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The Play for the Lord 2026 session concluded in Lannion
The fourth session of the Play for the Lord program took place from October 21 to 24 at the Saint-Joseph Bossuet school in Lannion. Organized in partnership with the youth pastoral ministry of the Diocese of Saint-Brieuc, the event provided music workshops and prayer for young singers and musicians from the Côtes d'Armor region.
Participants, including students starting from the sixth grade, attended workshops on singing, guitar, organ, piano, wind instruments, string instruments, percussion, composition, sound reinforcement, and recording. Organizers stated that musical skill level was not a requirement for attendance.
The session ended with a Mass at the Sainte-Trinité church in Brélévenez, which the participants animated. Father Pierre-Emmanuel Doré noted that the young people attended from Côtes d'Armor, Morbihan, Ille-et-Vilaine, and the Paris region. Father Paul-Hervé Moy also accompanied the group during the celebration.
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- Official sourceRetour sur la session « Jouez pour le Seigneur » 2026 à Lannion
Diocese of Saint-Brieuc · L'Église Catholique en Côtes d'Armor
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