relationship Manager, Marcos is responsible for outreach and relationship development to seven dioceses which include: the Archdiocese of
San Antonio, the Dioceses of Amarillo, El Paso, Laredo, Lubbock, Las Cruces and San Angelo. In these dioceses, he educates and informs
Catholics and others on global issues via workshops, trainings, retreats, etc., and provides opportunities for active engagement of dioceses in CRS’
various programming.
G3
La Voz de la Asamblea: El Papel del Ministerio de la Música
Peter Kolar
[Repetido]
El documento Cantemos al Señor: La Música en el Culto Divino nos dice que “la formación musical de la asamblea
debe ser una preocupación constante” para cada parroquia. En esta sesión, aprenderemos cómo estar más
atentos al papel de la música sagrada en la liturgia, y a nuestra responsabilidad como ministros de servir al pueblo
reunido. Así podemos cumplir con la visión de nuestra iglesia de una “participación plena, consciente y activa” de
los fieles.
Peter Kolar is the Senior Editor of Hispanic Resources for World Library Publications and J. S. Paluch Company. An
accomplished composer and pianist, his works include the bilingual mass setting, “Misa Luna,” and solo piano CD “Variations”. Peter holds a
Masters degree in music composition from Northwestern University and sits on the board of directors for the Southwest Liturgical Conference. He
resides in El Paso, TX, where he is the Director of the El Paso Diocesan Choir.
Peter Kolar es Editor Principal de Música y Recursos Hispanos en la casa editorial World Library Publications (WLP). Como compositor y pianista,
sus obras incluyen la misa bilingüe, “Misa Luna” y un CD de solo piano al estilo clásico, “Variaciones.” Peter tiene sus grados en composición
musical de la Universidad Northwestern y es parte de la mesa directiva de la Conferencia Litúrgica del Suroeste (SWLC). Vive en El Paso, Texas,
donde es el director del Coro Diocesano de El Paso.
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El Mariachi al Servicio de la Liturgia
Pedro Rubalcava
[Repetido]
El poder servir bien a la liturgia presenta grandes desafíos y en particular a los que utilizamos el género de la
música con mariachi. Tomaremos en cuenta lo esencial del ministerio litúrgico musical unido a lo único del mariachi
y presentaremos pautas para acompañar bien la Misa y su dinámica. Hablaremos de la importancia de las
introducciones, los interludios, las interpretaciones. Presentaremos repertorio y sugerencias prácticas.
Pedro Rubalcava is a well-known liturgical composer, cantor and speaker with more than 40 years of experience as a pastoral
musician. He is currently the director of Hispanic Ministries for OCP. He has recently completed the Misa del Sagrado Corazón,
a collaboration with Mariachi Los Camperos.
Pedro Rubalcava es un conocido compositor litúrgico, cantor y conferencista con más de 40 años de experiencia en la música pastoral.
Actualmente, sirve como director de ministerios hispanos de OCP, con quien acaba de completar la Misa del Sagrado Corazón, colaboración con
el Mariachi Los Camperos.
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El ministerio del Lector – Preparándose para Proclamar la Palabra de Dios
Sally Gomez-Jung
[Repetido]
Esta sesión les presentará a los Lectores las herramientas o destrezas necesarias para que sean auténticos
proclamadores de la Palabra de Dios. De esta manera, ellos permitirán que sean evangelizados y catequizados los
“escuchadores” de la Palabra, por medio de la palabra proclamada. Revisaremos la práctica de Lectio Divina, los
Ejercicios Espirituales de San Ignacio, y otros modos de meditar sobre las Sagradas Escrituras. ¡Que lleguemos a
creer lo que proclamaos y vivir lo que predicamos!
Sally Gomez-Jung earned a Master of Theological Studies from the Oblate School of Theology in San Antonio, as well as a
Master of Arts degree from the University of the Incarnate Word. She is the Cofounder of the Tepeyac Institute for Lay Ministry Formation in El
Paso, Texas. Sally has been the Director of the Theological Field Education Program at Oblate School for twenty three years. She was also the
Director of Ministers at SFC for four years that required formation of liturgical ministers. Her areas of interest include: Liturgy, Bereavement,
Immigration, Women's issues, and Spirituality.
