St. Thomas Aquinas Church, Waterford, was the setting for “The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace” by Karl Jenkins, performed this week by the Waterford High School choirs, conducted by music director Derek Machan. Selections included works sung in French, Arabic, Latin and English. Above, soloists Mitchell Nelson (from left), Stephanie Jackson, Kate Beu, Frank McGinty perform the Movement, “Angry Flames.” (Photo by Tracy Ouellette)
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I for Peace t’s to bad I missed the peogram. I would have loved to hear and see it. I was talking to someone who was there. Ithink and belive that having a islamis call to prayer is great. After all it is a Mass. AS a christian society we should be open and willing to discuss our simulities and differnces. That is hoe peace in the world it to start. I remember that St Franes, went to the seracins where they discussed religion and both went their own way.wither a greatewr respect for oneother. and the muslum took better care of his prisinors. Peace in the world can only comeabout with prayer and discussion and acceptance of oneanotyher and being a exampler to our children and grandchildren.Even in the New Testement,look at the Good Semertin, the woman at the well, and who did christ pick for His diciples fishermen a tax collector who at that time was the loest people around. And a prostitute. What more does thast have to say to us.So I stand up and say BRAVO!!Hope to get one of the CDS when they come out. Unfortunitly I am disabled and have not workrde in over 2 years and unable to afford such a luxulary. Hopefully out of your kindness of someonews heart I might be able to get az free copy My name is Patrick Zakrzewski 1828 13th ST Kenoshaz Wi 53140. May God’s peace go with you all and your familys Thankyou for your kikndness and hopefully tyhe seed of peacw likw the mustard seed will grow