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Sing Your Faith! Come Join Us!
The Seton Youth Choir is a welcoming group of teens who joyfully share their musical talents at the Sunday 5:00 PM Mass.
Seton Youth Choir...since 1991
- We come from Plano, Allen, Frisco middle schools and high schools. (6th grade +)
- We are Singers & Instruments, Lectors & Eucharistic Ministers.
- We are friends, brothers & sisters, sons & daughters.
- We sing in harmony. (We sing it all! We always need singers! Contemporary, Praise & Worship, Traditional, even chant!)
- We have a great string ensemble!
- We do all of the above as an integral part of the St. Elizabeth Faith Community.
Our Patron Saint is St. Francis of Assisi
(he sang Tenor!)Rehearsal Times
During the School Year- We rehearse from 3:30- 4:30 PM on Sunday in the sanctuary. (Instrumentalists @ 3:00 p.m.)
Summer Hours- We rehearse from 4:00 to 4:30 PM on Sunday in the sanctuary.(Instrumentatists @ 3:30 p.m.)
Cantor Rehearsals- Cantor rehearsals are scheduled with the director during the week.
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Contact Us
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Caroline Kellercakeller4gmail.comSeton Youth Choir Director
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Lisa Kellenlkelleneseton.orgCoordinator of Music Ministry
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