THE LITURGY OF THE WORD

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2 THE LITURGY OF THE WORD The Lectionary (book readings) and Book Gospels open rich treasure God s ord from Jeish and Christian Scriptures. In liturgy, Church faithfully adheres to ay Christ himself read and explained Scriptures. The unfolding mystery Christ is recalled by Christian faithful ho respond to Holy Spirit orking ithin m. Year B emphasizes Gospel Mark. The Church proclaims Gospel John especially during seasons Lent and Easter. First Sunday Advent December 3, 2017 First Reading Isaiah 63:16b 17, 19b; 64:2 7 (2B) A reading from Book Prophet Isaiah You, Lord, are our far, our redeemer you are named forever. Why do you let us ander, O Lord, from ays, and harden our hearts so that e fear you not? Return for sake servants, tribes heritage. Oh, that you ould rend heavens and come don, ith mountains quaking before you, hile you rought aesome deeds e could not hope for, such as y had not heard from old. No ear has ever heard, no eye ever seen, any God but you doing such deeds for those ho ait for him. Would that you might meet us doing right, that e ere mindful you in our ays! Behold, you are angry, and e are sinful; all us have become like unclean people, all our good deeds are like polluted rags; e have all ired like leaves, and our guilt carries us aay like ind. sit 16 DECEMBER 3

3 There is none ho calls upon name, ho rouses himself to cling to you; for you have hidden face from us The ord Lord. Thanks be to God. and have delivered us up to our guilt. Yet, O Lord, you are our far; e are clay and you potter: e are all ork hands. Responsorial Psalm Psalm 80:2 3, 15 16, Common Psalm 25 or 85 may be used in place this psalm. &4 4 R Lord, make us turn to you; Music: Oen Alstott, 1977, 1990, OCP (R&A p. 4) let us see. face and u O shepherd Israel, hearken, from throne upon cherubim, shine forth. Rouse poer, and come to save us. R e shall be u Once again, O Lord hosts, look don from heaven, and see; take care this vine, and protect hat right hand has planted, son man hom you self made strong. R u May help be ith man right hand, ith son man hom you self made strong. Then e ill no more ithdra from you; give us ne life, and e ill call upon name. R saved. Second Reading 1 Corinthians 1:3 9 A reading from first Letter Saint Paul to Corinthians Brors and sisters: Grace to you and peace from God our Far and Lord Jesus Christ. I give thanks to my God alays on account for grace God bestoed on you in Christ Jesus, that in him you ere enriched in every ay, ith all discourse and all knoledge, as testimony to Christ The ord Lord. Thanks be to God. as confirmed among you, so that you are not lacking in any spiritual gift as you ait for revelation our Lord Jesus Christ. He ill keep you firm to end, irreproachable on day our Lord Jesus Christ. God is faithful, and by him you ere called to felloship ith his Son, Jesus Christ our Lord. DECEMBER 3 17

4 stand Gospel Acclamation Psalm 85:8 & bb b b R Al - le - lu - ia, al - le - lu - ia, al - le - lu - ia. Music: Oen Alstott, 1977, 1990, OCP (R&A p. 5) (Omit if not sung) u Sho us, Lord, love; and grant us salvation. R Gospel The Lord be ith you. And ith spirit. A reading from holy Gospel according to Mark Glory to you, O Lord. Mark 13:33 37 Jesus said to his disciples: Be atchful! Be alert! You do not kno hen time ill come. It is like a man traveling abroad. He leaves home and places his servants in charge, each ith his on ork, and orders gatekeeper to be on atch. Watch, refore; you do not kno hen lord house is coming, her in evening, or at midnight, or at cockcro, or in morning. May he not come suddenly and find you sleeping. What I say to you, I say to all: Watch! The Gospel Lord. Praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ. Blessing Advent Wreath After homily, Mass proceeds ith Prayer Faithful. The prayer blessing takes place concluding prayer Prayer Faithful. This blessing takes place only on First Sunday Advent. On Second and succeeding Sundays Advent, candles are lighted eir before Mass begins or immediately before Collect; no additional rites or prayers are used. Prayer Faithful Prayer Blessing* With hands outstretched, Priest says: Lord God, Church joyfully aaits coming its Savior, ho enlightens our hearts and dispels darkness ignorance and sin. Pour forth blessings upon us as e light candles this reath; may ir light reflect splendor Christ, ho is Lord, for ever and ever. Amen. *The prayer blessing Advent reath is taken from Book Blessings, nos DECEMBER 3

