Paul Melley

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Paul Melley is a gifted singer, composer, and saxophonist. Paul is a GIA artist and recently released his first collection, Humbled. He also served as an editor for the newly released GIA Hymnal, Cross Generations, and has produced a number of recordings to accompany it. He has been featured on several recordings from GIA and OCP and has performed throughout the United States, Canada, and Europe, including two World Youth Days, WYD 2002 (Toronto, CA) and most recently at WYD 2008 (Sydney, Australia).


Paul has previously served as a Pastoral Musician and Coordinator of Youth Ministry at St. Ignatius Church, at Boston College, and has also been part-time member of the faculty at Boston College’s School of Theology and Ministry and a team member at Notre Dame's Frank J. Lewis Institute.


Paul is currently Director of Liturgical Music at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts, oversees music used in liturgy and worship at the College, and coordinates the RCIA group on campus.


Paul lives in Massachusetts with his wife and their two children, and is pursuing his Master of Theology with a concentration in Liturgy at Boston College.
 

Workshops


Forming the Young Liturgical Minister - Music Education,Sacred Music,Other

College campus students are the servants who minister an ever-changing community. How do we prepare them for such service and for going beyond college ministry into the future of the larger Church? How do we train dedicated and creative future lay leaders in response to the declining availability of ordained ministers?

The Sound of Prayer - Music Education,Sacred Music

What we do with our voices creates a setting for prayer and worship. We express meaning more deeply in song. Learn how we can cultivate the spirituality and attitudes that help us attend more deeply to these truths, with a special emphasis on the young.

 

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