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Chatfield College presents 'A Woman Wrapped in Silence'

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Chatfield College is pleased to invite the community to Sister Cecilia Huber’s annual Concert, entitled “A Woman Wrapped in Silence.”

The composition will be performed in its entirety on Sunday, March 23rd at 3 p.m. at the Sacred Heart Chapel on Chatfield’s St. Martin Campus.

This program honors Mary, as it was her “yes” to the angel Gabriel that set into motion the entire redemption story.

“Woman Wrapped in Silence” is a narrative poem by Father John Lynch that tells the story of Mary with great beauty.

This powerful poem begins with the angel Gabriel’s visit to Mary and concludes at Calvary.

This program is composed by Sister Cecilia Huber, who is accompanied by musicians and singers Martha Wetzel, Sue Toth, Jack McKee and Bob Bridges, as well the help of the children of St. Angela Merici Parish.

The performance will be narrated by Mike Halloran, pastor of Holy Name and St. Columbkille Parishes.

A punch and cookie reception will be held in the Mongan Building immediately following the concert.

Sr. Cecilia’s Annual Concert is funded in part by the Lulu O. Craig Fine Arts Fund.
For more information about the event, call Briana Cecil at 513-875-3344, ext. 140 or e-mail brianna.cecil@chatfield.edu.

Admission is free and open to the public.


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