5 THE LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST Christians are baptized into paschal mystery Christ s death and resurrection for forgiveness sin and fullness salvation. This mystery is celebrated at every Mass, remembering Christ s loving deed and giving thanks and praise to God. By this action Sacrifice Cross is continuously made present in Church (GIRM, no. 72). Presentation and Preparation Gifts Gifts are collected for poor and for Church. Bread and ine are brought to altar table, and everything is prepared for celebration. If no chant is sung, Priest may pray aloud, and all may respond: Blessed are you, Lord God all creation, for through goodness e have received bread e fer you: fruit earth and ork human hands, it ill become for us bread life. Blessed be God for ever. Blessed are you, Lord God all creation, for through goodness e have received ine e fer you: fruit vine and ork human hands, it ill become our spiritual drink. Blessed be God for ever. Pray, brethren (brors and sisters), that my sacrifice and s may be acceptable to God, almighty Far. May Lord accept sacrifice at hands for praise and glory his name, for our good and good all his holy Church. sit stand 86 THE LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST

6 Or 7 & á á May Lord accept sacrifice at hands for praise & á á á and glory his name, for our good and good all his ho - ly Church. Prayer over Offerings The Priest says Prayer over Offerings; folloing this, people respond: Amen. DECEMBER 3 First Sunday Advent Accept, e pray, O Lord, se ferings e make, gared from among gifts to us, and may hat you grant us to celebrate devoutly here belo gain for us prize eternal redemption. Through Christ our Lord. Amen. DECEMBER 8 The Immaculate Conception Blessed Virgin Mary (Patronal Feastday United States America) Graciously accept saving sacrifice hich e fer you, O Lord, on Solemnity Immaculate Conception Blessed Virgin Mary, and grant that, as e press her, on account prevenient grace, to be untouched by any stain sin, so, through her intercession, e may be delivered from all our faults. Through Christ our Lord. Amen. DECEMBER 10 Second Sunday Advent Be pleased, O Lord, ith our humble prayers and ferings, and, since e have no merits to plead our cause, come, e pray, to our rescue ith protection mercy. Through Christ our Lord. Amen. DECEMBER 12 Our Lady Guadalupe Accept, O Lord, gifts e present to you on this feast Our Lady Guadalupe, and grant that this sacrifice may strengn us to fulfill commandments as true children Virgin Mary. Through Christ our Lord. Amen. DECEMBER 17 Third Sunday Advent May sacrifice our orship, Lord, e pray, be fered to you unceasingly, to complete hat as begun in sacred mystery and poerfully accomplish for us saving ork. Through Christ our Lord. Amen. THE LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST 87

7 The Scrutinies (Third, Fourth and Fifth Sundays Lent) I. INVITATION TO SILENT PRAYER Folloing Liturgy Word and homily, elect come forard ith ir godparents. The celebrant invites assembly to pray in silence and to ask that elect be given a spirit repentance, a sense sin, and true freedom children God. He n invites elect to also pray in silence, suggesting that as a sign ir inner spirit repentance y bo ir heads or kneel. II. INTERCESSIONS FOR THE ELECT After period silent prayer, community and elect stand for intercessions. During intercessions, godparents stand ith ir right hand on shoulder elect. III. EXORCISM The ceremony continues ith prayer exorcism in hich celebrant asks that elect be freed from effects sin and from poer Satan. With this prayer elect receive ne strength in midst ir spiritual journey and open ir hearts to receive gifts Savior. Folloing exorcism, all join in singing an appropriate song. IV. DISMISSAL OF THE ELECT The elect are normally dismissed at this point, and rite continues ith Liturgy Eucharist. If Eucharist is not celebrated, faithful and elect are dismissed toger, and an appropriate song may conclude celebration. THE WAY OF THE CROSS Tradition holds that Jesus alked from Pilate s praetorium to Golgotha ( Place Skull). The devotion knon as ay, or Stations Cross (Via Crucis), originated ith pilgrims ho alked Via Dolorosa ( ay tears ) in Jerusalem. In 2001, Congregation for Discipline Sacraments issued Directory on Popular Piety and Liturgy (DPPL) and, hen referring to this devotion, stated that In Via Crucis, various strands Christian piety coalesce: idea life as being journey or pilgrimage; as a passage from earthly exile to our true home in Heaven; deep desire to be conformed to Passion Christ, hich imply that his disciples must follo behind ir Master, daily carrying ir on crosses (cf. Luke 9, 23) (DPPL 133). (For music see #10) Jesus is condemned to death. Christ, help us to lead a better life and to seek ill. Jesus bears his cross. Lord, e join you in journey suffering. Jesus falls for first time. Christ, help us ho fall into sinful ays; teach us to rise ith you. 4. Jesus meets his mor. Lord, e implore mor to console us ho mourn. 5. Jesus is helped by Simon. Christ, help us as e try to do ork in our orld. 6. Veronica ipes his face. Lord, help us as e help ors. 7. Jesus falls second time. Christ, teach us healing poer penance. 8. Jesus speaks to omen. Lord, help us to comfort those ho have no one to help m. 9. Jesus falls a third time. Christ, teach us joy obedience. 10. Jesus is stripped his garments. Lord, help us to model life holiness. 1 Jesus is nailed to cross. Christ, dra us closer to you from this day forard. 1 Jesus dies on cross. Lord, e pray that you ill be ith us at our hour death. 1 He is taken from cross. Christ, open our hearts to beauty love for us. 14. He is laid in tomb. Lord, help us to alk in ays all days our lives. RCIA / THE WAY OF THE CROSS 115

