MUSIC PLANNER. 2 nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 5 th Sunday of Easter Year C - The Year of Luke 20 th January th May 2019

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1 MUSIC PLANNER 2 nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 5 th Sunday of Easter Year C - The Year of Luke 20 th January th May 2019 As we begin this first period of Ordinary Time, a change in the setting of the acclamations and Gloria would emphasise the beginning of a new season. However, in Year C the Gospel continues the message of the Epiphany with the third manifestation of Christ. The long list of suggested music reflects the themes of Marriage, Eucharist and Epiphany, so extra care will be needed in preparing your liturgy. 2 nd Sunday in Ordinary Time (C) 20 th January 2019 The Church rejoices in her Bridegroom who will cherish her, lavish upon her the many gifts of his Spirit, and transform her into a new creation as he transformed water into wine. Readings: Isaiah 62:1-5 Psalm 95 1 Corinthians 12:4-11 John 2:1-11 Father and life-giver Gifts of Bread and Wine God in the planning and purpose of life Hail to the Lord s anointed Into one we are all gathered Lord of all loving Love which never ends Many are the light beams (L) O perfect love O praise ye the Lord One bread, one body Praise to the Lord, the almighty Songs of thankfulness and praise Surprised by joy Taste and See We come as guests invited Psalm 83 Proclaim the wonders of the Lord among all the peoples Sing a Song to the Lord (Lawton The Clouds Veil) 3 rd Sunday in Ordinary Time (C) 27 th January 2019 Today is a day of rejoicing in the New Law which Christ has given us and which unites us with him, binds us together as his people, and enables us to work together for his Kingdom. We listen to the words of the Law and ponder them in our hearts. Readings: Nehemiah 8:2-6, 8-10 Psalm 18 1 Corinthians 12:12-30 Luke 1:1-4, 4:14-21 Christ is our king, let the whole world rejoice Forth in the peace of Christ Go tell everyone God has chosen me (Farrell) God has spoken by his prophets God s spirit is in my heart Great is the power we proclaim (Walker) Hail to the Lord s anointed Immortal, invisible, God only wise In Christ there is no east or west In the Lord (Farrell) Jesus the word has lived among us Jubilate, everybody Make way Many are the light beams Oh the word of my Lord Psalm 18 Your words are spirit, Lord, and they are life. Lord, You have the words (Haas) You Lord, have the message (Inwood)

2 4 th Sunday in Ordinary Time (C) 3 rd February 2019 We are privileged to be called by God to be his prophets: to take his words on our lips and proclaim them to the world. But the gift of prophecy is of no avail without the gift of love: a Christlike love of the world which is proof even against the world s rejection of us. Readings: Jeremiah 1:4-5,17-19 Psalm 70 1 Corinthians 12:31-13:13 Luke 4:21-30 All my hope on God is founded Be not afraid Be Thou my vision Centre of my life Go, the Mass is ended If I am lacking love Love divine, all loves excelling Not for tongues of heaven s angels O the word of my Lord On eagle s wings Shepherd me, O God Walk with me, O my Lord Where there is love (Haas La) Various settings of Ubi Caritas including; God is love, and where true love is Into one we all are gathered Where charity and love prevail Psalm 70 My lips will tell of your help. I will sing (Haas PCY 3) 5 th Sunday in Ordinary Time (C) 10 th February 2019 We are utterly unworthy to be the apostles of Christ and yet he sends us out to be fishers of men. He cleanses us from our sins and gives us the strength to say: Here I am, Lord, send me. Readings: Isaiah 6:1-8 Psalm Corinthians 15:1-11 Luke 5:1-11 All that is hidden (Farrell) Be still for the presence Dear Lord and Father of mankind Father hear the prayer we offer Follow me, follow me Forth in the peace of Christ we go Forth in Thy name, O God Here I am, Lord Holy God we praise Thy name Holy is God (Inwood) Holy, holy, holy is the Lord Holy, holy, holy! Lord God almighty Laudate Dominum Laudate omnes gentes Leave your country and your people Lord, you have come to the sea shore Santo, Santo, Santo Sent by the Lord am I Sing to the mountains Take my hands Take my life The Summons (Bell) This day God gives me Psalm 137 Before the angel s I will bless you, O Lord In the presence of the angels, O Lord (Haas PCY 3 / La) On the day I called (Farrell CBOL) 2