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G6
From the Altar to the Door
Sharron Hanson
Ministers of Liturgical Environment will hear how one local parish dresses the church throughout the Liturgical
Seasons. Preparing for each season from the entrance to the altar and back, by subtle images and reminders. Find
out how this parish team fulfills their ministry with prayer, creativity and empowerment.
Sharron Hanson, a member of St. Mark’s Catholic Church, San Antonio, TX, has been the Committee Chairperson of Art &
Environment for the past 5 years. She has worked as a stylist and designer for 40 years, working with domestic & international
marketing companies to develop advertising, photo shoots and educational materials. Sharron has worked for profit and
non-profit organization in creating themes, color pallets, layouts and production for special events. As the owner of Colors of the Wind – A Stone
Merchant for the past 18 years, she develops, designs and manufactures stone products for retail gift markets.
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Qué Amable Es Tu Morada - La Construcción o Renovación del Iglesias
En esta presentación exploraremos elementos importantes que deben tenerse en cuenta para construir una nueva
iglesia o si se renueva una ya existente. El documento de la Conferencia Episcopal de los Estados Unidos,
Construido de piedras vivas, nos da los perímetros de lo que se debe de tener en cuenta para este proceso. No
sólo es la construcción, sino también el arte, la decoración y los muebles que han de embellecer el recinto sacro
que es destinado para el culto divino. También exploraremos las formas en que la comunidad parroquial toma
parte de este proceso y sus aportaciones.
Fr. Lucatero is a priest of the Archdiocese of San Antonio, where he serves as the Director of the Office of Worship, as well as serving as pastor of
St. Michael Parish. His theological studies were done at the Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium. After thirteen years of parochial ministry in
Eastern Washington, he pursued graduate studies at the University of Notre Dame obtaining a PhD in liturgical studies. Previously, he has served
as chair of the Northwest Regional Office for Hispanic Affairs, and the National Hispanic Institute of Liturgy. Presently he serves in the Hispanic
Sub-Committee of the USCCB Bishop's Committee of Divine Worship; he is a member of the advisory board of the National Hispanic Institute of
Liturgy. He recently published a book on the third edition of the Roman Missal, “The Living Mass: Changes to the Roman Missal and how We
Worship” which earned him 2012 retailers choice award. His book is also published in Spanish as “Una tradición siempre nueva, siempre viva: Los
cambios recientes de la Misa.”
4:15 pm
Study Week Closes
Various Locations
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Exhibitor List
Booth
201
233
302
303
202
311
241
251
442
205
206
101
407
104
411
405
253
105
252
243
307
308
306
207
502
211
406
404
221
222
503
103
212
102
105
204
305
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Organization
First Name
Abell+Crozier+Davis Architects
Greg
ACLS
Carol
ALBL Oberammergau
Markus
ALBL Oberammergau
Johannes
Anthem Sacred Furnishings
Mike
Baker Liturgical Art, LLC.
Brian
Cathedral Candle Company
Robert
Cathedral Candle Company
Mark
Catholic Relief Services
Marcos
Catholic Supply of St. Louis, Inc.
Dean
Catholic Supply of St. Louis, Inc.
Eric
Cavallini Co., Inc Stained Glass Studio Adrian
Centro Santa Catalina
Maureen
Chagall Design Limited
Jacques
Conrad Schmitt Studios, Inc.
Courtney
Cottonpatch Designs
Jenna
Creator Mundi
Tony
Deborah Luke, Sculptor
Deborah
Deirdre Maher Studio
Deirdre
Dekker/Perich/Sabatini
Robert
F.C. Ziegler Co.
Sean
F.C. Ziegler Co.
Terry
Fisher Heck Architects
James
Flying Paint Ranch Sculpture Studio Shelley
Friemel Fine Art
Randy
G.R. Hoelzeman Studios
George R.
Gaspard, Inc.
Jason R.
Good For The Soul Music
David
Granda Liturgical Arts
Pilar
Granda Liturgical Arts
Pilar
Groth Design Group
Paul
Hillstream LLC
John
Inner Light Glass Studio
Pamela
Inspired Artisans Ltd.
