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Cathedral Ministry Conference
and the CONFERENCE OF ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL MUSICIANS
January 14-17, 2019 | St. James Cathedral, Seattle
WHAT IS THE CATHEDRAL MINISTRY CONFERENCE?
The Cathedral Ministry Conference (www.cathedralministry.org) is a biennial meeting of
those involved in ministry in Cathedrals and Basilicas throughout North America. Past
conferences held in Orlando, San Antonio, New Orleans, Los Angeles, Seattle, St. Augustine,
Milwaukee, Salt Lake City, Minneapolis/St. Paul, and Santa Fe have been great successes,
allowing cathedral pastors/rectors, musicians, and lay ministers to meet, interact, pray, learn,
and be renewed in ministry together. As in past years, the 2019 Cathedral Ministry
Conference will offer three stellar keynote presentations that will be of interest to all who are
engaged in cathedral ministry as well as workshops aimed at a variety of more particular
interests and concerns. The conference provides time for networking and fellowship with other cathedral
ministers from around the country. This is a unique opportunity to share ideas with counterparts from cities large
and small around the United States.
CONFERENCE OF ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL MUSICIANS (CRCCM)
In 2019 we gather jointly with the Conference of Roman Catholic Cathedral Musicians
(www.crccm.org), an annual collegial gathering of musicians serving cathedral churches in the
United States and Canada. CRCCM both seeks and stands ready to consult with other liturgical
and musical organizations in the pursuit of beauty and excellence in worship, for the spiritual
and cultural enrichment of the community, and the greater glory of God. The 2019 Seattle
Conference will be a special opportunity to gather Cathedral musicians with Cathedral rectors/
pastors and lay ministers for a time of shared learning, collegiality, and networking.
ST. JAMES CATHEDRAL, SEATTLE
St. James Cathedral (www.stjames-cathedral.org) is the cathedral for the Archdiocese of
Seattle and the parish church for a large and diverse community of more than 2,400
families. Situated high on a hill, St. James plays both sentinel and beacon as it stands
watch over a vibrant city, calling people to prayer, challenging them to justice, enticing
them with beauty. Since its noteworthy restoration and renovation of 1994, the cathedral
has become known for its beautiful liturgies, its critically acclaimed music program, and
its extensive and innovative programs of outreach to the poor. St. James Cathedral has
also become Seattle’s ecumenical and interfaith gathering place at times of crisis and
mourning, a center for the arts, and a crossroads for civic conversation.
THE CITY OF SEATTLE
Seattle is the fastest growing major city in the US, and is the home of Amazon,
Starbucks, Microsoft, Boeing, Nordstrom, and Costco, to name a few. And Seattle
is an attractive city year round – even in January! In addition to the city’s famous
natural surroundings—mountains, lakes, and a large inland sea—and well-known
landmarks like the Space Needle and the Pike Place Market, there are many other
attractions. Seattle is a regional capital for the arts, with many museums, galleries,
and concert halls. In the course of the 2019 Conference, you will have ample
opportunities to explore one of our country’s most beautiful cities.