3 6 th Sunday in Ordinary Time (C) 17 th February 2019 Readings: Jeremiah 17:5-8 Psalm 1:1-4, 6 1 Corinthians 15: Luke 6: As a tree is planted (Haugen) Be not afraid Be still and know that I am God Be Thou my vision Blest are the pure in heart Blest are they (Haas) I received the living God Jesus Christ is waiting O changeless Christ O Lord, all the world belongs to you The Kingdom (Anderson) The Kingdom of God Psalm 1 Happy the man who has placed his trust in the Lord Happy are they (Haas PCY 3) Happy is the One (Bell PPP) 7 th Sunday in Ordinary Time (C) 24 th February 2019 Readings: 6: Samuel 26: 2, 7 9, 12 13, 22 23; Psalm Corinthians 15:45-49 Luke Bless the Lord my soul (Taize) Vs from Ps102/3 For the healing of the nations Forgive our sins as we forgive Freely, freely God gives his people strength In Christ there is no east or west Lord, for tomorrow and its needs Lord, make me a means of your peace (Foley) Make me a channel of your peace Praise my soul the King of heaven Praise to the Lord, the Almighty Spirit of God within me Spirit of truth and grace The Master came to bring good news This is my will, my one command We give God thanks for those who knew Will you let me be your servant Versions of Ubi Caritas including; God is love, and where true love is Into one we all are gathered Ubi Caritas (Hurd) Ubi caritas (plainsong) Ubi Caritas (Taize) Where charity and love prevail Psalm 102 The Lord is compassion and love The Lord is compassion and love (O Carroll) The Lord is kind and merciful (Haugen - Ga, PCY 1) 3

4 8 th Sunday in Ordinary Time (C) 3 rd March 2019 Today let our hearts be so filled with the joy of the risen Christ that we can praise and thank him with sincerity and truth. Readings: Ecclesiasticus 27:4-7 Psalm 91 1 Corinthians 15:54-58 Luke 6:39-45 Be still for the presence of the Lord Christ be beside me Gathered in the love of Christ Gather Us In Immortal, invisible, God only wise In bread we bring you Lord I will sing, I will sing Like a sea without a shore Lord Jesus, think on me O my Lord, within my heart Sing of the Lord s goodness Your word is my light Psalm 91: It is good to give you thanks, O Lord It is good to give thanks to you (Walker Singing the Psalms Book 3) It is good to give thanks (Dean Psalms Songs Book 3) As this is the last Sunday before Lent it might be appropriate to end today s liturgy with a song including the word Alleluia! Perhaps Halle, Halle or one of the many songs based on the Celtic Alleluia. 4

5 The SEASON of LENT As we enter the season of Lent, the dynamics of the Liturgy during Mass changes from Ordinary Time: the Alleluia is not sung, and the Gloria is omitted. We have an opportunity to introduce a different Mass setting; perhaps one that is more considered and reflective, and in keeping with the aspects of Lent. This need not mean having to learn a whole new setting. Many of the liturgical composers have now revised their original Mass settings to accommodate the new texts introduced in You may only need to learn a few adjustments to otherwise familiar settings: Christopher Walker - A New Celtic Liturgy Marty Haugen - Revised Mass of Creation Bernadette Farrell - Mass of Hope (Revised) Paul Inwood - Revised Gathering Mass Useful source books for Lent are: These Forty Days Janet Sullivan Whitaker Wondrous Love - Haugen Resurrexit - Decani Some pieces of music can be used throughout Lent at your discretion e.g. Praise to you O Christ - Farrell Gather Us In - Haugen Guide us O thou great Redeemer Tree of Life Haugen Come back to God (Lent Entrance Song) Foster / Cantate For those following the RCIA programme, the following may be used on more than one occasion: Glory to you, O Word of God - Haas/Ga The Summons - John Bell/WGRG We walk by faith - Laudate Who calls you by name - Haas Lenten Acclamations: Glory and praise to you AK Glory to you, O Word of God - Haas/Ga Praise to you, O Christ - Boulton Smith /MM1 Who calls you by name - Haas Psalms: During Lent the following Common Psalms may be sung in place of the Psalm for the day: Psalm 50 - Have mercy on us Lord, for we have sinned Psalm 90 - Be with me, Lord, in my distress Psalm 129 With the Lord there is mercy and fullness of redemption 5

