“I hope that the harmony of music and song, which knows no social or religious barriers, will be a constant invitation to believers and all people of good will to seek together the universal language of love that enables people to build a world of justice and solidarity, hope and peace.”
~ Pope Benedict XV!
When we sing a hymn and pray together, we are all involved in music ministry. Some folks feel a strong call to share their faith through the giving of their time and talent to Blessed Sacrament’s music program. Should you wish to express your love of God through music ministry, please consider these opportunities:
- Traditional choir that sings at the 10:00 Sunday Mass
- Contemporary ensemble that sings at the 12:15 Sunday Mass
- A volunteer cantor program that supports the singing at all Sunday Masses
- Children’s choir that sings several times during the year
- Instrumentalists that play on an “as needed” basis
We strive to lead the congregation in prayer and worship through music and singing. For the glory and praise of God, we blend our individual gifts of music for the benefit of all in the congregation. We carefully select songs that reflect on the Readings and the season. We believe music should assist folks in expressing and sharing the gift of faith.
The Traditional Choir Sings at the 10:00 Mass
The Contemporary Ensemble sings at the 12:15 Mass
Shout with joy to the Lord, all the earth, break into song, sing praise!
Sing praise to God with the harp, with the harp and melodious song.
With trumpets and horn, shout with joy to the Lord, our King.
~ Psalm 98:4-6
Children’s Choir – sings at the 10:00 Sunday Mass at various times throughout the year. They have short rehearsals prior to Faith Formation classes in room 11 of the school building. Children K – 8 are invited to participate. .
Cantor Program
The cantor program is composed of volunteers that intone the Psalm and support congregational singing at all Sunday Masses. The cantoring schedule is flexible, issued on a monthly basis. An audition is required.
CONTACT PERSON: Beata Golec, or phone 271-7240.

