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Department Chairperson: Rev. Douglas Martis Professor Emeritus: Rev. Richard Wojcik Associate Professor Rev. Douglas Martis Instructor: Ms. Linda Cerabona DEPARTMENT OF WORSHIP Affiliate Faculty: Very Rev. Thomas A. Baima (Systematic Theology) Rev. Martin Barnum (Pastoral Theology) Rev. Ronald Kunkel (Systematic Theology) Dr. Denis McNamara (The Liturgical Institute) Rev. Elmer Romero (Pastoral Theology) Adjunct Faculty: Mr. Christopher Carstens Mr. James Neal L/S = Liturgy/Sacraments Elective WO211 WO212 WO215 RITUAL AND MUSIC An introduction to the theological and pastoral dimensions of musical liturgy. Topics explored include the nature and relationship of ritual and music, the elements and criteria involved in the preparation and celebration of music worship, and contemporary challenges facing liturgical ministers and planners. Carstens/Cerabona S THE HISTORY OF THE EUCHARISTIC CELEBRATION This class deals with the basic principles of liturgical theology: an elementary examination of the interdisciplinary insights from ecclesial theology and human sciences which ground contemporary and pastoral practice in worship. Kunkel W INTRODUCTION TO LITURGICAL LEADERSHIP An introduction to the role of presider in worship, the course will cover the basics of liturgical leadership and preparation for liturgy, as well those rituals at which students will preside during the pastoral internship. (1 Credit) Barnum W 88
WO216 WO217 PRESIDING AT THE RITES Through the Church's liturgical and sacramental life the paschal mystery is made present in the lives of the faithful. This course provides background and skills necessary in the preparation of liturgical celebrations, discusses current liturgical issues, and encourages the development of the liturgical spirituality. (Fourth Year) Martis F PRESIDING AT THE EUCHARIST This course serves as a practical preparation of deacons for the celebration of the Mass following their priestly ordination. Using the Sacramentary and Lectionary, and their accompanying official documentation, students are prepared to celebrate the Eucharist with pastoral competence, to lead the assembly in the worship of God, and to preside over and regulate diaconal and lay liturgical ministries in the Mass. (2 hours) Martis S WO319 LITURGICAL MINISTRY IN THE HISPANIC COMMUNITY This course recognizes the positive values of Hispanic cultures within the Church and the importance of being sensitive to these cultures when celebrating the sacraments and in proclaiming the Word. The course will reinforce and/or improve upon the student's basic language skills and cultural awareness. Spanish language skills not required. (1 credit) Romero S WO320 LITURGICAL MINISTRY IN THE POLISH COMMUNITY Ciomek/Wojcik S WO372 PREPARATION AND PERFORMANCE OF SACRED MUSIC In this course, the fundamentals of vocal training as applied to liturgical singing is taught. The course concentrates on the beginner voice. It focuses on vocal production and technique, pitch-matching skills, sight-singing skills and unison singing in a pleasant voice. The basics of music theory and the fundamentals of Gregorian chant will be introduced. Through discussion, shared reading, practical application, and participating in a vocal ensemble, all will contribute to the appreciation of sacred music in Catholic liturgy by the class participants. (One credit hour each quarter for three quarters only) Cerabona F-W-S WO375 WO376 MUNDELEIN SCHOLA This course is for an ensemble of singers with choral competence and experience. It is designed to explore more advanced styles of singing various selections of choral music from the seminary sacred music library for worship through consistent rehearsing and participation in the liturgical/special events of the seminary. Cerabona F-W-S SPANISH CHOIR This course is for an ensemble of singers that are interested in expanding their Spanish repertoire for bilingual liturgies. Through consistent re- 89
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