The Ministers on Liturgical Movement

07/23/2022

Thank you so much for such a beautiful hour of prayer! To go along with this week’s Gospel Reading please pray along with us in “Thy Will Be Done” by Hillary Scott & the Scott Family

Thank you so much dancers for such a beautiful hour of prayer through dance. To go all with part of this weekend’s reading. Please pray along with! Luke 1:1-...

02/20/2022

Hey everyone we are back!!! Please enjoy the latest video from our latest workshop this past Saturday 2/19.

Music is “Father I Put My Life In Your Hands” by John Michael Talbot

Choreography by Sylvia Borg-Otting

Inspired by Psalm 31: 2-9 and Luke 24: 44-49

Workshops are every 3rd Saturday of the month. Please reach out to us if you want to join for an our of prayer through movement.

Inspired by the following readings:Psalm 31: 2-9 and Luke 24: 44-49Choreography by Sylvia Borg-OttingMusic is “Father I Put My Life In Your Hands” by John Mi...

12/15/2020

Hey Everyone! Thank you for joining in physical prayer with us through our ASL video tutorial of MARY DID YOU KNOW. This is part of our Christmas 2020 Project! Verses 1, 2, and 3 are provided. Please review as many as you would like! Do not hesitate to reach out with questions.

LOGISTICS
Link to send & reflection have been posted separately.
Please record your videos in LANDSCAPE orientation, not Portrait.
Play the music in the background. (This way we can match the sound.)
Deadline to send is this Saturday December 19, 2020.

Thank you for watching today's video tutorial! We hope you learn a lot, and feel the presence of the Lord through this physical prayer and meditation. Reflec...

12/15/2020

Hey Everyone! Thank you for joining in physical prayer with us through our Dance video tutorial to MARY DID YOU KNOW. This is part of our Christmas 2020 Project! You are welcome to learn this Bridge, or make up your own dance for Verses 1, 2, and 3. We encourage you to explore your creativity, record yourselves, and send to us. We can’t wait to see what you come up with!

LOGISTICS
Link to send & reflection have been posted separately.
Please record your videos in LANDSCAPE orientation, not Portrait.
Play the music in the background. (This way we can match the sound.)
Deadline to send is this Saturday December 19, 2020.

Thank you for watching today's video tutorial! The routine is meant for physical prayer and meditation. Reflection:Luke 1:30-33 “Then the angel said to her, ...

12/15/2020

Advent 2020 Reflection:

Our focus for this Christmas Season on the Immaculate Conception.

Luke 1:30-33 “Then the angel said to her, ‘Do not be afraid, Mary, for you have found favor with God. Behold, you will conceive in your womb and bear a son, and you shall name him Jesus. He will be great and will be called Son of the Most High, and the Lord God will give him the throne of David his father, and he will rule over the house of Jacob forever, and of his kingdom there will be no end.’ ”

I listened to a homily recently by Fr. Singh of Saint Kateri Parish, and I feel he stated it very well. Below are a mix of some of his thoughts and mine.

We all read this and think, “Wow, how amazing that the Virgin Mary was chosen by God. What great news that would have been!” But as the verses continue St. Luke accounts that our Blessed Mother was troubled and immediately questioned the angel. This was not great news to her. This was a whole weird situation and such news could get her killed! Remember, in that time if a woman became pregnant out of wedlock the punishment was death, and usually by stoning. Even with all that in mind, she submitted herself wholeheartedly to God. She responded with “Behold, I am the handmaid of the Lord. May it be done to me according to your word.”

The Blessed Virgin Mary did not understand what or how things would pan out, but she did know that could trust in God, and that He would take care of her. She is the fundamental example of how to deny oneself for God’s Glory, submitting fully and without hesitation.

How often have we heard God and denied Him of what he asks? Are there times when we have not understood what “life” is throwing at us, and rather than becoming upset at the world, have instead leaned in to God further for His support and guidance? How can we be more like our Blessed Mother? What does God have planned for us, and how can we do better to sense Him, listen and abide?

God is our Ultimate Protector. He will not forsake us as long as we follow Him wherever He asks us to go. For Mary, her unfailing trust led her to become the Blessed Mother of all God’s people, and her example will forever live against the test of time.

Thank you for reading and God bless!

12/15/2020

Hello Ministers and Friends - many thanks for your inquiries and continued interest in our next videos! If you have not already received from our YouTube Subscription feed, the tutorial links are now posted to our page. Feel free to review, pray and worship along with us.