Gianfranco
Intrepid Surveying and Engineering Sherman
Julie Richey Mosaics, LLC
Julie
Karen Schmidt Sculpture
Karen
Katrina Rae in Concert
Katrina Rae
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Email Address
Davis
[email protected]
Frenning
[email protected]
Albl
[email protected]
Albl
[email protected]
Bonetto
[email protected]
Baker
[email protected]
Alexander, Jr.
[email protected]
Steigerwald
[email protected]
Martinez
[email protected]
Stutte
[email protected]
Benson
[email protected]
Cavallini
[email protected]
Gallagher
[email protected]
De Groot
[email protected]
Alvarez
[email protected]
Bruns
[email protected]
Haas
[email protected]
Luke
[email protected]
Maher
[email protected]
Habiger
[email protected]
Ziegler
[email protected]
Ziegler
[email protected]
Heck
[email protected]
Kolman Smith
[email protected]
Friemel
[email protected]
Hoelzeman
[email protected]
Gaspard
[email protected]
Kauffman
[email protected]
Parto
[email protected]
Parto
[email protected]
Barribeau
[email protected]
Bergstrom
[email protected]
Hawkins
[email protected]
Tassara
[email protected]
Posey
[email protected]
Richey
[email protected]
Schmidt
[email protected]
Daughenbaugh
[email protected]
Exhibitor List
Booth
Organization
First Name
Last Name
223
LeapFrog Promotions
Caryn
Benson
208
Little Books
Mary Leona
Jones
408
Liturgical Press
Barry
Hudock
[email protected]
409
Liturgical Press
Brian
Woods
[email protected]
301
Locke Design & Woodworks
Wayne
Locke
[email protected]
304
Mark Eric Gulsrud Architectural
Mark
Gulsrud
[email protected]
106
Marklin Candle Design
Christine
Marklin
[email protected]
107
Marklin Candle Design
Martin
Marklin
[email protected]
P4
Mary Regina Inc
Paul
Daus
[email protected]
231
Meltdown Glass Art & Design
BJ
Katz
[email protected]
505
Mexican American Catholic College Len
Brown
453
Ministry Scheduler Pro
Mikki
Manfredonia
410
National Association of Pastoral
Peter
Maher
[email protected]
309
New Holland Church Furniture
John
Gascho
[email protected]
310
New Holland Church Furniture
Dave
Beck
[email protected]
451
OCP
Laure
Krupp
[email protected]
452
OCP
Pedro
Rubalcava
[email protected]
209
ParishSOFT
Daniel
Smith
441
Ratigan-Schottler Manufacturing
Patrick
Ratigan
[email protected]
232
Rohn & Associates Design, Inc.
Rolf
Rohn
[email protected]
Root Candles
Rob
Graham
[email protected]
224
Saint Joseph's College, IN
Steven
Janco
[email protected]
421
Sauder Worship Seating
George
Cooley
[email protected]
504
Study Week 2017
Doris
Turek
[email protected]
501
SWLC 2016 Exhibit Committee
Tom
Minkley
[email protected]
P3
Verbum-Catholic Study Software
Greg
Hoerter
[email protected]
412
Viva Books
Paul
Fortney
[email protected]
203
Wanner Sculpture Studio LLC
Jordan
Wanner
[email protected]
210
Wiktor Szostalo Art Studio
Wiktor
Szostalo
[email protected]
401
Jennifer
Odegard
[email protected]
402
Jerry
Galipeau
[email protected]
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[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
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Acknowledgments
2016 SWLC Core Committee
Chairperson
Dr. Dolores Martinez
Co-Chairperson
Letty Spain
Liturgy
Finance
Charles Matt
Speakers
Rev. Ken Hannon, OMI
Environment
Greg Davis
Music
Bill Gokelman
Lena Gokelman
Registration
Rita Minkley
Exhibits
Tom Minkley
Hotel/Food Service
Dora Long
Hospitality
Mary Mainz
Christina Walls
Publicity
Rev. Pat O’Brien
Rev. Jaime Rentería
Special Thanks
We gratefully acknowledge the generosity of GIA Publications, Good For the Soul Music, MorningStar Music Publishers, OCP
(Oregon Catholic Press) and World Library Publications (WLP) for their donations toward the music used by the conference music
ministry for the liturgies of this Study Week.