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION AND FEES
The registration fee is $395 for a single person, $375 each for multiple registrants from the same Cathedral. Please
make your check payable to ST. JAMES CATHEDRAL and send by December 1, 2018 to:
Maria Laughlin
St. James Cathedral
804 Ninth Avenue
Seattle, WA 98104
You can also register online at www.cathedralministry.org. Please note that hotel reservations MUST be made
separately. Contact the Renaissance Seattle directly and reference the Cathedral Ministry Conference to receive
the special rate of $149 per night. Or visit www.cathedralministry.org, and follow the link to make your hotel
reservation online.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory The Hungers of a Wealthy People: The Eucharistic Bread of Life The Celebration of the Eucharist seeks to satisfy the hungers of the human heart in ways that no mere food can ever achieve. When we come to Mass, we discover just how hungry we are for the things that so often go unnoticed in our daily lives – spiritual yearnings that are far too important to be neglected or ignored. ARCHBISHOP WILTON GREGORY has served in many leading roles in the U.S. church. In November 2001, he was elected president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops following three years as vice president. He currently serves as the chair of the USCCB Committee on Divine Worship. Archbishop Gregory has written extensively on church issues, including pastoral statements on the death penalty, euthanasia/physician- assisted suicide and has published numerous articles on the subject of liturgy, particularly in the African-American community. Diana Macalintal and Nick Wagner The Cathedral as the Mother and Model for Making Disciples “Bishops are the chief stewards of the mysteries of God and leaders of the entire liturgical life in the Church committed to them” (General Introduction: Christian Initiation, 12). As “mother church” of a diocese, the Cathedral holds a vital role in the bishop’s work of directing the way we initiate seekers into these mysteries. In this keynote, we will explore the challenges and rewards of a Cathedral catechumenate ministry that can serve as the diocesan model for making disciples. NICK WAGNER and DIANA MACALINTAL are the founders and codirectors of TeamRCIA.com, a free online resource for catechumenate ministry, which they began in 2007 from their home in San Jose, California. TeamRCIA assists parish ministers to convert hearts to Jesus Christ through parish initiation ministry by helping them build thriving parishes, break free of “the way we’ve always done it,” and go way beyond their perceived limits to be inspired and inspiring. Today TeamRCIA is a community of over 20,000 parish ministers and volunteers throughout North America and beyond. Through the website, live training institutes, and a series of books published in partnership with Liturgical Press, TeamRCIA provides accessible and effective RCIA resources that help parish teams form disciples for Christ’s mission. Father Dave Dwyer, CSP Leaving the Upper Room: How the Church Needs to Reach Out to the Millennial Generation At Pentecost the first disciples were propelled forth by the Spirit, from the comfort and tight-knit community of the Upper Room out into the world to evangelize. Do our cathedral ministries embrace Pope Francis’ call to remember that “Jesus is the Lord of risk, of the eternal ‘more,’ not the Lord of comfort, security and ease” (WYD 2016). How can we leave our comfortable Upper Rooms (even virtually!) to make connections with a generation that has shown that they will not come knock on our door? Fr. Dave will speak about how we can be more proactive in reaching young adults. FR. DAVE DWYER, CSP is a Paulist priest and director of Busted Halo Ministries, publisher of BustedHalo.com and YoungAdultMinistryInaBox.com, host of the “Sacraments 101” videos and “The Busted Halo Show” every afternoon on SiriusXM radio. He has appeared on CNN, Fox News, NBC News, Entertainment Tonight and The Daily Show. He worked in campus ministry at the Universities of Colorado and Texas. Prior to ordination he directed television for MTV and Comedy Central.
DAY ONE: MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 2019
1pm-5pm Registration at Renaissance Seattle hotel
2pm-5pm Guided tours of St. James Cathedral
6:00pm Evening Prayer at St. James Cathedral
Father Michael G. Ryan, homilist
7:00pm Opening Reception at Renaissance Seattle, Visions Room
DAY TWO: TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 2019
7:00am Breakfast
8:30am Morning Prayer
9:30am KEYNOTE: Archbishop Wilton Gregory
THE HUNGERS OF A WEALTHY PEOPLE
10:30am Coffee Break/Visit our vendors
11:15am Workshops: Series A CHOOSE ONE OF SIX
A-1 The Power of Sacred Art, the Art of Sacred Power
From its very beginnings the Catholic Church has engaged the sacred arts in
the proclamation and the celebration of the faith. This workshop will offer a
brief overview of the role art has played in the life of the church throughout
the ages. We will then explore how the arts may assist in the building up of
our church in the very diverse and complex world we live in today. Presenter:
Johan Van Parys, Basilica of St. Mary, Minneapolis
A-2 The Past is Present: Sharing your Cathedral History
This workshop explores how the stories we tell from our diocesan and
Cathedral history can help us understand the unique charism of our local
church and can also serve as a powerful tool for evangelization. Presenters:
Corinna Laughlin, Director of Liturgy, St. James Cathedral; and Seth Dalby,
Archivist, Archdiocese of Seattle.
A-3 The First Years of Cathedral Ministry
Cathedral ministry is a unique form of pastoral ministry. This presentation,
facilitated by two experienced pastors, will focus on the challenges and
exciting possibilities that come with pastoring a cathedral community. The
presenters will share some of their insights but the heart of the workshop will
be responses to questions submitted in advance by those intending to
participate. Presenters: Father Michael G. Ryan, Pastor, St. James Cathedral,
Seattle; and Father John Bauer, Pastor, Basilica of St. Mary, Minneapolis.
