1982 Yearbook
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1982 Yearbook
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A SIMPLE LITURGY
There was a different kind of mass, one of
simplicity and innovation, celebrated in Christ
the King Chapel on the 27th and 28th of
February this year. This "simple" liturgy shed
the formality of the traditional mass and
concentrated on the theme of "let's view life
through the eyes of a child." Indeed, children
did play a distinct part of the day's liturgy,
adding spontaneity as well as a pertinent
message. A precious moment was captured
(picture to the right) when one of the little boys,
at the end of Fr. Drake Shafer's homily, placed
his prized baseball cap on Drake's head.
Expressions of love can be found in all forms.
Dressed in unassuming shirts and jeans, the
Chorus and Music Ministry joined their voices
in praise (pictured below) under the direction of
Kathy Luksetich and Fr. Dunn. Dancers
(pictured on opposite page at top) added
another dimension to the service. The
congregation, too, actively participated in the
Simple Liturgy, making it a moving experience
for all attending.
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There was a different kind of mass, one of
simplicity and innovation, celebrated in Christ
the King Chapel on the 27th and 28th of
February this year. This "simple" liturgy shed
the formality of the traditional mass and
concentrated on the theme of "let's view life
through the eyes of a child." Indeed, children
did play a distinct part of the day's liturgy,
adding spontaneity as well as a pertinent
message. A precious moment was captured
(picture to the right) when one of the little boys,
at the end of Fr. Drake Shafer's homily, placed
his prized baseball cap on Drake's head.
Expressions of love can be found in all forms.
Dressed in unassuming shirts and jeans, the
Chorus and Music Ministry joined their voices
in praise (pictured below) under the direction of
Kathy Luksetich and Fr. Dunn. Dancers
(pictured on opposite page at top) added
another dimension to the service. The
congregation, too, actively participated in the
Simple Liturgy, making it a moving experience
for all attending.
86
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St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
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