Last gathering before the departure where everyone could show their joy and gratitude for the wonderful summer camp!The principle work performed at both concerts was Vivaldi's GloriaElizaveta Lobanova, a young Russian organist who is studying in Fribourg.The small church is dedicated to the Nativity of Our Lady.A short introduction by Mr. Cattin, a great friend of the Institute, without whose help there could not have been a concert near our House of the Eucharistic Heart.Group photo before the second concert in Goumois, a Franco-Swiss village that is spread out on each bank of the Doubs, natural border between these two countries.Mathieu Bonnin, Artistic Director of the Ensemble Sequentiae, Choirmaster of the "petits chanteurs de Saint Dominique," choirmaster at the Puy du Fou of the junior academy, specialized in choral singing, choirmaster of the conservatory at Rayonnement départemental de Béziers... So many titles that show that the success of the musical colony owes a large part to him...Roxane Vega, violinist, lyric singer, choir director of the Chapelle Sainte Eugénie, Nîmes, who graduated with a certificate of musical studies in chamber music and orchestra... Her work and her help during these 12 days have been invaluable...It is the oldest church in the city: its construction dates back to the early 13th century.Basilica of Our Lady of Fribourg, held by the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter, who kindly welcomed us to perform one of the concerts.The cathedral's stalls are the oldest of a so-called Savoy ensemble, built between 1449 and 1526 in several towns in the Duchy of Savoy.Tomb of Christ in the Chapel of the Holy Sepulcher. Completed in the first half of the 15th century, it is one of the first events of its kind in Europe.Guided tour of the Cathedral of Saint Nicholas, starting at the main doors. The Cathedral dates to the 14th century; the master builder was notably inspired by Notre Dame de Paris.Arrival in Fribourg, where the first concert will take place.... followed by a night of AdorationImposition of the Scapular of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, for those who asked to receive it ...Saint Peter's Basilica of Rome was built during the cooking workshopsFieldtrip to the “Saut du Doubs,” a waterfall 27 meters highMr. Bonnin, choirmaster, and the indispensable camp counselors!Every evening, gathering around the campfireA short presentation on the religious life, especially that of a Sister AdorerSnackThe presence of a Centurion was necessary to say the least!This year, the theme of the colony was the first Christians under the Roman Empire.Afternoon: Outdoor gamesIf a birthday takes place during camp, we are sure to celebrate!washing up after mealsThe bell is rung for mealsReligious and liturgical instructions with the camp chaplainTaking care of the rabbits with an abbéCookingIntroduction to calligraphyDuring the morning, the children divide into teams and take turns spending time at musical rehearsals and workshops held by the sisters. Here: embroideryA short address from the camp chaplain before daily MassOlder girls’ singing rehearsalFrom July 6 to 18, our House of the Eucharistic Heart welcomed a group of forty girls from 9 to 17 years old for the musical camp St Cecilia.
In this photo: the youngest girls’ singing rehearsal
