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Welcome to St. Bronislava Parish
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Sing, Sing, Sing to the Lord
Our Music Ministry is an excellent opportunity to serve our parish community.

Do you love music?  Do you have vocal or instrumental talent?
​With 1800 families our choirs should be busting at the seams!
Contact Anna​ Connell for more information on getting involved or click here to enroll as a cantor.

Why have church choirs?
  • Music enhances all worship services and significant celebrations with music beauty.
  • They become an extension of almost every facet of the church, a catalyst for excitement and promotion
  • Church choirs are a significant source of public relations for the church, spreading good will and creating a positive image tot he community.
  • They draw in relatives and friends into the walls of the church, where support and relationships with the church might be nurtured.
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Musical opportunities at St. Bronislava
Cantors
The 4:00 pm and 10:30 am Masses are cantor led.  You must comfortable singing in front of the congregation either by yourself or with a small group. 
Choir
Singing in 4-part harmony, the choir leads the congregation in song at the 8:00 am Sunday Mass.  They also sing at the later Mass on Holy Days of Obligation as well as Confirmation, Christmas and Holy Week.  Rehearsals are held on Tuesday at 6:30 pm September - Easter with a break after Christmas.  Anyone who wishes to sing for Christmas and Easter, but not every Sunday is welcome.
Funerals​
Funerals are cantor led and usually held on weekdays at 10:30 or 11:00 am.  There usually isn't more than a couple days notice before a funeral.  This is a good opportunity for those who don't work during the day.  
Spanish Mass
Spanish Masses are held once or twice a month on Sundays at 1:00 pm. While you don't need to speak Spanish fluently, you must be comfortable singing in the language.
Instrumentalists
All instrumentalists are welcome!

Cantor Schedule