8 DAILY MASS PROPERS Parensized numbers refer to Lectionary sections. For memorials, hen readings and antiphons day may be replaced by readings for class saint (martyr, holy men and omen, etc.), suggested texts are given for responsorial psalm. Our Lady on Saturday On designated Saturdays, folloing texts may be used for an optional memorial in honor Blessed Virgin Mary. Any readings from may be chosen. ENTRANCE (3) cf. Judith 13:18 19 Blessed are you, O Virgin Mary, by Lord God Most High, above all omen on earth; for he has so exalted name that praise shall be undying on our lips. RESP. Psalm 113:1b 2, 3 4, 5 6, 7 (709.4) R Blessed be name Lord for ever. Or R Alleluia. COMMUNION cf. Luke 1:48 All generations ill call me blessed, for God has looked on his loly handmaid. December 1 Friday (507) Reading I: Daniel 7:2 14; Gospel: Luke 21:29 33 ENTRANCE cf. Psalm 85 (84):9 The Lord speaks peace to his people and his holy ones and to those ho turn to him. RESP. Daniel 3:75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81 R Give glory and eternal praise to him! u Mountains and hills, bless Lord; u Everything groing from earth, bless Lord; u You springs, bless Lord; u Seas and rivers, bless Lord; u You dolphins and all ater creatures, bless Lord; u All you birds air, bless Lord; u All you beasts, ild and tame, bless Lord; GOSPEL ACC. Luke 21:28 R Alleluia, alleluia. u Stand erect and raise heads because redemption is at hand. R COMMUNION Psalm 117 (116):1, 2 O praise Lord, all you nations, for his merciful love toards us is great. Or Mat 28:20 Behold, I am ith you alays, even to end age, says Lord. December 2 Saturday (508) Reading I: Daniel 7:15 27; Gospel: Luke 21:34 36 ENTRANCE cf. Psalm 85 (84):9 The Lord speaks peace to his people and his holy ones and to those ho turn to him. RESP. Daniel 3:82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87 R Give glory and eternal praise to him. u You sons men, bless Lord; u O Israel, bless Lord; u Priests Lord, bless Lord; u Servants Lord, bless Lord; u Spirits and souls just, bless Lord; u Holy men humble heart, bless Lord; GOSPEL ACC. Luke 21:36 R Alleluia, alleluia. u Be vigilant at all times and pray that you may have strength to stand before Son Man. R 118 DAILY MASS PROPERS

