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DOWNLOAD I.C.M.A. .CONCERT MUSIC - 'AVE, AVE' CONCERT - Thursday, 4 July 2019
1 Mozart 2 Guilmant 3 Hassler 4 Handl-Victoria 5 Elgar 6 Bernard Sexton
1 Mozart 2 Guilmant 3 Hassler 4 Handl-Victoria 5 Elgar 6 Bernard Sexton
Mater Dei Centre for Catholic Education
Researchers at the Mater Dei Centre for Catholic Education (MDCCE) at Dublin City University are embarking on an exciting three-year project which aims to explore the nature, scope and potential of religious education and faith development for adults in Ireland. The principal investigator is Dr. Gareth Byrne and the post-doctoral researcher for this project is Dr. Bernadette Sweetman.
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Researchers at the Mater Dei Centre for Catholic Education (MDCCE) at Dublin City University are embarking on an exciting three-year project which aims to explore the nature, scope and potential of religious education and faith development for adults in Ireland. The principal investigator is Dr. Gareth Byrne and the post-doctoral researcher for this project is Dr. Bernadette Sweetman.
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Celebrating 50 Years of Irish Church Music Association - 1-5 July 2019
1-2 JULY: JUBILEE CONFERENCE TO CELEBRATE 50 YEARS
The Irish Church Music Association in partnership with the National Centre for Liturgy conducts a two-day conference to mark 50 years of the Association in Ireland. The conference will take place on Monday, 1 July and Tuesday, 2 July in St Patrick's College, Maynooth, Co. Kildare. The theme of the conference is Rejoice and Sing - Celebrating 50 Years of Irish Church Music - Remembering, Celebrating and Looking Forward.
Presenters will include Fr Michael Joncas, Artist in Residence and Research Fellow in Catholic Studies, University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, Minnesota, Professor Lizette Larson-Miller, Professor of Moral and Pastoral Theology at Huron University College, Ontario, Fr Thomas Whelan CSSp, Karen O'Donovan, Philip McKinley, Fr Martin Browne O.S.B. The conference will include a celebration of Morning and Evening Prayer and conclude with Eucharist.
2-5 JULY: FROM CONFERENCE TO SUMMER SCHOOL
The celebration of Eucharist on Tuesday, 2 July to conclude the conference is also the opening event of the Summer School. The theme: Rejoice and Sing continues throughout the summer school with Fr Michael Joncas as the guest director for the week. Workshops during the week will be presented by Dr John O’Keeffe, Bernard Sexton, Ephrem Feeley, Fr Liam Lawton, Sr Marie Dunn CHF, Órla Barry, Ciaran Coll, Regina Deacy, Dominic Finn and Fr Columba McCann O.S.B.
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Conference Brochure
The Irish Church Music Association in partnership with the National Centre for Liturgy conducts a two-day conference to mark 50 years of the Association in Ireland. The conference will take place on Monday, 1 July and Tuesday, 2 July in St Patrick's College, Maynooth, Co. Kildare. The theme of the conference is Rejoice and Sing - Celebrating 50 Years of Irish Church Music - Remembering, Celebrating and Looking Forward.
Presenters will include Fr Michael Joncas, Artist in Residence and Research Fellow in Catholic Studies, University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, Minnesota, Professor Lizette Larson-Miller, Professor of Moral and Pastoral Theology at Huron University College, Ontario, Fr Thomas Whelan CSSp, Karen O'Donovan, Philip McKinley, Fr Martin Browne O.S.B. The conference will include a celebration of Morning and Evening Prayer and conclude with Eucharist.
2-5 JULY: FROM CONFERENCE TO SUMMER SCHOOL
The celebration of Eucharist on Tuesday, 2 July to conclude the conference is also the opening event of the Summer School. The theme: Rejoice and Sing continues throughout the summer school with Fr Michael Joncas as the guest director for the week. Workshops during the week will be presented by Dr John O’Keeffe, Bernard Sexton, Ephrem Feeley, Fr Liam Lawton, Sr Marie Dunn CHF, Órla Barry, Ciaran Coll, Regina Deacy, Dominic Finn and Fr Columba McCann O.S.B.
Download: Booking Form
Conference Brochure
Courses in Liturgy, Academic Year 2019-20
The National Centre for Liturgy will begin the new academic year 2019-20 on Monday, 23 September 2019.
Classes are held on Tuesdays and Wednesdays throughout the academic year beginning at 10.00am and concluding at 4.00pm each day. (See Courses)
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Application Form Masters
Photograph: Graduation November 2017
Classes are held on Tuesdays and Wednesdays throughout the academic year beginning at 10.00am and concluding at 4.00pm each day. (See Courses)
Download: Application Form Diplomas
Application Form Masters
Photograph: Graduation November 2017
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Draw Near and Take the Body of the Lord by Michael Joncas
Honour Glory and Blessing by J. Columba McCann O.S.B.
Composed for the National Centre for Liturgy, St Patrick's College, Maynooth, Co. Kildare
Celebrating the Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy on its 50th Anniversary, 22 November 2013
Download: Though We Are Many - Bernard Sexton
Sprinkling Rite (Mass of St Mel) - John O'Keeffe
Be Merciful - Ian Callinan
Hold Us In Your Mercy - Ian Callinan
The Lord is Compassion and Love - Oliver Hynes
Faithful is the Lord - Liam Lawton/John O'Keeffe
Canticle of Revelation - J. Columba McCann O.S.B.
Responsorial Psalm, St Patrick, Principal Patron of Ireland - Paul Flynn
Responsorial Psalm, The Ascenstion of the Lord - Paul Flynn
One Bread, One Body, One Lord - Ian Callinan
Heart Of Our Love - J. Columba McCann O.S.B.
Joy For The World - Liam Lawton
Christ Has Died - Frank O'Donnell
Advisory Committee on Church Music College Chapel, Maynooth
Courses and Certificates in Liturgical Organ Playing The Advisory Committee on Church Music facilitates tuition in liturgical organ for the Church in Ireland. The National Centre for Liturgy intends to provide an additional venue during the academic year at St Patrick's College, Maynooth. This opportunity will be convenient to potential liturgical organists in the surrounding areas. Click here for further information 
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