6 Ash Wednesday 6 th March 2019 Penitence is an essential part of the Christian life, for none of us can measure up to the tremendous vocation that is ours as Christians. We are in constant need of the mercy and forgiveness of God. Today we express this by taking part in an impressive corporate act of penitence and reconciliation, beseeching God for the grace to use with profit the favourable time of preparation for the celebration of Christ s Passover feast. Readings: Joel 2: Psalm 50 2 Corinthians 5:20 6:2 Matthew 6:1-6, Again we keep this solemn fast Ashes Attend and keep this happy fast Be Still and know I am with you Dear Lord and Father of Mankind Deep within From ashes to the living font God to enfold you Guide me O Thou great redeemer Healer of our every ill Hosea (Come back to me) Lord Jesus, think on me Lord, who throughout these forty days My God accept my heart this day O God, you search me Remember, man, that you are dust Return to God There is a longing Though the mountains may fall Turn to me You are mine You are near Psalm 50 Have mercy on us, O Lord, for we have sinned Be merciful, O Lord for we have sinned (Haugen - PCY 1, Ga) Responsorial Psalter N.B. All the hymns from Ash Wednesday can be used again throughout the Lent Season There are also three psalms that can be used throughout Lent: Psalm 50, Psalm 90 & Psalm st Sunday of Lent (C) 10 th March 2019 Today we praise God for the marvellous things he did for our fathers; for his mighty hand and outstretched arm. What he did for them he still does for us, in Jesus the Lord who conquered sin and death. Readings: Deuteronomy 26:4-10 Psalm 90 Romans 10:8-13 Luke 4:1-13 Be not afraid Centre of my life Gather your people God of Abraham, lead us Farrell In the land - Farrell Lead us heavenly Father, lead us Lord Jesus think on me Lord, who through these forty days O God I seek you The courage to say No (Bell) There is a longing You shall cross the barren dessert Psalm 90 Be with me, O Lord, in my distress Be with me Lord (Haugen - PCY 1, Ga) Responsorial Psalter Lent is an excellent season for using a common psalm, for example Marty Haugen s setting of Psalm 50/51 may be sung on each Sunday. Alternatively, if a simple chant setting is used the whole community can sing the psalm together. 6

7 2 nd Sunday of Lent (C) 17 th March 2019 Like Abraham, our father in faith, we are called by God to a new homeland. We are not to rest in the material comforts of this world, but to move onwards towards the land of promise, where the Lord in whom we put our faith will transfigure our mortal bodies into the likeness of his glorified body. Readings: Genesis 15:5-12, Psalm 26 Philippians 3:17-4:1 Luke 9:28-36 All that is hidden Be still and know Be Thou my vision Bring forth the Kingdom Christ be our ligth Christ is the world s light From ashes to the living font God, your glory we have seen Hail to the Lord s anointed How good, Lord, to be here! Immortal invisible O raise your eyes on high and see Sing to the world Psalm 26 The Lord is my light and my help The Lord is my light (Haas - PCY 1, Ga) Responsorial Psalter 3 rd Sunday of Lent (C) 24 th March 2019 We celebrate today the Lord who resolves to free us from our slavery to sin, if only we will listen to his serious warnings to us to repent. 1 st Scrutiny Readings from Cycle A may be used as alternative Readings Readings: Exodus 3:1-8, Psalm Corinthians 10:1-6,10-12 Luke 13:1-9 Bless the lord my soul (Taize) Father, we adore you God forgave my sin God to enfold you Guide me O Thou great redeemer Lay your hands Nada te turbe Taize I O God I seek you O God thy people gather O God you search me O Lord my God, when I in awesome wonder The ling of love my shepherd is Tree of life Turn to me Your love is finer than life Psalm 102 The Lord is compassion and love The Lord is kind and merciful (Haugen - PCY 1, Ga) Responsorial Psalter 7

