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Thursday, March 29, 2007
29 March 2007. Blessing of the Jubilee Music Ministry at the Laiko Building, Manila Cathedral, Intramuros, Manila. Cardinal Gaudencio Rosales blessed the office. Here, I am with two of its proponents: Fr. Carlo Magno and Fr. Mimo Perez, both excellent composers.Labels: albums, choir, filipino, fr. jboy, Jescom, jesuit, jesuit. music, jmm, liturgical music, meditation, ministry, music, religious
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Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Labels: albums, bong rosario, choir, filipino, fr. jboy, jay gomez, Jescom, jesuit, jesuit. music, jmm, liturgical music, meditation, ministry, music, religious, vespers
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Tuesday, March 27, 2007
Labels: albums, c5, canto cinco, choir, filipino, fr. jboy, hangad, Jescom, jesuit, jesuit. music, jmm, liturgical music, meditation, ministry, music, religious
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As part of the formation of those in the Jesuit Music Ministry, all those involved have opportunities for prayer and reflection. Here, on 18 March 2007, Sunday, we spent the whole afternoon after our Sunday UP Mass in prayer, reflection and sharing.Labels: albums, c5, canto cinco, choir, filipino, fr. jboy, Jescom, jesuit, jmm, liturgical music, meditation, ministry, music, musica chiesa, recollection, religious
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12 March 2007. Monday. I gave a liturgical music seminar to young seminarians at the St. Camillus Seminary in Marikina City.Labels: albums, choir, filipino, fr. jboy, Jescom, jesuit, jmm, liturgical music, meditation, ministry, music, religious, seminar
Holding on the tradition of music in the Society of Jesus, (see the first three posts), the Jesuit Music Ministry continues to be of service to God through music that appeals to the heart of contemporary society. And keeping the vision of the Communications Apostolate of the Philippine Jesuits, I have been given this task to care for the Jesuit Music Ministry. As JMM responded to Philippine liturgical needs since Vatican II, I believe JMM should respond to the needs of the present generation --- that is, the 20-year-old-and-below, who make up 51% of the Philippine population (McCann-Erickson Survey 2006). Hopefully, our music expresses the faith and hopes of the young, and our services respond to the poor in the Philippine Church.
