Hymn - Now are the Days of Humblest Prayer (Faber / Terry) Propers and Blessing Antiphons from the Liber Kyrie XVIII Off. Attende Domine (chant) Sanctus XIV Agnus XIV Com. Parce Domine (chant) Ave Regina Caelorum (simple) Hymn - Behold and Bless the Solemn Days (Campbell / Arundel)
Entrance: Antiphon from The Proper of the Mass, setting II with both verses Psalm: Respond and Acclaim Gospel Acclamation: mode II psalm tone chant Distribution of Ashes: Responsory from The Proper of the Mass, setting I Distribution of Ashes: Antiphon 3 from The Roman Missal with verses from Psalm 51, mode II chant from The Lumen Christi Simple Gradual Offertory: "Return to God" by Marty Haugen Eucharistic Acclamations: ICEL chant settings Communion: Antiphon from The Proper of the Mass, setting III with verses Communion: Ave Verum Corpus chant Communion: Panis Angelicus by Lambillotte Recessional: "Again We Keep This Solemn Fast"
Introit (Prelude): American Gradual Hymn: Lord! who throughout these forty days Psalm: New Cathedral Gradual (Ku/Cichocki) Gospel Acclamation: Praise to you, Lord... Somerville (common Canadian response) Ashes: Call to Remembrance - Farrant Ashes: Juxta Vestibulum/Psalm 51 - American Gradual Offertory Hymn: O Kind Creator, Bow Thine Ear S/B/A/A: ICEL Communion: American Gradual chant Communion: O Thou, who dost accord us Adoration hymn: O Salutaris Motet during adoration: Jesu, grant me this I pray - Gibbons
And then, of course, Father proceeds to berate me afterwards about my choice of music... see my other thread. At least I liked my lineup.
Chrism: It's wonderful to know that you used Behold and Bless the Solemn Days from the Arundel Hymnal. I haven't heard this in a very long time--very appropriate for the start of Lent.
Bartlett Simple English Propers Psalm setting and Gospel Acclamation composed by me Missa XVII (yes, I know it should be XVIII...) Fr. Weber's adaptations of the ash antiphons sung by the choir Lotti Miserere Mei Ave Regina Cælorum
St. Sebastian, Akron: Mass XVIII, Gregorian Proper Offertory: Audi benigne conditor Communion: "Palestrina" Adoramus te, with organ. Recessional: 40 Days and 40 Nights (HEINLEIN)
About as much fun as you can have in Lent with a cantor and organ.
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