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Cathedral News
Upcoming Events!
Ash Wednesday
Masses and Distribution of Ashes, February 22 at 11am, 12 Noon, 5:30 PM
Lent to Easter Schedule (click here)
Parish Conversations!!!
What do you love about the Cathedral? What are your hopes and dreams for the Cathedral in the years to come? You have a choice of six opportunities to join in a parish conversation to share your thoughts and listen to others share theirs about our Cathedral. Sign-ups will take place in the back of church after weekend Masses on February 11/12 and 18/19. Conversation times are: Monday, February 20, 7-9 pm; Thursday, February 23, 7-9 pm; Wednesday, February 29, 1-3 pm; Saturday, March 3, 3:30-5:15 pm; Sunday, March 4, 10:45-11:45 am; and Sunday, March 4, 3:30-5:15 pm. Every voice needs to be heard!
YOUTH GROUP NEWS
Overcome Hunger!
High School 9th through 12th graders are invited to participate in the 30 Hour Famine March 30-31. We're going without food for 30 hours to raise money so others can eat. Our goal is to raise $1,200 to help feed and care for hungry kids. Others can help by volunteering or by donating - just $30 will feed and care for a child for a month. Your tax deductible check can be made out to World Vision. Contact Joan Huber, jehuber@gmail.com for more information.
Check out other events on the Youth Group page.
Tri-Covenant News
4th Avenue United Methodist , 318 W. St. Catherine, invites all to the 4th Annual Black History Event, February 25, 4:30 pm, hosted by Plymouth Community Renewal Center. The event features portrayal of key figures of the Civil Rights Experience and the Down by the Wayside Choir. For information please call 583-7889 or 295-4130.
You can listen to weekend homilies by clicking on the Publications page.
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Larry Love, a native of Louisville, has been the lead pianist for the Sunday evening liturgy at the Cathedral since 1983. In 1994, he accepted the position of “Director of Contemporary Music,” which included the planning and programming of the musical selections for the evening weekend and certain other liturgies, and the continued development and direction of the choir, “The Cathedral Singers,” and the contemporary instrumental ensemble. Larry has been playing the organ and piano for Catholic liturgy since his early grade school days at the former Resurrection Church. He is primarily a self-taught, ear-based musician, who gives credit for his talent and success solely to his God, the giver of the gift he possesses. Not without formal training, though, beginning in his mid-twenties, Larry spent 12 years in intense private piano study. Larry proudly touts the fact that he has been with the Cathedral longer than anyone else on the staff. And he quickly adds that he still loves every minute of his ministry, most especially in its success—as evidenced in the vibrant, lively musical participation of the congregation gathered each Saturday and Sunday night at the Cathedral.