8 4 th Sunday of Lent (C) 31 st March 2019 We celebrate this Mass in the joy of forgiveness, and gratefully eat the manna, the food that our Father gives us for our journey to the kingdom where his banquet is prepared for us. 2 nd Scrutiny Readings from Cycle A may be used as alternative Readings Readings: Joshua 5:9-12 Psalm 33 2 Corinthians 5:17-21 Luke 15:1-3:11-32 Amazing Grace Bless the Lord, My Soul (Taize II) Blest Are They Deep Within Forgive our sins as we forgive God forgave my sin Kindle a Flame (WGRG) Lord Jesus think on me Love is His Word Many times I have turned Now in this banquet O Healing River (Ga) Oh, the Love of my Lord Praise my soul, the king of heaven Praise to You, O Christ our Saviour (Ga) Remember Your Mercy Lord (Ga) Return to Me (Ga) Return to God (Haugen) Search for the Lord (SFL) Shepherd me O God (Ga) Stand By Me (Kendzia Clothed in Love) The Lord is My Shepherd There is a Longing (Quigley) Turn to Me The cry of the Poor (Ga) Walk with me, oh my God Psalm 33 Taste and see that the Lord is good There are a number of appropriate settings for this Psalm. Use the one that is most familiar to your congregation to encourage a strong response. 5 th Sunday of Lent (C) 7 th April 2019 The utter completeness of Christ s forgiveness is almost incredible. When he says to us Neither do I condemn you, the past is dead, snuffed out like a wick, forgotten. Laughter and song fill our hearts. It seems like a dream. 3rd. Scrutiny Readings from Cycle A may be used as alternative Readings Readings: Isaiah 43:16-21 Psalm 125 Philippians 3:8-14 John 8:1-11 All ye who seek a comfort sure As Gentle as Silence Be Still and Know Behold the Lamb (Ga) Bless the Lord my Soul (Taize II) Christ Be Our Light Gather Us In Gathered in the Love of Christ (Haugen) Glory and Praise to our God God forgave our sin Healer of our every ill (Ga) Love Divine, all love excelling My God loves me My God, accept my heart this day Oh the love of my Lord Praise my soul, the King of Heaven Praise to you, O Christ, our Saviour (Ga) Sing a new Song (O Hara SITD) Song over the waters - Haugen/Ga The Servant Song (Ga) The Spirit lives to set us free When I survey the wondrous cross Psalm 125 What marvels the Lord worked for us! Indeed we were glad The Lord has done great things (Psalm Songs Book1) God has done great things for us (PCY II) What Marvels the Lord worked for us (La) 8

9 HOLY WEEK Palm Sunday of the Lord s Passion (C) 14 th April 2019 On this day the Church celebrates Christ s entrance into Jerusalem to accomplish his paschal mystery. Accordingly, the memorial of this event is included in every Mass, with the procession or the solemn entrance before the principal Mass, with the simple entrance before the other Masses. The solemn entrance (but not the procession) may be repeated before one or other Mass that is usually well attended. Procession Reading: Luke 19:28-40 Mass Readings: Isaiah 50:4-7 Psalm 21 Philippians 2:6-11 Luke 22:14-23:56 Procession of Palms Ideally, you should congregate in a place other than the church. This may be difficult if space is limited or does not easily allow for the movement of people. If this is the case, try to be creative and consider a place where the palms could be blessed that will permit a procession into the church. The following hymns would be suitable to sing during the procession: All Glory Laud and Honour Hail Redeemer, King Divine Laudate Dominum (Taize) Laudate Omnes Gentes (Taize) Laudate, Laudate Dominum (Walker) Palm / Paschal Procession (Walker - L) Ride on, Jesus, ride (Ga) Ride on! Ride on in majesty (L) For the Mass As Prophets Foretold (L) By His wounds we have been healed (L) Come to Jerusalem (L) Man of sorrow wrapped in grief My Song is Love Unknown O Sacred Head, Ill-used The Servant (Bell WGRG) The Servant Song (Ga) Were you there There is a selection of appropriate music from the collection The Courage to say No written by John Bell and published by Wild Goose Publications. Those suitable for today would include: Have mercy upon me, O God Travelling the road to freedom Love which understands Psalm 21 My God, my God, why have you forsaken me. My God, My God (Liam Lawton AWFD) My God, My God (Haugen Ga) My God, My God (Alan Smith Psalm Songs Book III) 9

