THE TWENTIETH ANNUAL WILLIAM BYRD FESTIVAL

Pontifical High Mass (1962 Missal) for the Vigil of the Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost, featuring Byrd's Mass for Four Voices
Sung by Cantores in Ecclesia, directed by Blake Applegate

Holy Rosary Church, free-will offering

Please note that there will be NO 1:00 PM Mass that day

PUBLIC LECTURE GIVEN BY KERRY MCCARTHY, AS PART OF THE TWENTIETH ANNUAL WILLIAM BYRD FESTIVAL

Kerry McCarthy is a musician and author known for her work on early English music. Her latest book is a new biography of Byrd, published by Oxford University Press and reviewed in the London Review of Books, the New York Review of Books, and other journals of note. It was given the 2014 ASCAP Nicolas Slonimsky Award for composer biography of the year. Kerry discovered the delights of early music while in high school, joined Cantores in 1994, and has been part of the Byrd Festival since it began. She received her BA from Reed (1997) and her PhD from Stanford (2003), and spent eleven years teaching music history at Duke University in North Carolina. She now lives in Portland, where she was born and raised. She will spend the rest of this year in England on a research fellowship from the Leverhulme Trust, working on a new book about Thomas Tallis.

Part 3- Contemplative Preacher of the Word: How the Patristic vision of Mary can inform our own Dominican devotion to Our Lady

The place of Our Lord's mother in the life of the early Christian Church is often obscured in our day by the concerns of later controversies and the elusiveness of the available evidence. These talks will seek to offer an introduction to the place of the Blessed Virgin in the spiritual lives and theological visions of Christians of the first few centuries after Christ. What role did Mary play in larger theological reflections about her Son and the nature of salvation? When did Christians first begin to seek her intercession? Finally, an attempt will be made to see how this vision can add to our own understanding of Our Lady, and our own devotion to her, especially in the context of the Dominican tradition.

Fr. Ambrose Sigman, O.P. Entered Order in 2005. Ordained a Priest in San Francisco on May 31, 2013. Parochial Vicar at St. Raymond's in Menlo Park, CA from 2013-2015. Currently a resident at San Clemente, Rome, studying for a doctorate in Patristics at the Pontifical Oriental Institute.

THE TWENTIETH ANNUAL WILLIAM BYRD FESTIVAL

Pontifical High Mass (1962 Missal) for the Feast of the Assumption, featuring liturgical music from Byrd's Gradualia (1605)
Sung by The Byrd Festival Consort, directed by Jeremy Summerly, King's College, London

Holy Rosary Church, free-will offering

THE TWENTIETH ANNUAL WILLIAM BYRD FESTIVAL

Compline, featuring Byrd's music for the Divine Office
Cantores in Ecclesia, directed by Jeremy Summerly, King's College, London

Holy Rosary Church, free-will offering

THE TWENTIETH ANNUAL WILLIAM BYRD FESTIVAL

PONTIFICAL MASS (1962 Missal) for the Tenth Sunday after Pentecost, featuring William Byrd’s Mass for Three Voices
Cantores in Ecclesia, directed by Jeremy Summerly, King's College, London

Holy Rosary Church, free-will offering

PUBLIC LECTURE GIVEN BY JEREMY SUMMERLY, AS PART OF THE TWENTIENTH ANNUAL WILLIAM BYRD FESTIVAL

Jeremy Summerly is a conductor, writer, and broadcaster. He founded Oxford Camerata in 1984, conducted Schola Cantorum of Oxford from 1990-1996, is Co-Artistic Director of Oxford Baroque, and Director of Music at St Luke’s, Chelsea. He has conducted over fifty original commercial recordings of music spanning a thousand years, and has worked as music producer on a similar number with groups such as the Choir of Westminster Abbey, I Faggiolini, Fiori Musicali, and the choirs of New College, Oxford and Christ Church, Oxford. He has worked with local choirs and orchestras in locations as far afield as Melbourne, Cape Town, Tokyo, Helsinki, and San Francisco, and has conducted Benjamin Britten’s Hymn to the Virgin across the River Jordan,with one choir in Jordan and the other in Israel. He is a reviewer for BBC Radio 3’s CD Review and a contributor to BBC Radio 4’s Front Row. He has written articles for the Cambridge History of Musical Performance and for the upcoming Cambridge Encyclopedia of Historical Performance in Music. He has conducted Ligeti for Ligeti, Tavener for Tavener, and Pärt for Pärt, and he is an Honorary Member of the Royal Academy of Music, where he has variously been Head of Academic Studies, Head of Undergraduate Programmes, and Sterndale Bennett Visiting Lecturer in Music. He is Director of Music at St Peter’s College, Oxford and Artistic Director of the Mayfield Festival of Music and the Arts. In the fall he will become a Fellow of the Royal School of Church Music.