A-4 Starting a Youth Ministry Program—from scratch!
Youth ministry is one of the most important things we do in our parishes. Two
experienced youth ministers share the wisdom learned from starting an inner-
city youth ministry program from scratch, and talk about how to integrate
service and ministry opportunities into youth ministry. Presenters: Joe Cotton
and Curtis Leighton, St. James Cathedral, Seattle.
A-5 Faithful Citizenship: The Cathedral as Public Witness
As Catholics, we have an obligation to advocate for the common good, yet
many of us shy away from engaging in the political sphere. How can we speak
the prophetic word in our polarized political environment? This workshop will
explore ways to grow as faithful advocates. We will also look at some of the
opportunities and challenges unique to Cathedrals in engaging in political
advocacy. Presenter: Patty Bowman, longtime Outreach Director at St. James
Cathedral, now director of the Intercommunity Peace and Justice Center in
Seattle.
A-6 CRCCM: BUSINESS MEETING
Members of CRCCM gather for their annual business meeting
in lieu of a workshop at this time.
12:30pm Lunch at the Renaissance
Networking/Visit our vendors
2:00pm Workshops: Series B CHOOSE ONE OF SIX
B-1 A New Cathedral: the Story of Christ Cathedral, Garden Grove
Father Christopher Smith and members of his team share the unique
story of the new Christ Cathedral in Garden Grove, Diocese of Orange,
formerly the “Crystal Cathedral.” Learn how this team is seizing the
opportunity to create a modern Cathedral incorporating the best of our
Catholic tradition, and revitalizing the parish community and the
diocese at the same time. Presenter: Rev. Christopher Smith, Christ
Cathedral, Diocese of Orange.
B-2 Celebrating Cathedral Milestone Moments
Whether it's your 25th or your 225th, cathedral milestones are worth
celebrating! This workshop will share ideas about celebrating the past,
the present and the future as you mark an important anniversary in the
life of your cathedral parish. Presenter: Mae Desaire, Communications
Director, Basilica of St. Mary, Minneapolis.
B-3 Small budget, big impact: challenges and opportunities
of small and rural cathedrals
Just because you have a small budget doesn’t mean you can’t have a
big impact in your community. This workshop explores the special gifts
and opportunities of small cathedrals. Presenters: Father Jerry Riney,
Owensboro, KY; and Father Jerry Funke, Boise, ID.
B-4 Sacramental Preparation as an opportunity for evangelization
This panel discussion will offer practical and useful ideas for seizing on
sacramental moments—marriage, baptism, First Communion, and
confirmation—to evangelize and invite. Presenters: Father Adam Lee
Ortega y Ortiz, Santa Fe; Julianna Castro, St. James Cathedral, Seattle;
and Helen Oesterle, Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish, Seattle.
B-5 The Field Hospital
Many of our inner-city Cathedrals are surrounded by people in need.
This panel discussion explores how we can develop outreach ministries
in response to the specific needs we see all around us. Presenters: Chris
Koehler, Director, St. James Immigrant Assistance; Nancy Granger,
Mental Health Nurse; Teddi Callahan, Director of the Cathedral
Kitchen, and Patrick Barredo, Director of Outreach and Advocacy,
St. James Cathedral, Seattle.
B-6 CRCCM Workshop: Open rehearsal with Bruce Neswick
Bruce Neswick will offer an open rehearsal with St. James Cathedral’s
Jubilate! Young Women’s Ensemble. Bruce Neswick is the Canon for
Cathedral Music at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Portland, Oregon. Mr.
Neswick was the Director of Music at the Cathedral of Saint John the
Divine, New York City, where he conducted the Choir of Girls, Boys
and Adults and had oversight of the musical life of that historic church.
Active in the field of church music, Mr. Neswick has conducted dozens
of summer camps and festivals for boy and girl choristers and has been
commissioned to compose for performers and churches throughout
North America.