10 The TRIDUUM Holy Thursday (C) 18 th April 2019 Evening Mass of the Lord s Supper Today we celebrate Christ s twofold giving of himself: To his enemies, to die on the cross for the life of the world. He is the paschal victim, whose blood saves his people. To his friends, and disciples, his Church that is, to us in the sacrament of his body and blood. If we want to belong to Christ, we must follow his example of self-giving and of service washing one another s feet. We must be willing and ready to say with Christ, about our own selves : This is my body which is given up for you. The whole purpose of today s liturgy is to enable us to make this self-giving the real motivation for our lives. Readings: Exodus 12:1-8, Psalm Cor. 11:23-26 John13:1-15 Reception of the Oils Oils that were blessed at the Chrism Mass in the Cathedral are presented to the parish. As each oil is brought forward the following may be sung: Reception of the Oils (Schiavone L) Sacrament of Love (A. McLean Decani) Washing of the Feet Any music you play or sing during this rite must sit comfortably with the action. Remember the rite takes precedence over the music. The music supports the rite not the other way round. Take great care in the selection of any accompaniment to the action, and greater care in the manner in which it is played and sung. A New Commandment (HONR) Faith, Hope and Love (Walker OOD) Faith, Hope and Love (Dean Decani) I, the servant Lord (SS3) Jesu, Jesu (Ga) Mandatum Novum (Taixe I) So You Must Do (Haugen Up From the Waters) The Servant King The Servant Song Procession to the place of reposition My heart is breaking with grief (Taize II) Stay here and keep watch (Taize II) Other appropriate hymns A New Commandment Eat This Bread (Taize II) I Will Be the Vine (Lawton The Clouds Veil) I Will Never forget you my people (HONR) Lay down your head (Bell TCTSN) Stay with me, O Lord Jesus Christ (Taize II) Watch and Pray (Taize I) Love Divine, all loves excelling No Greater love Taste and See (various settings) This Is My Body Walk Humbly with your God (HONR) Psalm 115 The blessing-cup that we bless is a communion with the blood of Christ The Blessing Cup (Psalm Songs Book II) The Cup we Bless (Wilcock GHAU) The Name of God (Haas Ga) Our Blessing Cup (Joncas Ga) Our Blessing Cup (Haugen Ga) Our Blessing Cup (Bob Hurd - OCP Publications) 10

11 Good Friday (C) 19 th April 2019 Celebration of the Lord s Passion In this celebration of the passion and death of the Lord we listen to the words of scripture and strive to understand the true meaning of his sufferings and the mind that was in him; we pray with his spirit for the needs of the whole world; we worship the cross as the symbol of his triumph; we enter into sacramental communion with him who is our Saviour and our Life. Readings: Isaiah 52:13-53:12 Psalm 30 Hebrews 4:14-16;5:7-9 John 18:1-19:42 Reading of the Gospel You may consider singing a meditation during the reading of the passion. It is possible to divide the reading into three sections and sing a meditation after each section: Section I (to Peters denial) : My heart is breaking with grief (Taize II) Section II (Before Pilate) : All you who pass this way (Taize II) Section III (Crucifixion and death) : Salvator Mundi (Taize III) Adoramus Te Christe (Taize II) Meditation on the Passion (C. Walker) Veneration of the Cross Behold, behold the wood of the cross (SLJ) O Sacred Head Ill-used The seven last words (Quigley) The Reproaches The Reproaches (Bell WGRG) The Reproaches (Inwood MM2) The Reproaches (Landy MM1) Other Hymns Ashes (Ga) Calvary (Ga) Good Friday Hymn (Haugen Ga) Jesus, Remember Me (Taize) Sing, My Soul (TCTSN) There is a green hill (HONR) Were you there (CC / HONR) When I survey the wondrous cross The Reproaches (Mowbry) The Reproaches (Quigley Decani) Sing my tongue the glorious battle (L) Thank you for the Night (TCTSN) The royal banners forward go (L) When the Son of God was dying (TCTSN) Psalm 30 Father, into your hands I commend my spirit Father, I put my life in your hands (Talbot Songs for Worship) Father, into your hands (The Great Week McCrimmon) I put my life in your hands (PCY I) 11

