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Are you preparing Festival Alleluia for the Easter Season? We can remember Fr. Chepponis and join in praises with this setting he shared through the Cathedral Series.

The ECS Publishing family and the broader church music community mourn the passing of Fr. James Chepponis. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends, and with his parish and colleagues. Fr. Jim was a talented musician, an avowed liturgist, and a prolific composer who had a tremendous impact on Catholic liturgical music for several decades. He had particular impact on diocesan liturgies, both in his home diocese of Pittsburgh and beyond—including composing “Festival Alleluia” and other pieces for papal liturgies. His passion for congregational song was the driving force behind his compositions, and he was eager to share that passion and encouragement with colleagues via the many workshops he presented throughout the country. Fr. Jim was a delight to work with, and we will miss him greatly.

You are welcome to join in the prayer.

Plan on attending--it is a magnificent and timely musical, as the documents for the cause for Sr. Thea's canonization are now at the Vatican.

If you want to carpool on Saturday, send an email to [email protected]

Join us on February 21. Br. David Hardy, OP, will be our guide.

Lunch and Learn, a Potluck of Technology, join us at noon on Jan. 12 at Mary, Mother of the Church on Kerth. Pizza, information, colleagues, what's not to love?

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FREE Concert at St. Margaret of Scotland Catholic Church | Jan 11 Arts & Faith St. Louis works to build a harmonious St. Louis by bringing together the region’s many religious and cultural communities through shared arts experiences.​

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FREE Concert at St. Margaret of Scotland Catholic Church | Jan 11 Arts & Faith St. Louis works to build a harmonious St. Louis by bringing together the region’s many religious and cultural communities through shared arts experiences.​