Cantor Formation: Virtual and In-Person

Cantor Formation: Virtual and In-Person

Posted on October 11, 2022 in: Events

Please join us, Tuesday, November 15 from 6:30 - 8:30pm at the Cathedral of St. Patrick.

Our focus will be on the parts of the Mass and discussing the cantor’s role in each area according to the General Instruction in the Missal. Michael Steven Lianos, Director of Music at the Cathedral, will provide assistance and fundamental understanding of our role as music ministers.

To register, please contact Marianne at manicholas@norwichdiocese.net or call (860)848-2237 ex. 304

Please let her know if you will come in-person or stream the event online

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