Music Sub-Committee members: Dorothy Cass, Melissa Durham, Martha Klein, Jose Luis Castillo.
All the members of the Study Week Principal Liturgy Choir and Instrumentalists.
Gary Marks - organist for the Study Week principal Eucharistic Celebration
Ethereal Church Organs - Andrew Maurais for the Rodgers Organ.
Alamo Music - Zach Marr for the Yamaha C7
University of the Incarnate Word for use of choral rehearsal space.
St. Joseph Downtown for Daily Mass
San Fernando Cathedral for Daily Mass.
St. Mary’s Church downtown for Daily Mass
Archdiocese of San Antonio, Department of Pastoral Ministries - Maribel Silva, Griselda Gonzales, Juan Carlos Rodriguez.
Archdiocese of San Antonio, Ricoh Print Shop
Scott Stiles & Alamo Mailing Company for the printing of the Program Book.
Opening Event: Jose DeLeon and University of the Incarnate Word Students.
Rick McLaughlin and members of the Archdiocesan Choir.
Cherryl Sagan for the artwork design of the Conference Program and Tote Bags.
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2016 SWLC Schedule At A Glance
Wednesday, January 13, 2016
12:00 pm
Exhibitor Setup
CC Ex Hall B
2:00 pm
3:00 pm
SWLC Board of Directors Meeting
Registration Opens
Hilton Hotel
5:00 pm
Exhibits Open
CC Exhibit Hall B
7:00 pm
Opening Event &
Keynote Address: Fr. Paul Turner
Reception
8:30 pm
CC Ballroom B
CC Exhibit Hall B
Thursday , January 14, 2016
7:30 am
Conference Daily Masses
8:30 am
Exhibits Open
Various Locations: See Page 5
CC Exhibit Hall B
8:30 am
9:30 am
Registration Opens
Major Address: Rev. Michael Driscoll
CC Ballroom B
10:30 am
Exhibits & Break
CC Exhibit Hall B
11:15 am 12:30 pm
A-1: Rev. Michael S. Driscoll
A-2: Rev. Paul Turner
A-3: Greg Davis and Chad Abell
CC 006 A & B
CC 007 A & B
Hilton - Salon del Rey A
A-4: Dr. Rick Lopez
Hilton - Salon del Rey C
A-5: Paul Inwood
CC 008 A & B
A-6: David Anderson
CC 006 C
A-7: Barry Hudock
Hilton - El Mirador East A & B
A-8: Sr. Doris Mary Turek, SSND
CC 006 D
A-9: Charles Matt
CC 007 C
A-10: Dolores Martinez
Hilton - El Mirador West A & B
12:30 pm
1:30 pm
Exhibits & Lunch
Music Showcase 1: WLP Music
CC Exhibit Hall B
CC Ballroom B
1:30 pm 3:00 pm
Pecha Kucha 1st Round
CC Exhibit Hall B
CC 006 A & B
B-1: Rev. Michael S. Driscoll
B-2: Jim Hundt
Hilton - Salon del Rey A
B-3: Rev. Paul Turner
CC 007 A & B
B-4: Michael Prendergast
CC 008 B
B-5: Rev. Ken Hannon OMI
CC 007 C & D
B-6: Dr. Jerry Galipeau
CC 006 C & D
B-7: Paul Inwood
CC Ballroom B
B-8: Sr. Doris Mary Turek, SSND
CC 008 A
B-9: Sandra Derby
Hilton - Salon del Rey C
B-10: Dolores Martinez
Hilton - El Mirador East ABC
4:30 pm
Music Showcase 2: GIA Music
CC Ballroom B
6:00 pm
Exhibits Close
CC Exhibit Hall B
6:00 pm
8:30 pm
Dinner on your Own
Taize Night Prayer
TBA
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2016 SWLC Schedule At A Glance