12 Holy Saturday (C) 20 th April 2019 The Easter Vigil In accord with ancient tradition, this night is one of vigil for the Lord. The Gospel of Luke is a reminder to the faithful to have their lamps burning ready, to be like men awaiting their master s return, so that when he arrives he will find them wide awake and seat them at his table. The Service of Light Alleluia carol (Dean Decani) Christ is our light, Alleluia (Dean) Christus Resurrexit (Taize II) Exultet Awake you who sleep (Huijbers) Exultet (Inwood STM) Surrexit Christus (Taize II) The Light of Christ Exultet (O Hara) Light of Christ / Exultet ((Ga) Liturgy of the Word First Reading: Genesis 1:1-22 Psalm 103 Send forth your spirit, O Lord, and renew the face of the earth or Psalm 32 The Lord fills the earth with his love Lord, Send out your Spirit (Ga) Send Forth Your Spirit (Rizza Fountain of Life) Send Forth Your Spirit, O Lord (Lawton Ancient Ways) Send Forth Your Spirit, O Lord (Walker) Second Reading: Genesis 22:1-18 Psalm 15 Preserve me, God, I take refuge in you Centre of my Life (Inwood Ga) Keep me safe, O God (Inwood L) Third Reading: Exodus 14:15-15:1 Psalm Exodus 15:1-6 I will sing to the Lord, glorious his triumph! Canticle of Moses (Psalm Songs Book II) I will sing to my God (PCY 2) Exodus 15 (O Hara SITD) Fourth Reading: Isaiah 54:5-14 Psalm 29 I will praise you, Lord, you have rescued me I will praise you (Psalm Songs Book II) I will praise you, Lord (Ga) Fifth Reading: Isaiah 55:1-11 Psalm Isaiah 12 With joy you will draw water from the wells of salvation Sing a song to the Lord (Psalm Songs Book II) We shall draw water joyfully (L) Sixth Reading: Baruch 3:9 15 Psalm 18 You have the message of eternal life You, Lord, have the message of eternal life (Psalm Songs Book II) Lord, you have the words (Ga) 12

13 Seventh Reading: Ezekiel 36:16-28 Psalm 41:3 Like the deer that yearns for running streams, so my soul is yearning for you, my God or Psalm 50 A pure heart create for me, O God As the deer longs (Psalm Songs Book II) Song of the exile (Ga) Create in me (Ga) Mass Readings: First Reading Romans 6: Psalm 117 Gospel 24: 1 12 Psalm 117 Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia Liturgy of Baptism Baptised in Water (Haugen) Litany of Saints (Ridge) O Healing River (NSC) O Living Water (CC / HONR) RCIA / Confirmation Giver of Life (Quigley Decani) Song and the Silence (Haugen) Veni Creator Spiritus) Other Hymns and Songs At the lamb s high feast (L) My people, what have I done to you (O Hara / P. Jones L) This is the wood of the cross (The Great Week McCrimmon) Battle is o er Darkness is gone Easter Hymn Love divine, all loves excelling Sprinkling of Water (Inwood Millennium Mass) Water of Life (Ga) We shall draw water (Inwood) Veni Sancte Spiritus (Taize) Veni Sancte Spiritus (Walker) Sing to the mountains Tell out, my soul Thine be the glory Christ be our light Easter Alleluia Jesus Christ is ris n today Now the green blade riseth Song of the Risen One The light of Christ 13

