Music Ministry / Ministerio de Musica - Mission San Luis Rey Parish

Contact Information

Director of Music / Alabanza
Kerey Quaid
760-547-0709
musicdirector@sanluisreyparish.org

Associate Music Director
Emma Whitten
760-547-0731
musicassociate@sanluisreyparish.org

Abigail Guzmán Bautista
Asistente
760-717-3679
aguzmanbautista@yahoo.com

The Music Ministry strives to make Prayer Services, Daily Masses, Weekend Masses and Holy Days as meaning as possible for the worshipping assemblies. The Music Ministry invites its members to praise the Lord through music and song, proclaiming the Word of God and leading the congregation to uplift their souls to Our Creator. This ministry seeks talented musicians and singers to participate in our weekly Masses, Prayer Services and Festive Days. We are especially looking for gifted cantors to sing the Psalms. Be ready to Praise the Lord!

Music schedules are given directly to choir members.
Click here for our Music Ministry Brochure in English.

El Ministerio de Música se esfuerza para lograr que los Servicios de Oración, Misas diarias y Misas Dominicales y de Días Festivos sean lo más significativos para la congregación. El Ministerio de Música invita a sus miembros a adorar a nuestro Señor, procla-mando la Palabra de Dios y dirigiendo a la congregación a elevar sus almas en oración a nuestro Creador. El Ministerio de Música busca músicos y cantores talentosos dispuestos a par-ticipar en las Misas Dominicales, Servicios de Oración y Días Festivos. En espe-cial, buscamos Cantores dotados para proclamar los salmos. ¡Anímate a alabar al Señor!

Los horarios de la música se entregan directamente a los miembros del coro. 
Haga clic aquí para ver nuestro folleto del Ministerio de Música en español.

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3 days ago

Statement from the Most Reverend Salvatore Cordileone, Archbishop of San Francisco and Chairman of the Benedict XVI Institute for Sacred Music and Divine Worship:

"Yesterday we watched with profound grief and shock as the jewel of Paris, Notre Dame Cathedral, was being consumed in flames. We give thanks to God that no lives were injured, for the firefighters who risked their lives to save the Cathedral from total destruction, for those who have already made generous commitments to the cause of rebuilding, and for the young Catholics who knelt to pray and sing to Mary together in the face of this tragedy.

"Paris’ mother church of Our Lady is a powerful symbol of spiritual and national unity of the people of France and of Western Civilization as a whole, a sacred space which lifts the soul to God. This is, then, a painful tragedy for the entire world, as witnessed to by the global outpouring of grief in response to yesterday’s catastrophe.

"Indeed, in the midst of our shock and sadness we should not overlook the fact that we were joined together in a special way, mourning a great House of God, an object of sacred beauty, which has literally stood the test of time. We mourn together.

"How did this burning building move so many? Sacred beauty has a power. It moves us because Beauty is not just a frill or a decoration, it is, along with Truth and Goodness, one of the three faces of God. Standing before the Rose Window, looking up at the awesome Gothic ceilings, praying with people around the world, we are reminded that, as human beings created in God’s image, we do not live by bread alone. Notre Dame Cathedral calls out to us to remember that we have souls. It reminds us that God has given us the capacity to create sacred beauty that has lasting value, which points us beyond this world alone.

"I join with the President of the US Bishops’ Conference, Cardinal Daniel DiNardo, in his expression of condolence and solidarity with the people of France, and extend those sentiments to the French community here in the Bay Area." (usccb.org/news/2019/19-070.cfm)

"As we approach the commemoration of Our Lord’s saving Passion, death and Resurrection in the Easter Triduum services, I encourage all of us in our Archdiocese to keep France and her children in our prayers, along with the intention that Notre Dame will soon rise from the ashes to once again give glory to God and honor to the Mother of His Son."

Photo: Eric Chan from Hollywood, United States [CC BY 2.0 (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)]

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You heard Fr. Vince talk about the campaign, now find out more with his special letter to the parish community about our Capital Campaign: "St. Francis Hall, a Space Renewed."

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A beautiful moment at Easter Vigil, when the light of Christ is shared. Thank you to photographer Tina Mena. Would you like to see additional photographs from Easter? Go to: missionsanluisreyparish.smugmug.com/2018/03-31-18-Easter-Vigil-Mass/ ... See MoreSee Less

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4 days ago

The sight of our Catholic brothers and sisters in France praying the rosary and singing, asking God's help in saving Notre Dame Cathedral, is truly inspiring. Please pause for a moment in your day and pray with them.Catholics singing and praying the the Hail Mary of the Rosary at the fire of the Cathedral of Our Lady in Paris, France Katholieken bidden en zingen de rozen... ... See MoreSee Less