Our choir sings this coming Sunday, April 30, 2023, the Fourth Sunday of Easter. It is the World Day of Prayer for Vocations, also known as Good Shepherd Sunday. We will meet at 9:15 a.m. Sunday morning to get organized for the practice and then begin rehearsal at 9:30 a.m., and end no later than 10:30 a.m.
Fr. Moses has asked the choirs to finish their practice in the church 30 minutes before Mass begins, so that the Rosary can start immediately afterward and therefore leave a time period of silence, or instrumental music, between when the Rosary finishes and Mass begins.
The music selections are found below.
CBW - Catholic Book of Worship III
GP - Glory and Praise III
Mass Parts - Please see the 2021 Mass Setting (10 page PDF file) available online. For individual pages of the PDF, or audio files of the Mass parts, please select this link which will open up a page of links to individual pages in the Mass setting, and an audio file of the corresponding keyboard accompaniment.
Entrance: GP 313, Alleluia #1, YouTube Link
Psalm: Psalm 23 - The Lord Is My Shepherd - link to PDF
(this is my older version of Psalm 23 doesn't utilize a traditional chant response, and instead sets the verses to a melody). The words also correspond to an earlier version psalm used before the translation we currently use - see revised text here.
Response: The Lord is my shepherd, there is nothing I shall want.
Gospel Acclamation: Gospel Acclamation - link to PDF, audio
I am the good shepherd, says the Lord;
I know my sheep, and my own know me.
Preparation of the Gifts: CBW 404 O Sons and Daughters
(same as what we practised for April 16th but didn't use because of the baptism).
(same as what we practised for April 16th but didn't use because of the baptism).
Holy Holy: link to PDF, audio
Memorial Acclamation: A - We proclaim your Death..., link to PDF, audio
Lamb of God: link to PDF, audio
Communion: GP 642 Shepherd Me, O God
GP 765 Like A Shepherd
GP 765 Like A Shepherd
Recessional: GP 330 Jesus Christ Is Risen Today
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