22 April 2012
| Entrance | We walk by faith |
| Penitential Rite | Mass of Wisdom (Steven Janco) |
| Psalm 4 | Lift up the light (mtgf) |
| Gospel Acclamation | Celtic (O'Carroll/Walker) |
| Preparation of Gifts | On the journey to Emmaus (Marty Haugen) |
| Eucharistic Acclamations | Mass of Wisdom (Steven Janco) |
| Lamb of God | Mass of Wisdom (Steven Janco) |
| Communion | I received the living God (Anonymous/Proulx) |
| Final | Thine be the glory ( ) |
I started writing this on a train for Leeds almost 2 weeks ago, not only did the wifi fail but the train never left the station.
I still find it hard to discern or understand the structure of the Easter Lectionary. Today's Gospel is a continuation of the previous passage in Luke (Emmaus) which we heard a year ago. How important is it to know that connection? Can music act as an aide-memoire. I don't think we had used the Haugen On the journey to Emmaus though we had used the arrangement of the melody. I am not sure whether I found it focussed or restricted in its emphasis on welcoming the stranger.
We have used I received the living God for a long time but I can see us using it again when we have John 6 in the summer.
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