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Can AI compress the years long research time of a PhD into seconds? Research scientist Max Jaderberg explores how “AI analogs” simulate real-world lab work with staggering speed and scale, unlocking new insights on protein folding and drug discovery. Drawing on his experience working on Isomorphic Labs' and Google DeepMind's AlphaFold 3 — an AI model for predicting the structure of molecules — Jaderberg explains how this new technology frees up researchers' time and resources to better understand the real, messy world and tackle the next frontiers of science, medicine and more. For a chance to give your own TED Talk, fill out the Idea Search Application: ted.com/ideasearch . Interested in learning more about upcoming TED events? Follow these links: TEDNext: ted.com/futureyou TEDAI Vienna: ted.com/ai-vienna Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

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#263: Composition Considerations (with Luke Rosen) (REPLAY)

منذ 11 يومًا

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This week's episode of Ministry Monday features composer and NPM member Luke Rosen. In this replay episode from October 2023, Luke shares his reflections on the many things a pastoral musician can consider as they compose music, whether it's for a parish music ministry or just for personal enjoyment.…

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#262: Hymnody and Antiphons (with Kathleen Pluth)

منذ 25 يومًا

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Today on Ministry Monday we speak with Kathleen Pluth, hymn text author and translator whose work frequently appears in the prayer guide Magnificat, GIA Publications, and CanticaNova. Her hymn text, "Let the Earth Acclaim Christ Jesus," was chosen as the official hymn for the 2024 National Eucharistic Congress. She also wrote a hymn titled, "Hymn for the Soul of a Pope", which she offered for free during the month of May as many parishes honored the life of Pope Francis. Today Kathleen and I talk about all things hymnody: What is "hymnody"? Are there guiding documents that help us to discern the considerations of hymnody? And more.…

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#261: Music Ministry and Weddings (with Paul Radkowski) (REPLAY)

منذ 5 weeks

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Wedding season is well upon us, and with it always comes with a story. Many of you may already know that prior to working full-time for NPM, I was a full-time DIrector of Music at a Catholic church, which was set in a very beautiful, very visible, and also very tourist-laden area of my city. For 13 years I played 60-70 weddings annually, half of which were non-parishioners. The experiences came with a sense of excitement and joy…but also a time for catechesis for the bride and groom. We’ve probably all had the couple who needed a bit more clarification on why their favorite secular tune cannot be a part of the music at their Catholic wedding, and honestly, I’m sure we could compile our best wedding stories into a book! (I’ve heard it said, “I could write a book” many times…) I’ve often heard a dreadful saying by pastoral musicians that “I’d rather play three funerals versus one wedding.” While this has always bothered me, I think the roots lie in a mutual misunderstanding of young couples being married, and the pastoral musicians who serve them. The beauty of the Sacrament of Marriage can often be eclipsed by the secular aesthetic that couples mostly worry about, from the flowers to the bridal party to, of course, the bride and groom’s ensembles. But just because a couple may not fully grasp the Sacrament does not mean that they cannot enter into a paradigm of catechesis prior to their wedding day. And in fact, I think we shortchange many couples by assuming they do not grasp a general understanding of the liturgy and how it will relate to their wedding. Why not take it as an opportunity to bridge that gap of understanding, even if only to help them more deeply understand their wedding? Today on Ministry Monday we speak to Paul Radkowski, Director of Music at the Church of St. Edward the Confessor in Granville, Ohio. Paul discusses the ways that pastoral musicians can support couples as they prepare for the Sacrament of Marriage: how can they best plan their ceremony music? what if a loved one wants to sing in the wedding? What if the couple wants to include secular music in the wedding? Paul addresses these questions and more.…

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#260: "Gifted to Give": Celebrating AAPI Heritage (REPLAY)

منذ 7 weeks

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This episode of Ministry Monday is brought to you by Boston College Clough School of Theology and Ministry (CSTM). Boston College Clough School of Theology and Ministry (CSTM) is accepting applications for Courage to Preach: A Post-Master’s Certificate. Courage to Preach trains participants to read and interpret Scripture and use it as a foundational collection to preach on contemporary issues, such as racial, economic, and environmental justice. The certificate is completed over 12 months. Learn more at bc.edu/preach . NPM is blessed with a rich community of Asian/Pacific American pastoral musicians that support their parishes and the NPM community at large. Ariel Mayormita, Jose Gallardo and Maria Nieva are all pastoral musicians across the United States. They each demonstrate hospitality, kindness, and a deep Catholic faith in their lives. Today's episode highlights the deep faith and profound hospitality found in AAPI culture, from 500 years of Christianity in the Philippines to today. Our presenters to reflect on this topic today are Ariel Mayormita, Jose Gallardo and Maria Nieva, joining us from New Jersey, Texas, and the Philippines! SHOW NOTES For more resources celebrating AAPI Heritage Month, visit npm.org. All content of this podcast is property of the National Association of Pastoral Musicians or its content suppliers and is protected by United States and international copyright laws. For information about the podcast and its use, please contact us.…

