All Is Holy: An Evening of Song, Story and Prayer
Jeanne Cotter & Tony Alonso
Thursday, October 12
8:00pm – 9:30 PM
LSTC Chapel
An evening with Tony Alonso and Jeanne Cotter is more than a concert—it is an experience of grace. Join them for an evening of story, song, and prayer rooted in the richness of the Gospel and grounded in the blessing and bruising of ordinary life. Jeanne and Tony will share some of their most beloved songs as well as new gems celebrating the holiness of each and every season.
Ticket Pricing Guide
| General Admission | Group of 10 or more Senior Citizens | Student with Valid ID (must be presented at event) | Full Institute Registration |
| $15.00 | $12.00 | $12.00 | Included |
Jeanne Cotter is a commanding female presence in the American Catholic church. She is a liturgical composer, author, performer, parish mission director, master voice and piano teacher, inspirational speaker, and retreat leader. For over two decades she has inspired and taught audiences throughout the United States and abroad.
Jeanne holds a bachelor of arts degree in music (piano and vocal performance) and theology from the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN. She’s completed advanced studies in song writing, contemporary vocal pedagogy, and music business from the Grove School of Music in Los Angeles, CA, and holds a master of arts degree in psychology and spirituality from Lesley University, Cambridge, MA. She is currently artist in residence at St. Thomas the Apostle Church in Naperville, IL.
Drawing on her Irish heritage, Jeanne understands the power of storytelling to connect diverse audiences to our shared human story. Her own experience of growing up in a large, multiracial, multinational farm family from southern Minnesota informs the values from which she writes and speaks, deeply rooted in the gospel teachings of Jesus.
Jeanne Cotter has numerous recordings, music collections, and books published by GIA Publications, Inc., as well as Mythic Rain, LLC.
“Jeanne Cotter is one of Catholic music’s most gifted liturgical musicians. Her beautiful voice and solo piano music have graced many a seminar and retreat!”
—Catholic Faith & Family Magazine
Tony Alonso is one of the most prominent voices in contemporary liturgical music. His music reflects an understanding of the multicultural needs of the contemporary church as well as a commitment to strong ritual music. In addition to several published collections of liturgical music, Tony’s music appears in compilations and hymnals throughout the world. Tony has shared his musical gifts as well as his love and knowledge of liturgy at conferences and events across North America and Europe. He is also the published author of several books and articles related to liturgy and liturgical music.
Tony holds a Bachelor of Music degree in choral conducting from Northwestern University and a Master of Arts degree in theology from Loyola Marymount University. An emerging theologian, Tony is currently pursuing a PhD in the Graduate Division of Religion at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, where he is focusing on liturgical and ritual studies.