14 Easter Sunday (C) 21 st April 2019 Alleluia! This Mass is our Alleluia; our song of praise to the risen Christ who is our life and whose triumph over death we proclaim to all the world. Readings: Acts 10: Psalm 117 Colossians 3:1-4 (or 1 Corinthians 5:6-8) John 20:1-9 Music listed in the Vigil Mass would also be appropriate for todays celebration. Sequence Bring all ye dear-bought nations Victimae paschali laudes (L) Christ the Lord is risen Other Hymns and Songs Alleluia, give thanks to the risen Lord Christ is alive! Let Christians sing Christ is alive, with joy we sing (L) Christ is triumphant (NSC) Darkness is gone (Bell WGRG) Easter Carol Easter glory fills the sky Hail the day that sees him rise Hail thee, festival day He is risen, tell the story I am the resurrection (Ga) Morning Hymn Now the green blade riseth Resurrection Song Shine, Jesus, Shine Song of the Risen One (Ga) The day of resurrection This is the day (Joncas) This joyful Eastertide We Walk by faith Psalm 117 This day was made by the Lord; we rejoice and are glad Let us rejoice (Haugen Ga) Rejoice and be glad (Psalm Songs Book II) Celtic Alleluia (Walker) This day was made by the Lord (AK) 2 nd Sunday of Easter (C) 28 th April 2019 We worship Christ who was dead and is now alive for ever and ever. He is present in or midst bringing healing and peace. Readings: Acts 5:12-16 Psalm 117 Apocalypse 1:9-13,17-19 John 20:19-31 Alleluia, give thanks Arise, shine out (Haas Ga) At the name of Jesus (Walker) Bread of Life (Farrell) Centre of my life Christ be our light (Farrell) Christus Resurrexit (Taize) City of God He is Lord Holy Forever (TCTSN) I am the resurrection (Talbot Songs for Worship) My Peace (Taize) Now we remain (Ga / L) O sons and daughters let us sing Surrexit Christus (Taize) Thine be the glory We remember (Ga) We walk by faith (L) Psalm 117 Give thanks to the Lord for he is good, for his love has no end Alleluia, Alleluia (Haas) Let Us Rejoice (Haugen) Rejoice and be glad (Psalm Songs Book II) 14

15 3 rd Sunday of Easter (C) 5 th May 2019 In this eucharist we proclaim Christ is the Lord, the lamb that was sacrificed and who is worthy to be given power, riches, wisdom, strength, honour, glory and blessing. The apostles accepted every kind of humiliation rather than give up proclaiming his name. Readings: Acts 5: Psalm 29 Apocalypse 5:11-14 John 21:1-19 Adoramus Te (Taize) All hail the lamb At the lambs high feast Behold the lamb (Ga) Bring forth the kingdom (L) Crown Him with many crowns Forth in the peace of Christ we go (L) I am the resurrection (Talbot) I will be with you (HONR) Let all the earth cry out (Haugen Ga) Lord you have come to the seashore (L) One Bread, One Body Praise to the Lord the Almighty Praise we our God with joy Sent by the Lord am I (L) Sing of the Lords goodness Take Christ to the world (L) We have a gospel to proclaim (L) We have been told You hear the lambs a-cryin (TCTSN) You shall go out with joy (L) Psalm 29 I will praise you, Lord, you have rescued me. I will praise you, Lord (Inwood Ga) The Lord will bless His people (Talbot Songs for Worship) 4 th Sunday of Easter (C) 12 th May 2019 We offer in sacrifice the Lamb that takes away the sins of the world. He who was slain is now our Shepherd. He will lead to springs of living water all who do not reject him. Readings: Acts 13: Psalm 99 Apocalypse 7: John 10:27-30 All people that on earth do dwell All the earth proclaim the Lord (MM1) Be Not Afraid Because the Lord is my shepherd Christ be our light Come to the Water Come, let us sing for joy Easter Alleluia Hail redeemer, king divine Holy forever (TCTSN) O the word of my Lord Our God reigns Praise we our God with joy Shepherd me, O God (Ga) Sing of the Lords goodness Sprinkling with water The King of love my shepherd is The Lord is my light and my salvation The Lord is my shepherd We love this place (Walker) What wondrous love is this You are Near You shall go out with joy Psalm 29 We are his people, the sheep of his flock We are His people (Haas Ga) We are His people (Dean L) Shout joy to the Lord (Psalm Songs Book II) 15