3:30pm Break
5:30pm Mass at St. James Cathedral
Archbishop J. Peter Sartain, presider and homilist
7:00pm No-host networking dinners (meet your group in the lobby of
the Renaissance Seattle)
8:00pm CRCCM: Choral Concert with Jubilate! Young Women’s
Ensemble, the Cathedral Cantorei, and the Cathedral Choir of
St. James (optional for Cathedral Ministry Conference)
DAY 3: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2019
7:00am Breakfast
8:30am Morning Prayer
9:30am KEYNOTE: Diana Macalintal & Nick Wagner
CATHEDRAL AS THE MOTHER AND MODEL FOR MAKING DISCIPLES
10:30am Coffee Break/Visit with our vendors
11:00am Workshops: Series C CHOOSE ONE OF SIX
C-1 The Liturgical Environment: A Practical Workshop
Dressing the church throughout the liturgical year supports our prayer
and worship practices. Seasonal embellishments in our churches
identify visually, and to all of our senses, the Paschal and Incarnational
cycles of the Liturgical Year. This session will give a greater
understanding of the appropriate placement, scale and symbolism of
objects in our liturgical environment. Presenter: Carol Frenning,
President, Association of Consultants for Liturgical Spaces.
C-2 The Rights and Wrongs of the Rite of Election
One of the main liturgies of the diocese is the Rite of Election, which is
the “focal point of the Church’s concern for the catechumens” (RCIA,
121). It is one of the few annual diocesan liturgies at which people
from every parish participate, and it is often the first experience of
catechumens and their godparents of the bishop and the wider church.
This liturgy can be a formative moment for discipleship, or it can be a
confusing ritual that miscatechizes the purpose of election. We’ll
discuss some pitfalls to avoid and ways to rethink this liturgy within the
context of the intention of the rite. Presenter: Diana Macalintal.
C-3 Capital Campaigns: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
In this lively panel discussion, experienced fundraisers share stories of
capital campaign successes as well as asks that went awry. We’ll
explore campaigns both large and small and invite participants to share
their experiences as well. Presenters: Deacon Pierce Murphy, Executive
Director of Stewardship and Development, Archdiocese of Seattle;
Monsignor Robert Ritchie, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, New York City; Terri
Ashmore, Basilica of St. Mary, Minneapolis.
C-4 Come, Follow Me: Preaching Workshop
An opportunity for priests and deacons attending the conference to
explore the ministry of preaching with a gifted preacher and teacher.
Presenter: Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg, auxiliary bishop of the
Archdiocese of Seattle. Bishop Mueggenborg is the author of Come
Follow Me, reflections on the Sunday Gospels.
C-5 All about Alpha
Have you thought about launching Alpha in your parish? Do you have
questions about the program and how it fits in the Catholic or
Cathedral setting? This panel will explore the challenges and blessings
of undertaking Alpha in both urban and neighborhood settings.
Presenters: Julianna Castro, St. James Cathedral; Johnny Hom, Holy
Family Parish, Kirkland; and Cathy Rowley, Mary Queen of Peace,
Sammamish.
C-6 CRCCM: BUSINESS MEETING
Members of CRCCM gather for their annual business meeting in lieu of
a workshop at this time.
12:15pm Lunch
Networking/Opportunity to visit our vendors
1:30pm CRCCM WORKSHOP: Sacred Works of Brahms
“The idea comes to me from outside of me, and is like a gift. I
then take the idea and make it my own—that is where the skill
lies.” An extraordinary opportunity to explore Brahms’ organ
and sacred choral works with two gifted professors. CAROLE
TERRY is a renowned performer and pedagogue of the organ
and harpsichord. Especially known for her performances and
recordings of German Romantic music, she is also an expert on
the physiology of keyboard performance -- the subject of her
forthcoming academic work. GEORGE BOZARTH specializes in
19th-century studies, especially the music of Johannes Brahms
and musical life in Boston. He is also interested in the early
history of the piano. He was the founding Executive Director of
the American Brahms Society, 1983–2014.
1:30pm City Excursion (CATHEDRAL MINISTRY ONLY)
CHOOSE ONE OF THREE OPTIONS
The cost of the excursion is included in your registration.
Option 1: Space Needle and
Chihuly Garden and Glass
Ride the monorail to the Seattle Center and explore
the iconic Space Needle, erected for the 1962 Seattle
World’s Fair. You’ll also receive a pass to Chihuly
Garden and Glass, a stunning museum at the foot of
the Space Needle, with great works by the world-
famous glass artist. The tour will be self-guided and
there will be plenty of time to explore.
Option 2: The Museum of Flight at Boeing Field
Explore the past, present, and future of aviation at the
Museum of Flight, just south of downtown Seattle.