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#259: Sacred Times (with Fr. Paul Turner)

منذ 10 weeks

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Growing up in the Catholic Church I was familiar with the poster of the liturgical calendar. You know the one: its circular design reflects the changing colors and seasons in the Church calendar. I always found this poster to be fascinating, even as a very young person: What did it mean? How did the The Church decide these things? Why do the colors change? As a young adult I asked myself questions about the saints on the calendar, the nuances of Holy Days of Obligation, and more. The practical and historical contexts of our Church calendar have always fascinated me. Which brings me to our episode today. I recently came across Fr. Paul Turner’s new book, Sacred Times , which is described as “A Guide to the General Roman Calendar and the Table of Liturgical Days.” The book reads like a story you’d find at a sacred bookstore, but is so full of information it’s as indespensible as an encyclopedia at times. I reached out to Fr. Paul and asked to interview him for the podcast, of which he obliged, thankfully. In preparation for my interview I read the book. I quickly realized that this could be a series of episodes, simply to capture the full breadth and depth of the book. And so consider the following interview as an introductory course on the book, Sacred Times, published by Liturgical Press. Our chat addresses many questions about the Church’s observances, such as: What is the Proper of Time versus the Proper of Saints? Why does Easter move each year, versus being on one set date? How are Holy Days of Obligation chosen? and more.…

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#258: Exploring The Spirituality of Sequences (with Fr. Roc O'Connor) (REPLAY)

منذ 12 weeks

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This episode of Ministry Monday is brought to you by Ministry Scheduler Pro. Take the pain out of scheduling church volunteers with easy-to-use software designed just for ministries. Free up your time, and make it easy for your volunteers to answer the call to serve. Start your free trial today at MinistrySchedulerPro.com. We are back from a brief Easter hiatus, and while we are happy to be back, our hearts are heavy here in the NPM National Office at the passing of our Holy Father, Pope Francis. I recently read his autobiography, “Hope,” and it gave me the chance to learn more about Pope Francis and his life as Jorge Bergoglio as well. If you haven’t read it, I strongly encourage that you do, especially in this Jubilee Year of Hope. As we collectively mourn the loss of Pope Francis, our Holy Father, NPM has offered a compilation of resources for personal and ministerial use. They can be found at www.npm.org, and they will be linked int the show notes of this episode. We pray that they provide solace, comfort, and hope in the Resurrection. Today we continue the topic of sequences. Fr. Michael Joncas began our examination of the Church’s current use of sequences before we journeyed through Holy Week, and today Fr. Roc O’Connor continues this conversation. Roc O’Connor, SJ has been a member the Society of Jesus for over fifty years. He served in pastoral settings for most of his ministerial life – parishes, college and universities, and Jesuit formation. He is a founding member of the St. Louis Jesuits, a group that has shaped pastoral music for all of us today and has earned worldwide recognition. Roc helps us with a primer of sorts on the sequences for Easter Sunday, Pentecost, and Corpus Christi. This particular episode is very beneficial when viewed as a video episode. You can find it in the show notes of this episode, as well as on NPM’s youtube channel, youtube.com/NPMlivestream. If you can’t access the video version of this episode, keep in mind that Roc allows us to flow between the Latin text, the ICEL translation, and the Roman Missal translation freely, examining how they work together and help to bring forth the sacred in some of the holiest days in our Church calendar. SHOW NOTES Bio: Bio: Roc O’ Connor, SJ Roc O’Connor, SJ has been a member the Society of Jesus for over fifty years. He served in pastoral settings for most of his ministerial life – parishes, college and universities, and Jesuit formation. This includes thirteen years as Adjunct Professor of Theology at Creighton University (2000-2013). He earned an MDiv and STM from the Jesuit School of Theology, Berkeley (1983), an STL from the Weston School of Theology, Cambridge (1993), and an MA in Liturgical Studies from The Catholic University of America (2003). As a founding member of the St. Louis Jesuits, he contributed songs to six recordings and has produced three solo recordings. The SLJs have been recognized with honorary doctorates at the University of Scranton (1978), Creighton University (2006), and St. Louis University (August, 2022). In October 2021, his provincial assigned him to address serve on the staff at the Bellarmine Jesuit Retreat House, Barrington, IL. His work include over a dozen articles plus: – In the Midst of Our Storms (LTP, 2015). Here, Roc proposes a way to pray with and from our resistance to the intrusion of God in our lives whom we meet in liturgical Word, gesture, & symbol. Exploring our resistance opens up depths we previously disregarded. – I Want to See (23rd publications, 2017) Roc offers an intense study of the Bartimaeus story with three basic points: a) we follow Jesus as blind disciples; b) the scribes, Pharisees, chief priests, elders, disciples, & the Twelve mirror for us what we don’t want to see in ourselves; c) whatever we avoid can , through the working of the Holy Spirit, become our Best Friends Forever on our walk with Christ. The Association of Catholic Publishers recognized I Want to See with the 2018 Excellence in Publishing Award – Prayer and Spirituality Second Place. – All Shall Be Well: The Hand of God (OCP, 2020) His collection of eight new songs was released in June, 2020. Six of the eight pieces explore very slow tempos as a help make room for breathing and presence. Another collection of fifteen songs based in gospel and blues awaits completion. – Long Division Ever Divisive: A Lament was published in Worship July 2021. All content of this podcast is property of the National Association of Pastoral Musicians or its content suppliers and is protected by United States and international copyright laws. For information about the podcast and its use, please contact us.…