16 5 th Sunday of Easter (C) 19 th May 2019 Christ at this season puts fresh heart in us to spread his kingdom. He gives us his new commandment of love and encourages us with the promise of the new Jerusalem. Readings: Acts 14:21-27 Psalm 144 Apocalypse 21:1-5 John 13:31-35 A new commandment (HONR) All hail the pow r of Jesus name (HONR) Christ triumphant (CFE) City of God (CFE) Come we that love the Lord (CFE) Darkness falls, my hour has come (HONR) God is love, his the care (HONR) God, your glory we have seen Greater love has no man (CFE) Harvest of justice (Ga) Holy City Into one we all are gathered Let there be love Love divine, all loves excelling Love is His word Praise the Lord There is one Lord (Taize) This is my Body This is my will Ubi Caritas Unless a grain of wheat We are called (Ga) We have been told (Haas) We walk by faith (Haugen) Where love and charity prevail Ye choirs of new Jerusalem Psalm144 I will bless your name for ever, O God my King I will give you glory (O Hara / AK) I will praise your name (Haas Ga) I will bless your name (Walker) 16

17 SOURCE BOOKS Many of the hymns listed can be found in at least one of the following hymn books: Celebration Hymnal for Everyone (CHE) Complete Celebration Hymnal (CC) with supplement New Songs of Celebration (NSC) Hymns Old and New - Revised and enlarged (HONR) Hymns Old and New Liturgical (HON) Gather (Ga) Laudate (L) Other hymns come from one of the following sources: 100 Hymns for Today (100HFT) Responsorial Psalm Book (RPS) Acclaim the King (AK) Agape Pack (Decani Music) All are welcome (AAW) AMP music (AMP) Ancient Ways Future Days (AWFD) Cantate (C) Children s Liturgy of the Word - Walker (CLOW) Choral Praise (CP1, CP2) Christ be our light - (CBOL) Come and Journey (CJ) Come to Set Us Free (CSUF) Complete Responsorial Psalter (CRP) Drawn by a Dream (DBD) Fire of Love (FOL) Gather (Ga) Gather Us In (GUI) GIA Publishers (GIA) Glory and Praise (GP) God beyond all names (GBAN) Graduale Romanum pub. Solesmes (GR) Great Week (GW) Gregorian Missal pub. Solesmes (GM) Holy is God (HG) I Am Yours Today (IAYT) Lead Me, O Lord (LMOL) Liber Usualis pub. Solesmes (LU) Love from below (LFB) Many and Great (MG) Much of the material listed can be ordered from The Centre for Catholic Formation Bookshop, 17 Tooting Bec Road, Tooting Bec, London SW17 8BS Tel: /2422 Fax: bookshop@cectootingbec.org.uk Music for the Mass (MM1, MM2) Music from Taize Volumes I & II North American Liturgy Resources (NALR) Octavo editions available (8vo) Out of Darkness (OOD) Psalm Songs Vols.1, 2, 3 (PS) Psalms for the Church's Year Vols. 1, 2, 3 (PCY1, PCY2, PCY3) Responsorial Psalm Book (RP) Resurrexit (R) Rise Up and Sing (RUS) Search for the Lord (SFL) Sing of the Lord's Goodness (SLG) Sing the Psalms pub. OCP (STP) Songs of the Spirit (SS1, SS2, SS3) St Louis Jesuits Lord of Light (SLJ LOL) St Thomas More Centre (STM) Streams in the Desert (SITD) Thank You Music (TYM) The Clouds Veil (TCV) There is one among us (TIOAU) To be your bread (TBYB) Up from the waters (UFTW) Veni Emmanuel (VE) We are your People (WAYP) Wild Goose (WG1, WG2) With Heart and Voice (WHAV) With Open Hands (WOH) When Grief Is Raw (WGIR) Wondrous Love - Haugen (WL) Worship (W) Or through Decani Music Ltd, Oak House, 70 High Street, Brandon, Suffolk IP27 0AU. Tel: Fax: sue@decanimusic.co.uk 17