Resources Sacred Music
Resources for the use of sacred music in the celebration of the liturgy throughout the Archdiocese of Boston.
Chants of the Roman Missal
These recordings below are provided for your use as you learn the Chants of the Roman Missal.
Chants of the Roman Missal – Participation Aid
1. Greeting
2. Penitential Act
3. Gloria A
4. Gloria B
5. Credo I
6. Credo III
7. Orate, Fratres
8. Preface Dialogue
9. Sanctus
10. Memorial Acclamation A
11. Memorial Acclamation B
12. Memorial Acclamation C
13. Doxology
14. The Lord’s Prayer
15. Agnus Dei
16. Invitation to Communion
17. Final Blessing
18. Dismissals
Office of Divine Worship Saint Cecilia Schola
Richard J. Clark, Director
Many thanks to music ministers from the Archdiocese of Boston who volunteered their time and talent: Allesandra Cionco, Richard J. Clark, Mark Donohoe, Rev. Jonathan Gaspar, Liz Kerigan, Emily Lau, Clare McNamara, Michael Olbash, Elisabeth Pifer, Tanya Skypeck, Jason Villarreal
Chants of the Roman Missal – Greeting through Credo III
These recordings below are provided for your use as you learn the Chants of the Roman Missal.
1. Greeting
2. Penitential Act
3. Gloria A
4. Gloria B
5. Credo I
6. Credo III
Office of Divine Worship Saint Cecilia Schola
Richard J. Clark, Director
Chants of the Roman Missal – Orate, Fratres through Doxology
These recordings below are provided for your use as you learn the Chants of the Roman Missal.
7. Orate, Fratres
8. Preface Dialogue
9. Sanctus
10. Memorial Acclamation A
11. Memorial Acclamation B
12. Memorial Acclamation C
13. Doxology
Office of Divine Worship Saint Cecilia Schola
Richard J. Clark, Director
Chants of the Roman Missal – The Lord’s Prayer through Dismissal
These recordings below are provided for your use as you learn the Chants of the Roman Missal.
14. The Lord’s Prayer
15. Agnus Dei
16. Invitation to Communion
17. Final Blessing
18. Dismissals
Office of Divine Worship Saint Cecilia Schola
Richard J. Clark, Director
Liturgy Documents and Resources
Vatican documents
- Sacrosanctum Concilium (1963)
- Musicam Sacram (1967)
- Redemptionis Sacramentum (2004)
- Directory on Popular Piety and the Liturgy (2001)
USCCB documents
- General Instruction of the Roman Missal (2011)
- General Introduction to the Lectionary, Second Edition (1981)
- General Instruction of the Liturgy of the Hours (1971)
- Built of Living Stones (2000)
- Sing to the Lord: Music in Divine Worship (2007)
Liturgy of the Hours
USCCB Newsletter of the Committee on Divine Worship
Patrick Krisak’s Bio
Patrick has worked for the archdiocese since 2014. He works in the areas of faith formation, ethnic communities, pastoral planning, evangelization, discipleship, and leadership. Patrick has worked previously in parishes in the Archdiocese of Boston and elsewhere as a Director for Evangelization, Director of Religious Education, and Coordinator of Youth Ministry. He and his wife have two sons.
Patrick Krisak
Director of Faith Formation and Missionary Discipleship
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Fr. Jonathan M. Gaspar’s Bio
As a newly ordained priest Fr. Gaspar was assigned to a very diverse community in Marlborough, where he ministered alongside some wonderful priests to English, Spanish, and Portuguese speaking communities.
After four happy years in the parish, he was asked by Cardinal Sean to work with him as his secretary and the archdiocesan Director of Divine Worship, which he did for over ten years.
Fr. Gaspar is currently the pastor of the parish of St. Mary of the Assumption, Brookline and continues to assist the Office of Divine Worship and the Cardinal.
Fr. Jonathan M. Gaspar
Archdiocesan Master of Ceremonies and Chaplain
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Diane Campbell’s Bio
Diane Campbell joined the Archdiocese of Boston in 2017. Prior to joining the Archdiocese she worked in the private sector as an executive assistant as well as serving in ministry for her parish and in the Cursillo community.
In March of 2020, when the pandemic hit, Diane helped initiate a Zoom daily morning rosary that is prayed 365 days a year. It continues today with over the 75 people attending daily.
Diane grew up on the South Shore of Boston and continues to live there with her family. She enjoys spending time with family and friends often traveling, skiing or spending time at beach on Cape Cod.
Diane Campbell
Executive Assistant, Secretariat for Evangelization and Discipleship
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