18 April 2010
Entrance | The stone which the builders rejected |
Gloria | Glory to God (Berthier) |
Psalm 29 | I will praise you, Lord (mtgf) |
Gospel Acclamation | Celtic (O'Carroll/Walker) |
Preparation of Gifts | Lead me, Lord (SS Wesley) |
Eucharistic Acclamations | Gathering (Paul Inwood) |
Lamb of God | O Lamb of God (Berthier) |
Communion | If you love me (Collegeville Composer's Group) |
Final | This joyful Eastertide |
I was obviously slightly confused last week as I had it in my head that the gospel this week was the journey to Emmaus - I will have to wait another year before hearing that text. Instead it was the catch of fish and Jesus' questions to Peter. Perhaps because of my confusion I found this a hard gospel to choose music to accompany. Wesley's Lead me, Lord was a weak response to Jesus' words to Peter about his future path. The Psallite response at communion was a much closer text. The given psalm was 77 which seemed strangely topical with lines like 'he rained on them food like dust'.
I suggested last week that the Easter lectionary is diffuse. In other seasons I can say what the season/lectionary is about: Lent = baptism and repentance; Advent = preparation for Christ's coming, I am beginning to think the Easter lectionary is about the Church - as a sacrament of the risen Christ. This needs further reflection over the coming weeks.
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