Part 2 - Mary in the Devotional & Spiritual Life of Early Christians

The place of Our Lord's mother in the life of the early Christian Church is often obscured in our day by the concerns of later controversies and the elusiveness of the available evidence. These talks will seek to offer an introduction to the place of the Blessed Virgin in the spiritual lives and theological visions of Christians of the first few centuries after Christ. What role did Mary play in larger theological reflections about her Son and the nature of salvation? When did Christians first begin to seek her intercession? Finally, an attempt will be made to see how this vision can add to our own understanding of Our Lady, and our own devotion to her, especially in the context of the Dominican tradition.

Fr. Ambrose Sigman, O.P. Entered Order in 2005. Ordained a Priest in San Francisco on May 31, 2013. Parochial Vicar at St. Raymond's in Menlo Park, CA from 2013-2015. Currently a resident at San Clemente, Rome, studying for a doctorate in Patristics at the Pontifical Oriental Institute.

SOLEMN HIGH  MASS
according to the Dominican Rite

Edmund Rubbra
Missa in Honorem Sancti Dominici
Sung by Cantores in Ecclesia

Reception to follow in Siena Hall
 

Part I: Mary in the Theological Reflections of the Fathers

The place of Our Lord's mother in the life of the early Christian Church is often obscured in our day by the concerns of later controversies and the elusiveness of the available evidence. These talks will seek to offer an introduction to the place of the Blessed Virgin in the spiritual lives and theological visions of Christians of the first few centuries after Christ. What role did Mary play in larger theological reflections about her Son and the nature of salvation? When did Christians first begin to seek her intercession? Finally, an attempt will be made to see how this vision can add to our own understanding of Our Lady, and our own devotion to her, especially in the context of the Dominican tradition.

Fr. Ambrose Sigman, O.P. Entered Order in 2005. Ordained a Priest in San Francisco on May 31, 2013. Parochial Vicar at St. Raymond's in Menlo Park, CA from 2013-2015. Currently a resident at San Clemente, Rome, studying for a doctorate in Patristics at the Pontifical Oriental Institute.

Space is limited - please RSVP to katie@holyrosarypdx.org!

Fr. Vincent Kelber, O.P.
Removing the Remnants of Sin: Prayer and the Sacraments of Healing
In the Sacrament of Confession the Lord forgives us our sins, but the temporal punishment due to sins and the remnants of sin remain. The Lord desires not only our salvation, but that our healing in Christ cause an increase in Virtue for a full vigor in the life of Grace.

Solemn High Mass according to the Dominican Rite
Claudio Montverdi: Missa 'In illo tempore'
Sung by Cantores in Ecclesia
Reception to follow in Siena Hall

Dominican Brothers: Conversi, Lay, and Cooperator Friars

The presentation will be on the changing role of the non-ordained Dominican permanent brothers from St. Dominic to the present. These brothers include St. Martin de Porres and St. Juan Macias. And they also include artists and writers: for example, the renaissance artist Fra' Bartolomeo and the American "Beatnik" poet, Brother Antoninus Everson.

Presentation Speaker
Fr. Augustine Thompson, O.P., S.T.M.
Professor of History
Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology at the Graduate Theological Union

During 8 AM Mass

Confessions 7 PM
Dominican Rite Low Mass 7:30 PM

SOLEMN HIGH MASS
according to the Dominican Rite
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina: Missa 'Tu es Petrus'
Sung by Cantores in Ecclesia
Reception to follow in Siena Hall

Have you ever wondered what the Church teaches and why? Would you like to be able to articulate the teachings of the Church better? If so, please join Fr. Gabriel for a new weekly Adult Education series at 7 PM in the Siena Hall Classrooms.

