This post is an invitation for existing Pew Missal customers to take advantage of an exciting offer. I know some of you have already taken advantage of this opportunity, and I invite the rest of you to do the same!
This is an opportunity for you to save on next year’s missals, and to help us spread the word about the Ignatius Pew Missal and Canta la Misa (Spanish Pew Missal).
You may be familiar with our website (www.pewmissal.com). We have some pictures of folks using the Pew Missal, and a couple of interior shots of parishes that use it, as well as a promotional video. All of these are a few years old now, and since that time the Pew Missal has grown more than we could have hoped – more than twice as many users! We want to show the variety of parishes that use the Pew Missal: this is where you come in.
We want you to send us photographs, videos, and audio clips of your parish using the Pew Missal and Canta la Misa. Show the priest, show the congregation, show the cantor and accompanist and choir. Show the beautiful interior of the church. Let us see and hear you chanting the antiphons, and singing the hymns. Let us hear what the pastor, musicians, and parishioners have to say about the Ignatius Pew Missal and Canta la Misa! Try to keep your video clips short and sweet – no longer than 30-60 seconds.
If we choose your photo/video/audio to use in our promotional materials, you will receive a significant discount on next year’s missals: 20% off what you paid this year! Your odds are great, as we want to feature as many different parishes as we can.
I do hope that you will consider taking me up on this offer! The sooner I receive your submission, the more likely that we will be able to use it in our marketing efforts. And have fun – we want to see how the Pew Missal helps parishes celebrate the liturgy reverently and with solemnity, but we also want to see the joy of the liturgy!
You can upload your submissions here. I look forward to hearing from you!
Please let me know if you have any questions at all.
Pax Christi,
Paul Senz
Pew Missal Manager