We have a Christmas Project for this Advent season! We would love to create a video and join as many members as possible in Virtual Worship. All are invited to participate in the following ways:

1) Send a short testimony
We would love to know more of your hearts and minds. What did the Lord, Jesus, The Blessed Mother, or anyone in else Heaven speak to you during your time with them? What other thoughts crossed your mind? REPLY to this post or send a message; we will incorporate it into the video!

2) Record yourself
Take time to meditate and pray along with the track attached. Listen to the music and lyrics. What are they saying to you, how does that relate to you personally, what is God telling you, and how can you respond physically? Once you discover a verse that interests you most, please learn or create that section.

DRESS:
Please wear white, purple, and/or dark blue.

LOGISTICS:
Please record your videos in LANDSCAPE orientation, not Portrait.
Play the music in the background. (This way we can match the sound.)
Send your recordings to this Google Drive Folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LvlWsjoje6r65m79XUFaUuYH0RnW6xqP?usp=sharing
Deadline to send is this Saturday December 19, 2020.

Let us know of any questions. Thank you for reading, and God bless!

10/26/2020

ASL Workshop happening at TOMORROW 10/26 @ 7p. Text or email for the link to sign in. See you soon!

10/24/2020

Dance Workshop happening at 10am today! Text or email for the link to sign in. See you soon!

10/17/2020

SAVE THE DATES FOR THE NEXT OCTOBER WORKSHOPS!

09/27/2020

Hey everyone! Just a quick reminder our ASL Workshop is tomorrow Monday Night 9/28 at 7p. The theme for this piece is Patience: Not just a virtue. A Fruit of the Holy Spirit. Please email [email protected] to RSVP and receive the Zoom Meeting link. God bless and hope to see you there! https://youtu.be/DZf-6-Xr0rM

Reflection:
We have often heard the phrase "Patience is a virtue." Well more so, did you know that Patience is a fruit of the Holy Spirit? Just as fruit sprouts from a tree, patience is a natural ability bestowed upon us by God. It is meant to flourish, be cultivated, and given to others. Matthew 13:24-30, presents the parable of the sower and the seeds. Although an enemy plants weeds in the field the sower is not quick to uproot them, lest he uproot his wheat too soon as well. Rather the sower tells his servants that after all has grown together, to "first collect the weeds and tie them in bundles for burning; but gather the wheat into my barn." This will take more work, but in the end will still harvest the sower's best shareable crop. What weeds have grown around the crops of our fiery hearts? How do we patiently and carefully gather our best fruits, and burn those weeds that seek to suffocate our Light? Our Heavenly Father is forgiving of our transgressions that stem from those weeds within. He is so good that He empowers us with many fruits, including patience - which transforms into the strength to breathe, pray, endure and overcome any adversity. Patience is a true gift not to take for granted or hold within, but rather help grow and sow in others.

Thank you for watching today's video! This is a full tutorial for a Psalm, to be used in a Mass or Service. Reflection: Patience - Not just a virtue, but als...

09/22/2020

CALL TO SERVE - Looking for volunteers :) let us know if you are interested. Would love to work with you!

09/20/2020

Next ASL Workshop Tutorial is up! LORD YOU ARE GOOD AND FORGIVING by Jaime Cortez.

Our next spiritual discussion workshop is on Monday Sept 28 at 7p. Email [email protected] to sign up.

The theme for this piece is Patience: Not just a virtue. A Fruit of the Holy Spirit.

We have often heard the phrase "Patience is a virtue." Well more so, did you know that Patience is a fruit of the Holy Spirit? Just as fruit sprouts from a tree, patience is a natural ability bestowed upon us by God. It is meant to flourish, be cultivated, and given to others. Matthew 13:24-30, presents the parable of the sower and the seeds. Although an enemy plants weeds in the field the sower is not quick to uproot them, lest he uproot his wheat too soon as well. Rather the sower tells his servants that after all has grown together, to "first collect the weeds and tie them in bundles for burning; but gather the wheat into my barn." This will take more work, but in the end will still harvest the sower's best shareable crop. What weeds have grown around the crops of our fiery hearts? How do we patiently and carefully gather our best fruits, and burn those weeds that seek to suffocate our Light? Our Heavenly Father is forgiving of our transgressions that stem from those weeds within. He is so good that He empowers us with many fruits, including patience - which transforms into the strength to breathe, pray, endure and overcome any adversity. Patience is a true gift not to take for granted or hold within, but rather help grow and sow in others.

YOUTUBE TUTORIAL LINK

Thank you for watching today's video! This is a full tutorial for a Psalm, to be used in a Mass or Service. Reflection: Patience - Not just a virtue, but als...