Speaker: Fr. Gabriel Mosher, O.P. is a friar of the Province of the Most Holy Name of Jesus, and parochial Vicar at Holy Rosary Parish in Portland, OR. He has earned a BA and MA in Philosophy and a Masters of Divinity. Fr. Gabriel writes for Catholic Exchange and gives frequent talks at conferences, retreats, and other Catholic events. You can contact or follow Fr. Gabriel online at his site eighthway.com, Facebook, Twitter, and App.net.
Topic: Grave Matter: Distinguishing Mortal from Venial Sin
RSVP katie@holyrosarypdx.org - space is limited!

PRECIOUS CHILDREN OF PORTLAND is celebrating its 10 Year Anniversary! How: With An Exquisite Mexican Dinner When: Saturday, June 24, 2017, 7 pm Where: Holy Rosary 375 NE Clackamas St. Portland, OR 97232 Why: To benefit Precious Children of Portland which supports Mothers and Fathers and their babies through the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 20th trimester and beyond! Please RSVP to: 503 523 9444 If you cannot come, but would love to help us with our future outreach efforts please send a tax-deductible contribution to: ORTLEF – PCOP 4335 River Rd. N. Salem, OR 97303 God Bless You!

Daniel Oberreuter, the lead singer of the Catholic rock band The Thirsting, will be offering a solo, free-will offering acoustic parish mission concert on Our Lady of Fatima at Holy Rosary Church, Portland, Oregon on Friday, June 23rd at 7:00 PM. Daniel will share his personal testimony and a powerful message on the rosary and confession. Daniel has performed this concert at hundreds of churches across the nation. This is an event you do not want to miss and an excellent opportunity for evangelization within the community. All are encouraged to come and bring a friend, family member, or neighbor who has fallen away from the Catholic Church. If you have children in the youth group, this is a must attend! The mission of Daniel Oberreuter and The Thirsting is to promote the Rosary, the Eucharist and the Catholic Church through music. For more details visit his website www.comeholdmyson.com

Have you ever wondered what the Church teaches and why? Would you like to be able to articulate the teachings of the Church better? If so, please join Fr. Gabriel for a new weekly Adult Education series at 7 PM in the Siena Hall Classrooms.

SOLEMN HIGH MASS & EUCHARISTIC PROCESSION
according to the Dominican Rite
Music from William Byrd’s Gradualia (1605)
sung by CANTORES IN ECCLESIA
Reception to follow in Siena Hall

Have you ever wondered what the Church teaches and why? Would you like to be able to articulate the teachings of the Church better? If so, please join Fr. Gabriel for a new weekly
Adult Education series at 7 PM in the Siena Hall Classrooms.

TRADITIONAL REQUIEM MASS
according to the Dominican Rite
Maurice Duruflé 
Requiem
Sung by Cantores in Ecclesia
Reception to follow in Siena Hall

All high school aged children are invited to join us for High School Adoration on fourth Fridays of the month, 7:00-8:00 PM. A Pizza & Social hour will follow in Siena Hall.

SOLEMN HIGH MASS
according to the Dominican Rite
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
Missa ‘Viri Galilaei’
Sung by Cantores in Ecclesia
Reception to follow in Siena Hall

Reading & Discussing Great Christian Literature
Siena Hall Classrooms
Led by Fr. Vincent Kelber, O.P. & Katie Edson
Assignment: Love in the Ruins by Walker Percy, Books 4-end
Newcomers always welcome! Questions? katie@holyrosarypdx.org

Is God calling you to the Catholic Church? Perhaps you’ve been coming to Mass for a while, but are not Catholic. We invite you to look deeper into the richness of Catholicism. Learn more about our beliefs, traditions, and rituals through the RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) process. Sessions are in the Siena Hall Library. For more information, contact the Holy Rosary office at 503-235-3163. Registration forms are available online at
holyrosarypdx.org/forms/.

Have you ever wondered what the Church teaches and why? Would you like to be able to articulate the teachings of the Church better? If so, please join Fr. Gabriel for a new weekly
Adult Education series at 7 PM in the Siena Hall Classrooms.