2017 THURSDAY OF THE LORD S SUPPER 7:30 PM AT THE EVENING MASS

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1 2017 THURSDAY OF THE LORD S SUPPER 7:30 PM AT THE EVENING MASS Team Coordinators and Mass Coordinator Camera Operator Still Photography Set-Up Directly Before Mass Easter Vigil Prep Rehearsal with Oil Bearers Kathy Best, Virge, Steve Smith Mass Coordinators Bill Crandall, Gift Table Coordinator Kathy Best, rehearse with RCIA Oil Bearers Virge Smith Sign in Ministers Worship Leadership Team please help as needed Chuck Canham Jim Gulley Worship Leadership Team (only one large host)/ Take away the wooden cross from sanctuary Gospel Book on Altar before Mass no altar cloth Two chairs in sanctuary for Priest and Deacon/Two kneelers at tabernacle/large bags for gathering towels/oil cruets cleaned out and new oil placed inside/ Melissa Lennox and Diana Abbott- filling pitchers and positioning them Light Candles at altar, set presider book, Roman Missal, etc. Need basket with 1 large candle; 3 robes and/or large towels. Check with Cathy Kamp Kathy Best leads rehearsal at 7pm in church someone from RCIA is there for support Take topper off of oil vessels for procession. Put back on when placed back into ambry. Gift Bearers Bill Crandall will acquire gift bearers and assist them at the time of presentation 10 total vessels 8 ciboria, I with large host, and 1 small wine cruet, ( add gluten free ciboria-makes 11) Ministers of Hospitality give out worship aids and greet people clean pews and worship aids back in the baskets at the entryways after service Gebhardt Road entrance West entrance Gathering Space Judy Roth and Marlene Maggio Sr. Rosemary Sherman and Jack Best Sue Yovanoff 1

2 INTRODUCTORY RITE Entrance Antiphon sung by the choir at 7:30 pm We Should Glory in the Cross, Choir Immediately following the antiphon is the processional Lift High the Cross (785) Thurifers/incense Deacon Duncan Harris assisting Matt Blahyj Altar Servers Caroline Mosca, Mary Rose Lennox, Amelia Ouma Cross Bearer Grace Kurzweil Oil of the Sick Jesseca Downey Oil of the Catechumens Megan Hanselman Sacred Chrism Adam Greenly Lectors Marlene Maggio Exodus 12: (40) Bridgette Merriman 1 Corinthians 11: OPENING RITE Following opening procession, Fr. Jim Schwartz goes to the Presider chair Deacon Bill Coffey goes to the foot of the sanctuary and stands on the floor near in-between the first pews, facing the priest. He remains there until after the Presentation of the Oils. Holy Oil Bearers go directly to their spots at the bottom of the stairs three positions, directly in front of where they will stand holding the oils, facing the priest. Jesseca Downey - Oil of the Sick - Facing West Transept Megan Hanselman - Oil of the Catechumens - Facing Main Transept Adam Greenly Sacred Chrism - Facing East Transept 2

3 GREETING Fr. Jim Schwartz begins: Priest All Priest All In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all. And with your spirit. 3

4 RECEPTION OF THE HOLY OILS Fr. Jim Schwartz continues: My friends, we are gathered together on this holy night to begin the Easter Triduum. United with the Church throughout the world, we commemorate the suffering, death, and resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ. We begin as he did: at the Passover table of the Last Supper. On Tuesday evening, united with the people of the Diocese of Rochester, Bishop Salvatore Matano consecrated the holy chrism and blessed the oils for use in the anointing of the sick and in the preparation of catechumens for Baptism. Tonight we receive these holy oils, which we will use in the celebration of the sacraments. By means of these powerful symbols, the crucified and risen Savior will continue in our midst the work he began at his death and resurrection: the work of forgiveness, healing and new life. Oil Bearers go to up the stairs to the altar platform here as the Music begins---the Cantor will lead the people in song. As each individual petition is intoned, the person holding the oil holds it high, one hand underneath the litany will be sung in this order: 1 This is the Oil of the Sick 2 This is the Oil of the Catechumens 3 This is the Sacred Chrism Once all three of the oils have been held up, as we are singing Thanks Be To God for the third and last time, the three oil bearers go down the stairs in front of them and meet Deacon Bill Coffey who will lead the three oil bearers back the middle aisle to the ambry. They will hand the oil vessels to Deacon Bill one at a time and he will place them into the ambry toppers for vessels will be on the shelves. They will walk back to their pews and Deacon Bill will go to his chair, joining the clergy in the sanctuary. OIL BEARERS Leave sanctuary after the thanks be to God is sung following Sacred Chrism. 4