9 COMMUNION Psalm 117 (116):1, 2 O praise Lord, all you nations, for his merciful love toards us is great. Or Mat 28:20 Behold, I am ith you alays, even to end age, says Lord. Or Our Lady on Saturday (Optional): See page 118. December 4 Monday Advent Weekday (175) Reading I: Isaiah 2:1 5; Gospel: Mat 8:5 11 ENTRANCE cf. Jeremiah 31:10; Isaiah 35:4 Hear ord Lord, O nations; declare it to distant lands: Behold, our Savior ill come; you need no longer fear. RESP. Psalm 122:1 2, 3 4b, 4cd 5, 6 7, 8 9 R Let us go rejoicing to house Lord. u I rejoiced because y said to me, We ill go up to house Lord. And no e have set foot ithin gates, O Jerusalem. R u Jerusalem, built as a city ith compact unity. To it tribes go up, tribes Lord. R u According to decree for Israel, to give thanks to name Lord. In it are set up judgment seats, seats for house David. R u Pray for peace Jerusalem! May those ho love you prosper! May peace be ithin alls, prosperity in buildings. R u Because my relatives and friends I ill say, Peace be ithin you! Because house Lord, our God, I ill pray for good. R GOSPEL ACC. See Psalm 80:4 R Alleluia, alleluia. u Come and save us, Lord our God; let face shine upon us, that e may be saved. R COMMUNION cf. Psalm 106 (105):4 5; Isaiah 38:3 Come, O Lord, visit us in peace, that e may rejoice before you ith a blameless heart. Or Saint John Damascene, Priest and Doctor Church (Optional) (686) Reading I: 2 Timothy 1:13 14; 2:1 3; Gospel: Mat 25:14 30 or 25:14 23 ENTRANCE cf. Psalm 132 (131):9 Your priests, O Lord, shall be clod ith justice; holy ones shall ring out ir joy. RESP. Psalm 19:8, 9, 10, 11 R The judgments Lord are true, and all m are just. Or R Your ords, Lord, are Spirit and life. COMMUNION cf. Mat 24:46 47 Blessed is servant hom Lord finds atching hen he comes. Amen, I say to you: He ill put that servant in charge all his property. Or Luke 12:42 This is steard, faithful and prudent, hom Lord set over his household, to give m ir alloance food at proper time. December 5 Tuesday Advent Weekday (176) Reading I: Isaiah 11:1 10; Gospel: Luke 10:21 24 ENTRANCE cf. Zechariah 14:5, 7 Behold, Lord ill come, and all his holy ones ith him; and on that day re ill be a great light. RESP. Psalm 72:1 2, 7 8, 12 13, 17 R Justice shall flourish in his time, and fullness peace for ever. u O God, ith judgment endo king, and ith justice, king s son; He shall govern people ith justice and afflicted ones ith judgment. R DAILY MASS PROPERS 119

10 28 Beyond Moon and Stars Acc #95 / CP3 #219 & # # Refrain 4 Œ. & # # & # # Œ & # # sing. & # # ADVENT j Be-yond moon and stars, hun-ger, Lord, face, sand. shone. day, done, be-neath Œ Verses Œ Œ to see ing. light. Œ Œ. j as deep as Œ night, j. The spar-ro So may e come to rest Our eyes have longed to see Your roads have led us, Lord, Up - on our dark-nessstar at night, Lord, 4. With shin -ing 5. When life s great jour - ney ends, to live ith - in courts We place our hopes and dreams You chose to dell ith us you brought us here to see n may our eyes be - hold Dan Schutte Œ so great our finds her home Œ. j here an-gels Œ cross lov -ing des - ert a light has and cloud by and day is j to Refrain for all our days. ith - in hand. in flesh and bone. love s dis -play. Ho - ly One , 2004, Daniel L. Schutte. Published by OCP. All rights reserved. 29 Patience, People Acc #427 / CP3 #214 Refrain & 2 2 & Pa-tience, peo - ple, Verses See You Stead - y have PREVIEW farm seen hearts,. Ó till. Lord is come. John Foley, S.J. - er a - ait yield soil. He atch-es pur - pose Lord. You kno for Lord is close at hand. And do not &....

