Triduum Act I – Maundy Thursday
Jesus--knowing that the time has come to go to the Father and having loved his own who were in the world--loves them to the end.
We seek to know and love Christ, the stranger, and each other.
We seek to know and love Christ, the stranger, and each other.
Michael Monnikendam holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Voice Performance from Duquesne University–where he also minored in piano and organ–and a Master’s Degree from Carnegie-Mellon University (also in Voice Performance).
Michael has worked as a professional musician for 40+ years and brings great experience to his work here at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, where he has been the Director of Music Ministries since October 2012.
During his tenure of service here, he has added to the musical engagement of both the choir and congregation by collaborating with our myriad of musicians including guitar players, percussionists, native flutes, and didgeridoos to name a few!
Email: michael.ststephens@gmail.com
Office: 206.522.7144
Cell: 206.399.5046
Jesus--knowing that the time has come to go to the Father and having loved his own who were in the world--loves them to the end.
The Triduum is like a play of three acts, each containing a particular look into the historical mysteries of Christ’s life.
Crowds laid palm branches at his feet in a symbolic gesture of humility and praise
During Holy Week we join ancient pilgrims following the path of Jesus in His last days.