5 NO PENITENTIAL ACT *****When the music ends for the Presentation of the Oils, Bill Crandall begins tolling the bells, turning on one switch at a time and the bells continue throughout the Glory to God, until the Amen. GLORIA Glory to God, Mass of Light COLLECT (red binder) Directly after we say, Amen Bill Crandall turns off the bells. LITURGY OF THE WORD READING ONE Exodus 12: (40) Lector Marlene Maggio PSALM Psalm 116: Our Blessing Cup (62) Our blessing cup is a communion with the Blood of Christ. READING TWO 1 Corinthians 11: Lector Bridgette Merriman GOSPEL ACCLAMATION Praise To You, Lord Jesus Christ, King of Endless Glory (R/A P.57) GOSPEL Incense needed- Deacon Duncan with Matt Blahyj Deacon: The Lord Be with You All: And with Your Spirit Incense Gospel Book on Ambo, here Deacon: A Reading from the Holy Gospel according to John John 13:1-15 Proclaimer - Deacon Bill Coffey Homily Fr. Jim Schwartz 5

6 WASHING OF THE FEET Fr. Jim Tonight we follow the command of Jesus to wash each other s feet. The first Eucharist was more than a simple meal it was a sign of sharing in the sacrifice that Jesus would offer. We invite all forward to experience this beautiful ritual. There are three stations; here in front and one to my right and one to my left. As we solemnly respond to the Lord s command, let us take time to reflect on the words and rituals we celebrate this night. Let us be people willing to bend down in humble service. Fr. Jim invites people to come forward for the washing of the feet ritual. As soon as he begins to invite the assembly, the Teams for Washing of the Feet go to their designated stations--see BELOW Worship Leadership Team should have some people ready to go first from the assembly. The foot washer s will do the ritual, when finished, wash each other's feet and leave the towels, bowls and pitchers where they are and members of the WLT will straighten up stations*. At the end of the ritual the teams at the chairs wash each other s feet, cueing the Musicians that the ritual has ended. Music Psalm 23(Circle of Psalms), Psalm 63 (42), I Give to You a New Commandment Middle Aisle steps Fr. Jim Schwartz Deacon Bill Coffey or Kathy Langston West Wing Deacon Duncan Harris Kathy Best no station halfway back near font Choir Side Jeanne Mooney Cathy Kamp *STRAIGHTENING OF FOOT WASHING STATIONS once the foot washers have completed W L Team will put towels in pile beside the chair not on the chair, put bowls and pitchers under the chair as much as possible -- do not cover the bowl with towel. Middle Aisle steps Lou and Ann Bojdak Middle Aisle half way back no station located here West Wing Kathy and Deacon Duncan Choir Side Jeanne and Cathy Gift Bearers: Bill Crandall will assist those who are participating in the Preparation of the Table go to the gift table in the back at this time. The Creed is not said. We continue with the Prayer of the Faithful. 6

7 PRAYER OF THE FAITHFUL Fr. Jim We have just celebrated the washing of feet as our Lord commanded. Let us bring our needs to God, whose gift of the Eucharist gives us the strength to follow Jesus example. Deacon Bill Coffey 1. For the Church throughout the world and here in our own parish as we strive to follow Jesus model of loving service and mercy. Cantor 2. For peace throughout all the world Cantor 3. For those who grow our grain and grapes, who make our wine and bake our daily bread, and see to our many physical needs. Cantor 4. For our parish community and especially those to be baptized and received into the Church, that our faith be deepened as we celebrate these holiest days of the year. Cantor 5. For the sick and homebound of St. Joseph s parish community and all who take the Eucharist to them, that their living communion with us in the Body of Christ be a source of healing and strength. Especially those for whom we now pray. (pause) Cantor 6. For all who have died to know the embrace of our loving God. Especially those for whom we now pray. (pause) Cantor 7. For all the prayers that we hold in the silence of our hearts; for all our intentions spoken and unspoken, (pause) Cantor Fr. Jim Good and Gracious God, we ask you to hear our prayers today. May our celebration of this most holy Eucharistic Banquet bring us closer to the day when all will be one in you and Christ Jesus our Lord, forever and ever. Amen 7

