Sta. Maria Dela Cabeza Choir

23/08/2026

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10/08/2026

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02/08/2026

Part 2

02/08/2026

30 minutes practice.. not bad..
Thank you Tutuy Maestro Rodney Perlada Caisip

Part 1

15/07/2026

15/07/2026

Bawas sa gallery...

05/07/2026

05/07/2026

Thank you so much Maestro Rodney Perlada Caisip .. sarap mo lang panoorin habang tumutugtog.. passion mo talaga ang tumugtog at magturo.. salamat sa pagtityaga sa amin. Kahit na sobrang hectic ng schedule natin at may mga inuubo at sinisipon kyang kya para kay Lord..we love you :)

25/06/2026

Kelan kaya???
Matagal tagal na din yung last time..
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Music Ministers need formation not only in musical skills but also in faith, spirituality, and liturgy because their ministry is more than performing music, it is serving God and helping the assembly pray.

Why formation is important:

Music ministry is a vocation, not just a talent. A good voice or instrumental skill alone is not enough.
THEY LEAD PRAYER. Ministers must understand the sacred nature of the liturgy and the meaning of the texts they sing.
THEY SERVE THE CHURCH. Formation helps them know the liturgical norms and choose music appropriate to the celebration.
THEY WITNESS CHRIST. Their attitude, humility, and conduct should reflect the Gospel.
THEY GROW SPIRITUALLY. Formation deepens their relationship with God, making their ministry authentic and prayerful.

"Skill makes a musician; formation makes a Music Minister. Beyond talent, they need faith, spirituality, and liturgical understanding to lead God's people in prayer."
KEY REFERENCES:
1. Sacrosanctum Concilium (1963)

Teaches that sacred music is an integral part of the liturgy and that ministers should participate actively and properly in liturgical celebrations.

2. United States Conference of Catholic Bishops document Sing to the Lord: Music in Divine Worship(2007)

States that music ministers are not merely performers but ministers who serve the prayer of the assembly and therefore require both musical and liturgical formation.

3. Pope Pius X,Tra le Sollecitudini (1903)

Emphasizes that sacred music should foster prayer and participation in the liturgy.

4. General Instruction of the Roman Missal

Explains the role of various liturgical ministers, including musicians, in the celebration of the Mass.

5. Catechism of the Catholic Church, nos. 1156–1158

Teaches that sacred music serves the glory of God and the sanctification of the