Friday , January 15, 2016
8:00 am
Registration Opens
8:00 am
9:00 am
9:30 am
Exhibits Open
Morning Prayer
Major Address:
Sr. Theresa Koernke, IHM
10:30 am
11:15 am 12:30 pm
Exhibits & Break
C-1: Sr. Theresa Koernke
C-2: ACLS Panel
C-3: Michael Prendergast
C-4: Sandra Derby
C-5: David Anderson
C-6: Dr. Jerry Galipeau
C-7: Paul Inwood
C-8: Daniel Girardot
C-9: Barry Hudock
12:30 pm
1:45 pm 3:00 pm
C-10: Rev. H. Lucatero
Exhibits & Lunch
D-1: Griesemer /Garcia
D-2: Rita Thiron
D-3: Daniel Girardot
D-4: Rev. Greg Labus
D-5: Paul Inwood
D-6: Rev. Marcus McFaddin
D-7: Rev. Pat O'Brien
3:15 pm
3:15 pm
4:15 pm
5:00 pm
6:30 pm
D-8: Rev. James Burkart
D-9: Rev. Ed Koharchik
D-10: Rev. Jaime Renteria
Music Showcase 3: OCP
Pecha Kucha 2nd Round
Exhibits Close
Mass
Happy Hour
7:15 pm
Banquet/Awards
Saturday, January 16, 2016
8:00 am
Exhibits Open
8:00 am
Registration Opens
CC Lobby Exhibit
Hall B
CC Exhibit Hall B
CC Ballroom B
9:00 am
9:30 am
CC Ballroom B
9:30 10:45 am
CC Exhibit Hall B
CC Ballroom B
H - Salon del Rey A
H - Duquesa
H - La Reina
H -Salon del Rey C
H - El Mirador
ABC East
H - El Mirador
ABC West
H - La Vista F
CC Ballroom B
Reception Area
H - La Vista DE
CC Exhibit Hall B
H-Salon del Rey A
H-Salon del Rey B
H-El Mirador C
East
H - La Vista F
TBA
H-El Mirador AB
East
H-El Mirador
ABC West
H -Salon del Rey C
H - La Vista DE
H - La Reina
10:45 am
11:30 am
11:30 am 12:45 pm
12:45 pm
1:45 pm
1:45 pm
2:45 pm
3:00 pm 4:15 pm
TBA
CC Exhibit Hall B
CC Exhibit Hall B
CC Ballroom B
Hilton Hotel
Hilton Hotel
4:15 pm
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Morning Prayer
Major Address:
Dr. Timothy Matovina
E-1: Rev. Larry Christian
E-2: Rita Thiron
E-3: Frenning/Van Parys
E-4: Durham/Klein
E-5: Bridget Wenk
E-6: Linda Khirallah Porter
E-7: Dr. Rick Lopez
E-8: Rev. Victor Reyes
E-9: Bill & Lena Gokelman
Exhibits & Break
Major Address:
Dr. Timothy Matovina
F-1: Rev. Greg Labus
F-2: Rev. G. Sungherra SJ
F-3: Rev. James Burkart
F-4: Rev. Victor Reyes
F-5: Peter Kolar
F-6: Pedro Rubalcava
F-7: Sally Gomez- Jung
F-8: Sr. Doris Mary Turek
F-9: Rev. H. Lucatero
Exhibits & Lunch
Pecha Kucha 3rd Round
Music Showcase 4: GFTS
Exhibits Close
G-1: Dr. Timothy Matovina
G-2: Marcos Martinez
G-3: Peter Kolar
G-4: Pedro Rubalcava
G-5: Sally Gomez- Jung
G-6: Sharron Hanson
G-7: Rev. H. Lucatero
Study Week Closes
CC Exhibit Hall B
CC Lobby Exhibit
Hall B
CC Ballroom B
CC Ballroom B
CC 001 A
CC 103 A
H - Salon del Rey A
CC 006 ABCD
CC 103 B
CC Ballroom B
Reception Area
CC 001 B
CC 002 A & B
CC 003 A & B
CC Exhibit Hall B
CC Ballroom B
CC 002 A
H - Salon del Rey A
CC 103 A
CC 006 D
CC 006 A & B
CC 001 B
CC 103 B
CC 003 A & B
CC 002 B
CC Exhibit Hall B
CC Exhibit Hall B
CC Ballroom B
CC Exhibit Hall B
CC 103 B
CC 001 A
CC 002 A &B
CC 001 B
CC 103 A
CC 003 A
CC 003 B

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