8 LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST PREPARATION OF THE TABLE AND PRESENTATION OF THE GIFTS Music At That First Eucharist (840) Bill Crandall Kathy Best Ann Bojdak Kathy Best Kathy Best Grace Kurzweil Assists in back -- Bread and Wine (10 total needed) Gift Bearers TBD x 10 or 11 Gospel Book holder from altar Altar Cloth(Terry Capozi), Corporal and Purificator Chalice, water Chalices with wine to Altar takes the Roman Missal to the Altar, then joins Deacon Bill in front to receive gifts with other servers Deacon Bill Coffey and Fr. Jim Schwartz remain seated while the Altar is prepared by the coordinators, then Deacon Bill Coffey prepares the vessels for the priest. Kathy Best retrieves the cruets from the altar Deacon Duncan assists sends Altar Server Matthew Blahyj; thurible and Altar Server Mary Rose Lennox; incense --- go to the altar with thurible/incense. Altar is incensed, then people, once section at a time. Fr. Jim Schwartz incenses the altar Amelia and Caroline bring up lavabo bowl and towel PRAYER OVER THE GIFTS- EUCHARISTIC PRAYER CHANT MASS- OUR FATHER/AGNUS DEI COMMUNION PROCESSION MUSIC Take and Eat (812) 8

9 Ministers of Communion Coordinator at the Altar Kathy Best Presider - Fr. Jim Schwartz Deacon Spot Deacon Bill Coffey Extra Bread Minister Cathy Kamp Ministers of Communion (13) Fr. Bill Amann? Fr. Bob Kreckel? Donna Worrell Mike Nesbitt Melissa Lennox Ann Bojdak Lou Bojdak Lew Hosenfeld Judy Roth Patty Vermilion Sr. Rosemary Sherman Jack Best Steve Smith (Available if needed: Donna Worrell, Susan Yovanoff, Deacon Duncan Harris, Lisa Mannella, Jeanne Mooney, Susanne Perrone) Gluten Free needed 3 Communion Meditation Music How Lovely is Thy Dwelling Place, Brahms Consecrated Hosts will be placed at the altar following Communion Rite. Gluten Free Hosts will be consumed and vessel taken to sacristy. PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION (Red Binder) Tabernacle is opened by Fr. Jim Schwartz once priests have arrived at side aisle during Eucharistic Procession. 9

10 TRANSFER OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT Pange Lingua, English/Latin Invitation: Fr. Jim Schwartz invites the assembly to take part in the procession around the church and returning to their pews at some point. Some members of the choir will join the procession, as well. First Incensation: Duncan and Matt will have prepared incense and take thurible/incense up to the altar so that Fr. Jim Schwartz can incense the Blessed Sacrament in silence before going into the procession around the church. Fr. Jim Schwartz puts incense in the thurible and then genuflects incensing the Blessed Sacrament three times. Procession Begins led by Thurifers: Assisted by Duncan, Matthew Blayhj (E) and Grace Kurzweil (W) are standing at the head of the side aisles, ready to lead the double procession. (red bowls with sand/burning incense) Other servers following one of the processions --- and when priest and deacons get to tabernacle, they go back to their altar server chairs. The thurifers will walk at a slower pace than normal procession remembering that people are getting in and out of the pews behind them watch to make sure they are going at the same pace and be sure that the priests and deacon are not too far behind. Priest and Deacon move down the side stairs in opposite directions: From the altar, Fr. Jim (east wing) and Deacon Bill(west wing) take a vessel with the Blessed Sacrament, turn and face their aisle, walk down the side stairs (not down the front of stairs) toward each altar server with the bowls of incense. Altar Servers lead. Path of the Procession: Fr. Jim s group goes to middle aisle East wing(music area), right to the side aisle---left turn to side aisle main right turn to main aisle---meeting up with Deacon Bill at font Deacon Bill s group goes to the middle aisle West wing-tabernacle side, left to the side aisle---right to the side aisle main ---left turn to main aisle---meeting up with Fr. Jim at font, then both down the middle aisle. End of Procession go directly to Tabernacle: Once Fr. Jim and Deacon Bill have arrived together at the foot of the altar they turn to the left and walk directly to their left, to the tabernacle and the incense bearers deposit bowls on grate and get the gold thurible and incense boat and stand ready near tabernacle. Tabernacle will be open (Kathy Best did this earlier) As Fr. Jim and Deacon Bill place the Blessed Sacrament into the tabernacle, the music stops. 10

