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Guide for Cantors (Liturgical Ministry Series)

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Guide for Cantors (Liturgical Ministry Series)
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Effectively train those new to the ministry of cantor and rejuvenate the work of veterans, with this new resource from LTP. Like all of the guides in this series, liturgical ministers are given the background and tools they need to pray, study, and serve in the liturgy. By the end of their training you're cantors will know the essentials for leading the assembly with sung prayer (song-leader/animator), proclaiming the Responsorial Psalm (Psalmist), and modeling good liturgical practice and of the Christian life to the parish assembly.
Inside you'll find a pastoral, inviting format and style, including:
a basic theological and historical overview of the ministry
Liturgical Catechesis about the role of the cantor during the Mass
Ways to deepen personal prayer life
Generous quotations from the documents of the Church
Detailed, and practical instructions for 'how' to serve as cantor
nstructive Photos, Charts, text boxes
Frequently asked Questions with answers
Questions for Reflection or Discussion
An annotated Resource section
Glossary of Terms
Prayers
Published by Liturgy Training Publications.
Country USA
Brand Brand: Liturgy Training Publications
Manufacturer Liturgy Training Pubns
Binding Paperback
EANs 9781568546056
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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