The museum displays dozens of historic aircraft,
including planes from both World Wars. You can
also climb on board Air Force One and a Concorde
supersonic airliner, sit in a real cockpit, and even try
out a flight simulator. The Museum of Flight is one of
the finest aviation museums in the world.
Option 3: Service Opportunity:
The Cathedral Kitchen
Help prepare and serve a meal for homeless men
and women at the Cathedral Kitchen. The Kitchen
was founded by the Catholic Worker community in
1975 and continues to draw its inspiration from
Dorothy Day. Volunteers prepare and serve a meal
to about 150 guests every weeknight. Participation in
this service opportunity is limited—first come, first to
serve!
...or enjoy some time exploring the city on your own.
Plenty of options will be provided for a fun afternoon in Seattle.
5:30pm Mass at St. James Cathedral
Father Michael G. Ryan, presider
Father Dave Dwyer, CSP, homilist
7:00pm Cathedral Ministry Closing Banquet (location TBD)
8:00pm CRCCM: Bruce Neswick Organ Recital
DAY 4: THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 2019
7:00am Breakfast
8:30am Morning prayer
9:30am KEYNOTE: Father Dave Dwyer, CSP
“Leaving the Upper Room: How the Church Needs to Reach
Out to the Millennial Generation”
10:30am Cathedral Ministry Conference concludes
—————
11:00am CRCCM EXCURSION: Organ Crawl in Tacoma, Washington
CRCCM members will visit the Paul Fritts Organ Shop in
Parkland and the Martin Pasi Organ shop in Roy; both will have
nearly-completed organs in the shops. We’ll also stop off to visit
the Brombaugh Organ at Christ Church Parish, Tacoma; the
Fritts Organ at Pacific Lutheran University; and the Fritts Organ
at the University of Puget Sound. Lunch along the way.
7:00pm CRCCM Closing Banquet (location TBD)
THE RENAISSANCE SEATTLE HOTEL
The Renaissance Seattle Hotel (www.themadison.com)
will host the conference workshops, keynotes, and most
of our meals as well. A block of rooms has been reserved
for the Cathedral Ministry Conference at a special rate of
$149 per night. Located in the heart of Downtown Seattle
at Sixth and Madison, The Renaissance Seattle is only
three blocks from St. James Cathedral and is a short walk
to all major attractions, including the waterfront, Pike
Place Market, Pacific Place, Westlake Center, Pioneer
Square and Safeco Field. The Renaissance Seattle is 11
miles from Sea-Tac International Airport, 20 minutes by
taxi or airport shuttle, and 35 minutes by light rail.
Please note that hotel reservations MUST be made separately. Contact the
Renaissance Seattle directly and reference the Cathedral Ministry Conference to
receive the special rate of $149 per night. Or visit www.cathedralministry.org,
and follow the link to make your hotel reservation online.
PARTICIPANT AND VENDOR DISPLAYS
Please bring along examples of your own publications—magazines, fundraising
materials, orders of celebration—to display and share with your fellow
participants. There will also be displays from vendors from around the country
with books, religious articles, vestments, and more. Please make time to visit our
vendors without whose sponsorship the conference would not be possible!
Cathedral Ministry Conference SEATTLE 2019
WITH THE CONFERENCE OF ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL MUSICIANS
REGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.CATHEDRALMINISTRY.ORG OR COMPLETE AND RETURN THIS FORM BY DECEMBER 1, 2018
Name _______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Cathedral name ______________________________________________________________________________________________
Address _____________________________________________________________________________________________________
City, State, ZIP _______________________________________________________________________________________________
Phone _______________________________________________________________________________________________________
E-mail _______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Your role at Cathedral: Pastor/Rector Staff Position/Title ___________________________________________________
Are you a member of CRCCM? NO YES
Do you anticipate needing transportation from the hotel to the Cathedral (four blocks)? NO YES
Workshop Selections
Please assist us in planning by selecting one in each of the three series of workshops
Tuesday, January 15, 2019 Tuesday, January 15, 2019 Wednesday, January 16, 2019
11:15am Workshop 2:00pm Workshop 11:00am Workshop
_____ A1 Power of Sacred Art, Art of Sacred _____ B1 The Story of Christ Cathedral, _____ C1 Liturgical Environment: A
Power Garden Grove Practical Workshop
_____ A2 Past is Present: Sharing your _____ B2 Celebrating Cathedral Milestone _____ C2 The Rite of Election
Cathedral History Moments
_____ C3 Capital Campaigns: The Good,
_____ A3 The First Years of Cathedral _____ B3 Small budget, big impact: small the Bad, and the Ugly
Ministry and rural cathedrals _____ C4 Come, Follow Me: Preaching
workshop
_____ A4 Starting a Youth Ministry Program _____ B4 Sacramental Preparation as an
opportunity for evangelization _____ C5 All About Alpha
_____ A5 Faithful Citizenship: Cathedral as
Public Witness _____ B5 The Field Hospital: Responding to _____ C6 CRCCM Business Meeting
those in need
_____ A6 CRCCM Business Meeting
_____ B6 CRCCM: Bruce Neswick open
rehearsal
Wednesday excursion (Cathedral Ministry only)
Please indicate if you’d like to take one of the planned Wednesday afternoon excursions. The cost is included in your registration.
