It's been a project several years in the making but interrupted by COIVD – an all-men's choir for St. Ann Church and National Shrine in Metairie. That dream has become a reality.

Check out the lively video of the male chorus at work: https://youtu.be/THqzQTVv2CA
Choir director Eric McCrary has put together an all-male ensemble of about 18 men – most of them members of the Knights of Columbus Msgr. Charles Duke Council #3465 – to sing on a regular basis at the church.
Their next Mass will be at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday, Dec. 11, the Third Sunday of Advent. They also will sing with the women's choir on Christmas Eve at the 10 p.m. Mass.
For some of the choir members, this is the first time they have ever sung in a group, but they are excited about the sound they are producing for the Lord!
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The NEW Knights of Columbus Choir at St. Ann Church. Members are from Msgr. Charles Duke Council #3465 in Metairie, Louisiana.

The music ministry consists of several choirs, cantors, and instrumentalists who give of their time and talent in service to the St. Ann community. The goal of this ministry is to unite the community in worship through song. All musicians are dedicated and committed to their ministry and to a level of musical excellence. If you are interested in joining one of our choirs, please contact our Director of Liturgical Music, Eric McCrary [email protected] or speak with him at one of the Masses.

Thursday, March 24th at 7:00 pm                  
St. Agnes Catholic Church                           
3310 Jefferson Hwy
 
Thursday, March 29th at 6:30 pm                  
St. Ann Church & Shrine                     
3601 Transcontinental
Eric McCrary, and guest vocalist, Melissa Brocato, will present a program entitled    'A Lenten Musical Mediation' in the context of Eucharistic Adoration and Benediction". Come and be present with the Lord in adoration and focus on actively listening to His word through special music, prayers, and readings, designed to deepen your relationship with Jesus Christ.                                                                                                               
“Come, keep watch with me for an hour!"