Vesper Service for Trenton R-9 Schools to be live-streamed
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The Vespers Service for the Trenton High School and Middle School choirs will be live-streamed. Choir Instructor Tyler Busick says the concert on the evening of December 13
th will be available on the Trenton R-9 (R-IX) Choir Facebook page.
The concert can be seen in person at the First Baptist Church. The middle school choir will perform at 5 o’clock, and the high school choir will sing at 6 o’clock.
Attendees at the church will be required to wear masks. Each student will receive four tickets to distribute to family and friends. Attendees must have tickets to enter December 13
roof across the street from st. patrick s cathedral. george, the vespers service, a kind of amazing moment there when the holy father thanked the women of the church and the church erupted into applause. pope francis is very aware that religious women have been an enormous factor in the life of the catholic church since els booeth ann seton, whom he cited at the very beginning of his remarks tonight. this really beautiful service i think caps a day that has called everyone to think again. i said earlier to brian willi s williams, 31 years in washington, i haven t heard anyone speak as eloquently about politics as a vocation, not just a career, and a vocation capable
stand up when he got to the thing about life and as soon as when he pivoted to the death penalty, they all sat back down again. i mean, he s a step ahead of folks on a lot of folks. i want to just bring in now nbc news senior vatican analyst george weigel, who is on the roof across the street from st. patrick s cathedral. george, the vespers service, a kind of amazing moment there when the holy father thanked the women of the church and the church erupted into applause. pope francis is very aware that religious women have been an enormous factor in the life of the catholic church since elizabeth ann seton, whom he cited at the very beginning of his remarks tonight. this really beautiful service i think caps a day that has called
but what you saw here on fifth avenue when the pope came down today was really a joyous crowd. and despite all of that security they were able to see him, get a sense of him. and now you see the people that are gathered outside the cathedral that are still waiting. this is obviously a special group that got specially invited. you had some high school kids from the area. on the other side workers who actually worked on the $174 million renovation of the cathedral. so it s an interesting group, and i m sure we ll see throughout the next day and a half while he s here these crowds will grow and number but certainly as joyous. we see the pope make his way through start s cathedral at the conclusion of that vespers service. throngs coming to touch his garment and to shake his hand.
we see the pope make his way through start s cathedral at the conclusion of that vespers service. throngs coming to touch his garment and to shake his hand. and we see the altar full of the runners-up. that s right. it is hard to imagine in some ways a more secular age and a more kind of diffuse age of media for a pope to land in the u.s. than this age. and it struck me that it s amazing to me how much attention he has managed to command in an age when it s very hard for anything to command sustained attention. i get the impression, that to use a colloquialism, that this is a pope who doesn t sweat the small stuff, that he doesn t waste his energy on things that seem trivial to him. yes, he did tweet out an