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November 5, 2010
 Profound
Preaching: A Workshop for Priests and Deacons
with all new topics!
Join noted author and educator Deacon
James Keating for one of the Liturgical Institute's most popular
workshops. This year's theme, "Contemplative Homiletics," addresses how
contemplation
leads the homilist to approach his preparation and execution of
the homily from a perspective that beholds the beauty of scripture.
Perfect for priests and deacons who want to renew their preaching and
inspire the faithful.
January 21, 2011
 Treasures of the Triduum: The Spirituality of Holy Week
with all new
topics: Theological Insights from the Liturgy of the Hours
A one-day
workshop with Fr. Douglas Martis and Fr. Michael Fuller which unveils
the rich theology of the apex of the Church's liturgical year. Perfect
for preachers, RCIA leaders, liturgy directors, musicians and all who
desire to enter more deeply into the heart of the Paschal Mystery. This
year's theme draws from the rich theology found in Holy Week's Liturgy
of the Hours.
More information to come!
April 8, 2011
 Mystical
Body, Mystical Voice For Church Musicians
Enjoy the Liturgical Institute's rich insights for the implementation of
the third typical edition of the Missal, specifically adapted for church
musicians. Much more than a review of the new words, MBMV for Church
Musicians will into the theological nature of liturgical music itself,
examining how music makes the texts of the Mass more penetrating.
Perfect for music directors, choir members, liturgy directors, diocesan
worship office personnel, pastors and all who love Catholic music and
liturgy. Check back for more information!
June 19-24, 2011
 Liturgical
Retreat for Priests: Christ, The Ideal of the Priest
with
retreat master Fr. Joseph Henchey, CSS
A retreat
for priest focused on the sacred liturgy on the Liturgical Institute's
beautiful campus of the University of Saint Mary of the Lake. Be
inspired by spiritual master and Stigmatine priest Fr Joseph Henchey of
New York's St. Joseph Seminary (Dunwoodie) as he draws from the wisdom
of Blessed Columba Marmion. Join the Liturgical Institute for sung
Vespers, Lauds and Mass, as well as a special guest lecture with Bishop
Samuel Aquila.
Check back for more information!
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