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#257: The Historical Foundation of Sequences (with Fr. Jan Michael Joncas) (REPLAY)

منذ 15 weeks

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Today is the last episode Ministry Monday will be airing before a brief Holy Week and Easter hiatus. We wanted to leave you with an episode that would provide a prayerful pause as you wrap up the last rehearsals, make the last binders, and write the last “thank you” notes to your Holy Week musicians. Today we begin a conversation focusing on the sequences and hear from Fr. J. Michael Joncas. What is the history of a sequence’s form? What terminology predates the sequences? How can we most effectively employ sequences in our parishes? It is a great episode from which to prepare the Sequence for Easter Sunday.…

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#256: Holy Women, Holy Power: Women in the Church Throughout History (with Holly Mohr) (REPLAY)

منذ 17 weeks

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During the month of March NPM celebrates the women that shape us and love us into being. Those who fight against the injustices of our society today. Women in religious life who are our spiritual guides. And those among us who lead and serve the Church in lay ministry. We are honored to celebrate you! And today we offer a replay episode that celebrates some of the strong women in our Church’s history. We hope this episode inspires you, and maybe prompts you to learn more about these holy women- and more. SHOW NOTES BIO: Holly Mohr Holly Mohr is the Director for Parish Faith and Family Formation for the Diocese of Pittsburgh. Previously she served as Director of Religious Education for Mary, Queen of Peace Parish (St. Adalbert and St. Mary of the Mount Churches) in Pittsburgh, PA. She finds inspiration in Montessori pedagogy, peace and justice movements, reading and yoga. Book Recommendations by Holly Medieval Writings on Female Spirituality , ed by Elizabeth Spearing Four Women Doctors of the Church , by Mary T. Malone Women and Christianity , Vols. 1 and 2, by Mary T. Malone Dorothy Day: Selected Writings , by Robert Ellsberg Dorothy Day: The World Will Be Saved By Beauty, by Kate Hennessy Primary texts: Scivias , by Hildegard of Bingen Revelations of Divine Love , by Julian of Norwich All content of this podcast is property of the National Association of Pastoral Musicians or its content suppliers and is protected by United States and international copyright laws. For information about the podcast and its use, please contact us.…

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#255: Saint Brigid's Song (with DANA)

منذ 19 weeks

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Today we speak with Irish composer Dana Scallon (known professionally as DANA) about the life of Saint Brigid, patroness of Ireland. Dana was inspired to write a hymn reflecting the life of Saint Brigid, celebrating the 1500th anniversary of the saint’s death, and she was gracious enough to sit down and share her inspiration for the piece today. Dana joins us today from her home in Ireland. For more information about St. Brigid and St. Brigid's Song, check out the show notes of this episode at ministrymonday.org . SHOW NOTES For more information about Saint Brigid’s Song, visit: National Catholic Register: ‘St. Brigid’s Song’ Debuts to Mark 1,500th Anniversary of Irish Saint’s Death All content of this podcast is property of the National Association of Pastoral Musicians or its content suppliers and is protected by United States and international copyright laws. For information about the podcast and its use, please contact us.…