11 &.. it in in - ter and in spring his com -pas - sion and his mer - grum - ble, one a - gainst oth - & Ó. rain. cy. er. Pa - tience, 2 1- peo-ple, for Lord is com - Acc #316 / CP3 #215 ing. Text: Based on James 5:7 9, 1 Text and music 1977, John B. Foley, S.J., and OCP. All rights reserved. Refrain Verses God, You, God, Let val you come lit tle child, you come ised ets ness old. old, night, let Valleys Be Raised 30 Dan Schutte leys be raised and moun tains made lo.ev ry mead o and field o ver turn. Make path ay straight and high ay run smooth for com to peo go be fore like morn ple him ing You bring as ing God in our day. have ing a raised nes light as you like on PREVIEW up to a his prom proph dark Sav com peo to Refrain ior ing ple, in by like sight mer break cy ing us all. God. day. Text: Based on Isaiah 40:3 5; Luke 1: Text and music 1977, Daniel L. Schutte and OCP. All rights reserved. ADVENT 173

12 109 In These Days Lenten Journey Acc #281 / CP3 #264 Refrain Ricky Manalo, CSP In se days Len ten jour ney e have seen and e have heard 2 call to so jus tice in lives those e serve. Verses We We We 4. We 4. those see hear pray eve peo ech 4. free clo faith sho 4. loos reach o o call ho for ning ple o dom out pen pen on live fac cry righ m in in our our com en e ll ho to our our those ho eyes to ears to Spir it ith es out armth. Christ. poor. teous ness sake. shel hun song all ter ger mer cy God be pas sion bonds ir for de op and re and dis are home less, hun gry ea ry Jus tice dreams; food, spair, pressed; peace. need. care. tress. In As To We 1997, Ricky Manalo, CSP. Published by OCP. All rights reserved. e ill cool nour voic sing ness ish es for 2 to and and and all that e ill may ir e ill e ill 2 to Refrain PREVIEW 110 from Depths We Cry to Thee Acc #193 / CP3 #254 HEINLEIN From Gra Lord, depths e cry to cious God, our hearts re ac cept our Len ten e, ne; fast God Strength And en for sov us give reign thy our maj ill sin es to ful ty! do. past, 226 LENT

13 Hear Wash That our us, e prayers make may and us par hymns pure ith take ith praise; in; e Bless Cleanse In our us Lent from Eas ter for stain mys ty ter days. sin. y. Text: 77 77; verses 1, 3, Alan G. McDougall, , alt. Verse 2, Oen Alstott, 1977, OCP. All rights reserved. Music: Melody attr. to Martin Herbst, , alt. Acc #457 / CP3 #260 Refrain peo ple, O Lord. Lord, shel ter sound 4. days house, foes. fense. 4. name: this I my my seek: ings call, life. save Your People 111 Jim Farrell Save peo ple, O Lord. Sho us ay to come home. We have been an der ing far from love. Save that You I set may me Wash me and O Lord, re Verses 4. One thing I For Lis you ten, ill O Thus ill I to dell for and from for Lift I ing ac my gaze high I mem ber on on shall ev ar knol hands, er ros edge I in my call a be in ask, hide me Lord, bless you love moun pur her O in to all PREVIEW li tain i i my ness top, fied. tance. to Refrain 4. all saved I Save shall me be days from hit peo my er ple, my dis than O life. tress. sno. Lord! Text: Based on Psalm 27. Text and music 1983, OCP. All rights reserved. LENT 227

14 Don in Adoration Falling 139 Acc #421 / CP3 #271 (Tantum Ergo Sacramentum) ST. THOMAS (TANTUM ERGO) Don To Tan Ge in tum ni ad ev er tó o er go ri, ra last Sa Ge tion ing cra ni fall Fa mén tó ing, r, tum que This And Ve Laus great ne et sac Son ré ju ra ho mur bi ment made cér lá e us nu ti hail; free, i: o, O ver an cient forms or ship Ne er rites grace pre And Spir it, God pro ceed ing From m Each e ter nal Et Sa an lus, tí ho quum nor, do vir cu tus mén quo tum que No Sit vo et ce be dat ne rí dí tu cti Faith ill tell us Christ is pres ent, When our hu man sens es Be sal va tion, hon or, bless ing, Might and end less maj es Prae Pro stet ce fi dén des ti sup ab ple u mén tró tum que Sén Com su par um sit de lau fé dá ctu ti vail; ly, i: o: Text: ; Tantum ergo; St. Thomas Aquinas, ; Liber Hymnarius, 1983; tr. by Edard Casall, Music: John F. Wade, A Child Is Born unto Us 26 A Voice Cries Out 33 Advent Litany 102 Again We Keep This Solemn Fast 34 Alleluia! Hurry, Lord Is Near 91 Angels, from Realms Glory 62 Angels We Have Heard on High 98 As Deer 85 As ith Gladness Men Old 97 Ashes 96 Ashes to Ashes 101 At Cross Her Station Keeping 100 Attende Domine 59 Aay in a Manger 128 Beautiful Savior 107 Beyond Days 28 Beyond Moon and Stars 25 Blessed and Holy 127 Blessed by Your Sacrifice 56 Bread Life (Advent/Christmas Setting) 124 By All Your Saints Still Striving Index Titles 87 Child Poor 58 Children, Run Joyfully 37 Christ, Circle Round Us 42 Come, Lord Jesus 46 Come, Lord! Maranatha 46 Come No, Emmanuel 21 Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus 40 Comfort, Comfort, O My People 54 Creator Stars Night 139 Don in Adoration Falling 38 Emmanuel 48 Every Valley 115 Faithful Cross 108 Forty Days and Forty Nights 110 From Depths We Cry to Thee 77 Go, Tell It on Mountain 138 God Mercy 63 God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen 136 God, We Praise You 76 Good Christian Friends, Rejoice 99 Gracious God PREVIEW fail. ty. i. o. ORDINARY TIME / INDEX OF TITLES 247