Space Needle/Chihuly Museum Museum of Flight at Boeing Field Cathedral Kitchen service opportunity
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$375 each (if two or more participants from one Cathedral) by DECEMBER 1, 2018 to:
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December 15, 2018. After December 15, no refunds can be given.
For those really willing to look and to search, there is a greatness to be discovered in a
cathedral and a whole world of opportunities to be explored. Cathedrals realize a few of
those opportunities, but only a few, and I know a cathedral will lose its soul the day it
thinks it has realized them all. Cathedrals, like so many other human enterprises, are
works in progress, unfinished symphonies. Like the God they are meant to image and
honor, they defy easy definition and they never run out of possibilities.
Father Michael G. Ryan
St. James Cathedral, Seattle
TESTIMONIALS
“Cathedrals are the hearts of our dioceses. Thank you for helping with our heart health.”
Monsignor Robert T. Ritchie, New York City
“Every Cathedral is unique, but at our heart and in our purpose we share a mission.
The conference is a great way to experience the diversities of Cathedrals but also
how each accomplishes the same mission.” Very Rev. Ed Steiner, Nashville
“Absolutely loved the conference. It was like we were a big family. Informative,
useful and spiritually invigorating.” Rev. Greg Finzen, Sioux City, Iowa
“An extraordinary and worthwhile educational experience in Cathedral Ministry.”
Rev. Bob Brown, BaltimoreSt. James Cathedral
804 Ninth Avenue
Seattle, WA 98104
If you go to one conference in 2019,
this should be the one!
CATHEDRAL MINISTRY CONFERENCE
WITH THE CONFERENCE OF ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL MUSICIANS
January 14-17, 2019 | Seattle
CATHEDRAL MINISTRY CONFERENCE 2019: SEATTLE
MONDAY, January 14, 2019 WEDNESDAY, January 16, 2019
1pm-5pm Registration at Renaissance Seattle hotel 7:00am Breakfast
1pm-4pm Guided tours of St. James Cathedral 8:30am Morning Prayer
6:00pm Evening Prayer at St. James Cathedral 9:30am KEYNOTE: Diana Macalintal & Nick Wagner
7:00pm Opening Reception at Renaissance Seattle 10:30am Coffee Break
11:00am Workshops Series C
TUESDAY, January 15, 2019 12:15pm Lunch/Networking
7:00am Breakfast 1:30pm Afternoon excursions
8:30am Morning Prayer 5:30pm Mass at St. James Cathedral
9:30am KEYNOTE: Archbishop Wilton Gregory 7:00pm Cathedral Ministry Closing Banquet
10:30am Coffee Break 8:00pm Organ recital for CRCCM Participants
11:15am Workshops Series A
12:30pm Lunch/Networking THURSDAY, January 17, 2019
2:00pm Workshops Series B 7:00am Breakfast
3:30pm Break 8:30am Morning prayer
5:30pm Mass at St. James Cathedral 9:30am KEYNOTE: Father Dave Dwyer, CSP
7:00pm No-host networking dinners 10:30am Wrap up, evaluations
8:00pm Concert for CRCCM Participants (optional 11:30am CRCCM Excursion to Organ Builders
for Cathedral Ministry participants) Studio Tours in Tacoma, Washington
7:00pm CRCCM Closing Banquet
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