Sacred Music

“Cantare amantis est” - St. Augustine

Singing belongs to one who loves.
The Church teaches us that “the musical tradition of the universal Church is a treasure of inestimable value, greater even than that of any other art” - Sacrosanctum Concilium, p. 112

Here we seek to feed the curiosity of the student and resident communities and to promote an authentically Catholic culture and community through the engagement with the Church’s treasury of sacred music, especially in the liturgy. This includes gregorian chant, polyphony, and hymnody.

We have many opportunities for singers, instrumentalists, and composers of many ages and experience levels.

Brian Lambert, Music Director | (702) 503-5285 | music@thomascenter.org

  • (Specialized choirs that sing for Sunday @6pm (rehearsal @ 4:45) and Tuesday Candlelight Masses @9pm (rehearsal at 7:45) on a rolling basis - refer to calendar below.

    Co-ed Scholas (SATB)

    St. Elizabeth of the Trinity Schola

    St. Gregory Schola

    Women (SA)

    St. Kassia Women’s Schola

    Men (TB)

    Martyrs of Sebaste Men’s Schola

  • 5 PM Saturday Vigil Mass (Rehearsal at 4:15)

    9 AM Sunday Mass Choir (Rehearsal at 8:20)

    11 AM Sunday Mass Choir (Rehearsal at 10:20)

  • These choirs sing on major feast days and solemnities throughout the year.

    St. Hildegard Treble Choir (Age 6-12)

    Teen Choir (Age 13-17)

  • This group sings at prayer nights, during Adoration, and also before some liturgies.

    To join our student-led Praise and Worship choir, please contact Brian Lambert at music@thomascenter.org

  • We gather in the chapel in Drogo’s Coffee Bar every weekday at 7 AM for Morning Prayer. It takes about 20-30 minutes. Feel free to drop in!

Interested in joining our music program? click here.

MUSIC CALENDAR

For rehearsal times and sung liturgies, refer to calendar below. All rehearsals are in the basement music room of the main church unless otherwise specified.

Click on the link in the event description to access the music, recordings, and practice links for that upcoming liturgy.