Webinar Series | The Art of Celebrating: Something More is Required | Federation of Diocesan Liturgical Commissions (FDLC)
FDLC Free Webinar Series: The Art of Celebrating: Something More is Required every Wednesday at 1-2:15 p.m. for five weeks.
Upcoming Parish Music Events (Bulletin Materials)
Join us for live music events at the Cathedral of Saint Columba.
National Association of Parish Musicians (NPM) Youngstown Chapter
Youngstown is a temporary chapter of the National Association of Parish Musicians (NPM). Contact Ralph Holtzhauser at rholtzhauser@youngstowndiocese.org.
St. Columba Festival Orchestra Concert
This keystone event will feature organists David Blazer and Ralph Holtzhuser who will be playing the Poulenc Concerto and the Guilmant Symphony, respectively.
Chrism Mass-April 15, 2025
The Chrism Mass will be celebrated on April 15, 2025.
2025 OCP Parish Grants
OCP offers parish grants yearly for the promotion and enhancement of parish music programs. Applications for 2025 OCP Parish Grants are being accepted through May 30, 2025.
Cathedral Organ Concert Series (Bulletin Materials)
We are thrilled to announce the latest group of talented musicians who will be participating in the organ concert series for the Cathedral of Saint Columba in Youngstown, Ohio.
Jubilee Year Hymn | Music Ministry
All parish music directors are encouraged to use the Jubilee Year official hymn “Pilgrims of Hope,” where appropriate within the liturgical year.
Schola Cantorum Franciscana
Please come and listen to a phenomenal group of singers from the Franciscan University of Steubenville under the direction of Dr. Vincent Rone. Amongst a variety of choral works spanning across different time periods, Durufle’s Requiem will be the featured work, accompanied by organist Jon Tyllian. This event is free and open to the […]
Cecilia Project
The Cecilia Project is a unique opportunity to identify young potential musicians in our parishes and schools and offer them the advantage of furthering their musical education and talent at no cost.
