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Getting Back In the Groove…

by Ed Bolduc | May 24, 2020 | Arrangement, Covid Liturgy, Covid Mass, Pandemic Liturgy, Pandemic Mass, Pentecost, Podcast, Setting the Tone

Apologies for being quiet for so long. I’ve refrained from posting because I wanted to be able to share what I’ve learned after adapting to our new normals. What has worked, what has not. Here’s the honest truth: we are still learning. Still adapting. Still trying to...

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