11 Second Incensation: Incensing in Silence: Thurifers, Matt Blahyj and Grace Kurzweil have left the bowls of incense in the back to be deposited outside and go to the tabernacle area with gold thurible and incense, ready to assist Fr. Jim Once the singing ends, Fr. Jim places incense into the thurible and kneeling, incenses the Blessed Sacrament in silence. We can hear the chain against the thurible. Singing begins for Tantum Ergo and Incense ---- Fr. Jim gives thurible back to altar servers, closes door of tabernacle, then kneels. Cue music here: Music begins--verses 9-10/Tantum Ergo. Priest and Deacon stay until both verses are over. Incense bearer and thurifer take the incense boat outside through Sacristy to the outside. They also make sure that the bowls with sand are outside at this time. Singing ends and Ministers go to the Front of Altar Steps The choir leading song at the tabernacle exits through the Blessed Sacrament Chapel and not past the tabernacle in the worship space. Priest and Deacon and all of the rest of the liturgical ministers altar servers, readers --- go to the front of the altar steps and kneel----altar is stripped. STRIPPING OF THE ALTAR ALL SING: stay with me, remain here with me, watch and pray, watch and pray TAIZÉ REFRAIN DURING STRIPPING OF ALTAR Priests, Deacon and Ministers depart to sacristy Cue to depart: Credence tables are removed. Presider and Ministers and Assembly depart in silence walking toward left to sacristy, here. STOP WHEN ALTAR AREA IS CLEAR LIGHTS ARE TURNED OFF (NANCY) Nancy Veronesi and Team will orchestrate this from sacristy. The following assignments for stripping of the altar. 11

12 All meet in the sacristy at verse 9-10 of Tantum Ergo. Line up in the following order. As Tantum Ergo finishes, begin and each follow immediately upon the former. (When taking items to hallway, enter sanctuary from Mary s side and exit from Joseph s side) FIRST, all at the same time Palms to hallway near organ Holding door at Organ: Susan Gividen Take away greens from sides of organ pipes: 2 palms Steve Smith and Jim Crowley 2 palms IF NECESSARY Mike Nesbitt and Bill Crandall 2 small plants near end of organ 2 of the above people go back (all palms are moved to hallway behind the organ) Altar Cloth to Sacristy Ann Bojdak (same time as palms, enter and exit w side) Candle Flowers and Glass topper &Candles to hallway near organ Flower Rings if applicable: Diana Abbott and Melissa Lennox Candles only w/glass topper: Ann Bojdak Flower Arrangement, if applicable: Mike Nesbitt NEXT all at the same time Candle Stands to hallway near organ (enters and exits Mary s side) Lou Bojdak takes candle stand - the one that isn t attached Mike Nesbitt takes candle stand Presider Chair to hallway Steve Smith Deacon Chair to hallway Bill Crandall Round Credence Tables to under organ pipes Jim Crowley and Diana Abbott NEXT All done on W. side All items below----go to sacristy Roman Missal and Altar Server binder Kathy Best Lectionary Kathy Best Gospel Book-walk up steps to ambo Melissa Lennox Credence Table Steve Smith Once your jobs are done, leave sacristy and all go out to a pew near music side. Nancy will turn off lights. 12

13 After a 5 minutes of silence and only after most of the assembly has departed, the following takes place QUIETLY: Move Kneelers by the tabernacle to chapel near tabernacle: Steve Smith Diana and Melissa gather all foot washing towels and bring to back hallway. Ann Bojdak takes towels home to launder. Empty small holy water container and the bowl of holy water in the gathering space Ann Bojdak Chairs are moved and Bowls and Pitchers are moved from church to hallway behind the chapel. Chairs: Lou, Bill, Mike Middle Aisle steps Bill and Mike West Wing Bill and Mike East Wing Lou Bodjak and Ann Bodjak Clear Sacristy Table and place candle there for overnight Nancy Lights down in church Nancy (see directions on light board for nights of prayer) BLESSED SACRAMENT ADORATION Night Prayer at 11:40 pm Presider: Jim Gulley and TBD, assisting The Eucharist will be locked in the tabernacle after procession. After Night Prayer once all are gone, Presider of Night Prayer----will transfer the Eucharist to the sacristy with a lighted candle and the doors of the tabernacle will remain open until Holy Saturday Morning. Lock up after adoration Jim Gulley and Lisa Mannella 13