15 131 Hail, Holy Queen 74 Hark! Herald Angels Sing 100 Have Mercy on Us, Lord 123 Holy God, We Praise Thy Name 134 Holy, Holy, Holy 105 Holy Patron, Thee Saluting 132 Humbly, Lord, We Worship You 129 Immaculate Mary 133 In His Temple No Behold Him 109 In These Days Lenten Journey 78 Infant Holy, Infant Loly 71 It Came upon Midnight Clear 113 Jesus, Meek and Humble 93 Jesus to Jordan s Waters Came 60 Joy to World 106 Led by Spirit 135 Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence 44 Let King Glory Come 30 Let Valleys Be Raised 50 Lift Up Your Heads, Ye Mighty Gates 53 Litany for Advent (Farrell) 53 Litany Word 72 Lo, Ho a Rose E er Blooming 118 Lord, Who Throughout These Forty Days 52 Maranatha (Chiusano) 49 Maranatha (Westphal) 68 Night Silence 126 No Thank We All Our God 64 O Come, All Ye Faithful 32 O Come, Divine Messiah 73 O Come, Little Children 20 O Come, O Come, Emmanuel 81 O Little Ton Bethlehem 120 O Sacred Head, Surrounded 66 Of Far s Love Begotten 43 On Jordan s Bank 83 Once in Royal David s City 104 Parce Domine 29 Patience, People 22 People, Look East 125 Praise to Lord 45 Ready Way (Hurd) 31 Ready Way (Stephan) 137 Rene Me, Lord 67 Rise Up, Shepherd, and Follo 121 Roll Aay Stone 111 Save Your People 70 See Amid Winter s Sno 35 See Ho Virgin Waits 95 Signed by Ashes 69 Silent Night 117 Somebody s Knockin at Your Door 88 Songs Thankfulness and Praise 122 Soul My Savior 104 Spare Your People, Lord 101 Stabat Mater Dolorosa 41 Stay Aake 139 Tantum Ergo Sacramentum 39 The Advent Our King 24 The Angel Gabriel from Heaven Came 89 The First Noell 116 The Glory These Forty Days 51 The King Shall Come (Thomson) 27 The King Shall Come When Morning Dans (MORNING SONG) 79 The Sno Lay on Ground 47 The Whole World Is Waiting for Love 103 Tis Good, Lord, to Be Here 61 Today Is Born Our Savior/Alleluia (Inood) 112 Transfiguration 80 Un Niño Nos Ha Nacido 23 Waiting in Silence 65 Wake from Your Sleep 36 Wake, O Wake, and Sleep No Longer 130 We Gar Toger 90 We Three Kings 119 Were You There 86 What Child Is This 84 What Star Is This 92 When Jesus Comes to Be Baptized 82 While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Night 94 With These Ashes 57 A Christmas Gloria 55 Advent/Christmas Gospel Acclamation (Haas) 61 Alleluia (Inood) Service Music 75 Christmas Season Gospel Acclamation (Bridge) 114 Lenten Gospel Acclamation (C. Walker) p. 103 The Lord s Prayer (Chant) 248 INDEX OF TITLES TP182:LC:0917