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#254: Navigating the Public Domain (REPLAY)

منذ 21 weeks

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We’re in the small window between the Christmas and Lenten seasons, which means it’s time to plan. Lenten music, Triduum music, and Easter music are in its final stages of planning. How can we stretch our dollars in our music ministry budget to add new variety, new depth, into our chosen music? Today we feature an episode from 4 years ago that explores the music available to us in the public domain. Public domain music can be somewhat work-intensive, as it’s not regulated in the same way as a published piece, but the efforts to sift through the selections can repay you in spades. This free music has lovely arrangements to embrace the liturgical seasons in renewed ways, all for free.…

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#253: NPM On the Road 101 (with Jennifer Kluge)

منذ 23 weeks

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NPM is hitting the road this summer for 2-day events across the United States! Today we're sitting down with Executive Director Jennifer Kluge to unpack these series of events, titled "NPM On the Road." What can we expect out of these events? Who should attend them? Where can we stay? These questions - and many more - are answered in this jam-packed episode.…

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#252: The Contemplative Classroom (with Steven C. Warner)

منذ 25 weeks

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Today on Ministry Monday we return from our holiday break! Our first episode of 2025 features Steven Warner the founder and director emeritus of the Notre Dame Folk Choir, as well as founder of the Newman Vocare Ensemble. Like many pastoral musicians, the Holy Spirit clearly is working through Steve and his decades-long work in music and ministry. Steve is no stranger to the podcast: we spoke of his connection to Saint John Henry Newman while he taught at the Newman Centre for Faith and Reason in Dublin, and we also discussed the Catholic Church in Ireland on another episode. Today’s episode focuses on his most recent project, titled “The Contemplative Classroom.” If you know Steve’s music you know that many of his compositions are ostinato refrains within an accessible singing range for most singers. Steve has taken this idea and begun to make a curriculum for classrooms that cultivate healthy singing, mindfulness, and spirituality in a way that, I dare say, may not have ever been created quite like this. It’s a great start for this Catholic Schools week, and a great way to begin our podcast for the year.…

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#251: Simple Ways to Improvise This Advent (REPLAY) (Part 2) (with Dr. Benjamin Cornelius-Bates)

منذ 31 weeks

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This week we feature part two of our conversation with Dr. Benjamin Cornelius-Bates, Professor of Musicianship at Duquesne University. Last week Dr. Cornelius-Bates shared some basic tips on how to improvise on traditional and contemporary Advent hymn tunes this Advent and Christmas season. If you haven’t listened to it, we strongly encourage you to! This week we pick up where we left off and see how we can develop his improvisation tips into more complex ways of sparking creativity in the liturgy.…

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#250: Simple Ways to Improvise This Advent (REPLAY) (Part I) (with Dr. Benjamin Cornelius-Bates)

منذ 33 weeks

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On our 250th episode of Ministry Monday we offer a replay from the podcast's archives on improvisation. In the midst of many Advent and Christmas preparations, I’ll admit that solid improvisatory skills are an excellent tool to have in my arsenal. Today Dr. Benjamin Cornelius-Bates - a professor of musicianship at Duquesne University - shares tips on how to improvise on traditional and contemporary Advent hymn tunes this Advent and Christmas season. Ben’s tips are practical for well beyond the Advent season, but I hope that they spark some creativity during a trying time like Advent for the pastoral musician.…

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#249: Meet NPM's 2024 Chapter of the Year

منذ 35 weeks

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This episode of Ministry Monday is brought to you by Ministry Scheduler Pro. Take the pain out of church volunteer scheduling with powerful, easy-to-use software designed especially for ministry scheduling. Start your free trial today at MinistrySchedulerPro.com. This week on Ministry Monday we are excited to speak to leadership from the NPM Cincinnati, Ohio Chapter. The Cincinnati Chapter is NPM's 2024 Chapter of the Year. Today they share the challenges of the chapter and how they have embraced the power of local programming to cultivate community and recruit members. Watch the Episode (YouTube) SHOW NOTES About the Cincinnati, Ohio NPM Chapter The Cincinnati, Ohio NPM chapter serves pastoral ministers across the Ohio and Kentucky region. They offer numerous opportunities for prayer, music, formation, networking, and camaraderie within the calendar year. Additionally, they serve the region with assisting with substitute requests, an extensive mailing list, assisting in a fundraising concert annually, and more. For more information visit https://www.npmcincinnati.org. All content of this podcast is property of the National Association of Pastoral Musicians or its content suppliers and is protected by United States and international copyright laws. For information about the podcast and its use, please contact us.…

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