Liturgical Resources

 

World AIDS Day 2005

Liturgical resources for the 1st and 2nd Sundays of Advent are available English and Spanish.

Special thanks to Bari Colombari from Oregon Catholic Press for preparing this resource for the Secretariats for African American Catholics and Hispanic Affairs of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, the National Catholic AIDS Network, the National Black Catholic Congress and the Leadership Campaign on AIDS.

To find music selections for World AIDS Day liturgies, click here.

 

A Homily by Bishop Howard Hubbard, Bishop of Albany and Moderator for the National Catholic AIDS Network

The homily was delivered at the Social Ministries Conference in Washington, DC on February 20, 2005. View (58kb PDF file)

 

World AIDS Day 2003 - "Live and Let Live"

For a second year, NCAN is collaborating with the Secretariat for African American Catholics and the Secretariat for Hispanic Affairs of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops and the Leadership Campaign on AIDS of the US Department of Health and Human Services to provide every parish in the United States with liturgical resources for World AIDS Day. The resources include:

• A letter from Bishop Gordon Bennett, Chairman of the Committee on African Catholics and Bishop James Tamayo, Chairman of the Committee on Hispanic Affairs to their brother Bishops.
  
• A letter from Bishop Howard Hubbard, NCAN Episcopal Moderator which is addressed to Pastors.
  
• An assortment of liturgical resources including sample intercessions and homily notes.

  Please note that the date in the "Homily Notes" is incorrect. The correct date is November 30th: The First Sunday of Advent. We apologize for any confusion this may have caused.

Thanks to all who through their hard work have made these resources available.

 

Rev. Robert Vitillo, NCAN President, at the United Nations

Rev. Robert Vitillo, President of NCAN Board to participate in World AIDS Day event at the United Nations Headquarters in New York. Read the Press Release.

 

 

 

 

 

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