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The 15th annual Sacred Liturgy Conference, “Beholding the Glory of God: Learning to Taste and See the Eucharist,” will be held August 3–6, 2027, in Bend, Oregon, in the Diocese of Baker. Bishop Thomas J. Hennen of Baker will give the keynote address, and Bishop Daniel H. Mueggenborg of Reno will be a featured speaker. Join us for four days of Holy Mass with Gregorian chant, lectures, a chant workshop, shared meals, and fellowship. Learn more and register at sacredliturgy.org.
Sacred Liturgy Conference · August 3–6, 2027 · Bend, Oregon. Clergy, religious, and lay faithful are invited to the 15th annual Sacred Liturgy Conference, “Beholding the Glory of God: Learning to Taste and See the Eucharist.” Bishop Thomas J. Hennen of Baker, whose diocese is hosting the conference, will give the keynote address and celebrate the closing Mass on the Feast of the Transfiguration, followed by a Eucharistic procession and Benediction. Bishop Daniel H. Mueggenborg of Reno will join us as a featured speaker. Holy Mass with Gregorian chant is the heart of every day, celebrated at Historic St. Francis of Assisi Church in downtown Bend, with lectures at the nearby Oxford Hotel by nationally recognized scholars, theologians, philosophers, and artists. The conference also offers a Gregorian chant workshop, faculty panels, shared meals, and a Thursday banquet dinner. Details and registration: sacredliturgy.org or (503) 558-5123.
Join us August 3–6, 2027, in Bend, Oregon, for the 15th annual Sacred Liturgy Conference: “Beholding the Glory of God: Learning to Taste and See the Eucharist.” Keynote by Bishop Thomas J. Hennen of Baker, with featured speaker Bishop Daniel H. Mueggenborg of Reno. Holy Mass with Gregorian chant, lectures, and fellowship. Register at sacredliturgy.org #SacredLiturgyConference #GregorianChant #Eucharist

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The Sacred Liturgy Conference is an annual gathering of clergy, religious, and lay faithful built around Holy Mass with Gregorian chant, with lectures by leading scholars and theologians on one aspect of the mystery of the Holy Eucharist each year.
The Sacred Liturgy Conference, founded in 2013 and sponsored by Schola Cantus Angelorum, is an annual gathering devoted to the beauty and meaning of the Church’s worship. Each year’s theme explores one aspect of the mystery of the Holy Eucharist through lectures by nationally recognized scholars, theologians, philosophers, and artists, while Holy Mass with Gregorian chant stands at the heart of every day. The 15th annual conference, “Beholding the Glory of God: Learning to Taste and See the Eucharist,” will be held August 3–6, 2027, in Bend, Oregon. Bishop Thomas J. Hennen of Baker, whose diocese is hosting the conference, will give the keynote address and celebrate the closing Mass on the Feast of the Transfiguration, followed by a Eucharistic procession and Benediction. Bishop Daniel H. Mueggenborg of Reno will be a featured speaker. Learn more at sacredliturgy.org.
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“I would urge every Catholic to attend this conference and drink deeply, or taste for the first time, the glorious, rich, and ever new heritage of the Church for which Our Lord gave His life.”
“The depth and quality of the presenters and the presentations far surpassed my expectations. All of you will know in heaven what great good this effort has done for the Salvation of Souls.”
“This year, I grew deeper in love with God. At the Sacred Liturgy Conference, I experience what I was made for.... Heaven.”
“I loved the spiritual dimension of the conference: the Masses, the prayers, the talks, and getting to know the other attendees. It felt like a retreat.”
“I learned so much about the teachings of the Church. It changed the way I experience Mass and my personal role in the sacred liturgy.”
“The speakers were superb and the liturgies impeccable. This conference was truly a gift to myself and all who attended.”
“The Q&A class at the end was inspiring, motivating and intimate. I felt like we were gathered around the family table discussing how to move forward.”
“The conference increased my understanding and gratitude for the richness and beauty of our faith. God Bless you for putting on this conference.”
Learn to sing the sacred chant rooted in the ancient tradition of the Church, a tradition that reaches back to the Apostles and has been handed down through countless generations of saints.
A “how-to” workshop on singing the Church’s ancient and sacred music as prayer. This is for all who want to learn and enhance their knowledge and skills of sacred music, including beginners and experienced singers. Beginners will learn to read the square notes, and those already experienced with Gregorian chant will deepen their understanding.
Together we will learn the foundations of the chant: reading the notation, praying the Latin texts, and finding the natural flow of the melody. Participants will learn to chant as the one voice of the Body of Christ, singing the Ordinary of the Mass for the liturgical celebrations during the conference.
Singers of every level are welcome.
Optional add-on · $50. Select the workshop when you register.