088 SEP Compilation Christmas-Season

8/11/2019 088 SEP Compilation Christmas-Season

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INTROIT

Hodie scietis

CHRISTMAS SEASON

Cf. Ex 16: 6, 7; Is 35: 4

CHRISTMASDecember 25

VIGIL MASS

The s is the earthand itsfullness, * the world, and those whodwellin it.

It is he who set it on theseas; * on the rivers he made itfirm.

Who shall climb the mountain of the? * Who shall stand in his holyplace?

The clean of hands and pure of heart,

whose soul is not set on vainthings, * who has not sworn deceitfulwords.

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Psalm 24 (23)

Oday you will know that the Lord is

coming to save us; and tomorrow you

will see his glory.


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Blessings from the shall he receive, * and right reward from the God whosaveshim.

Such are the people whoseekhim, *

who seek the face of the God ofJacob.

Glory be to the Father

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OFFERTORY

ollite portas Ps 24 (23): 7

O

Princes, li up your gates; be lied high, O

e-ternal and the King of Glory shall make his

en- try.

gates,

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The s is the earth and itsfullness, * the world, and those whodwellin it.

It is he who set it on theseas; * on the rivers he made itfirm.


The clean of hands and pure of heart, whose soul is not set on vainthings, * who has not sworn deceitfulwords.

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Psalm 24 (23)


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Such are the people whoseekhim, *

who seek the face of the God ofJacob.

Who is this king of glory? The , the mighty, thevaliant; * the , the valiant inwar.

Who is this king of glory?

He, the ofhosts, * he is theking ofglory.

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COMMUNION

Revelabitur Cf. Is 40: 5

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HE glory of the Lord shall be revealed, and all

flesh shall see the salvation which comes from our God.

The s is the earthand itsfullness, * the world, and those whodwellin it.

It is he who set it on theseas; *

on the rivers he made itfirm.

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Psalm 24 (23)


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The clean of hands and pure of heart,

whose soul is not set on vainthings, * who has not sworn deceitfulwords.


Such are the people whoseekhim, * who seek the face of the God ofJacob.

O gates, lift high your heads; grow higher, ancientdoors. * Let him enter, the king ofglory!

Who is this king of glory? The , the mighty, thevaliant; *

the , the valiant inwar.


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INTROIT

Dominus dixit Ps 2: 7

CHRISTMAS MIDNIGHT MASS

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HE Lord said unto me: You are my Son, today

I have begotten you.

Why do the nations conspire, * and the peoples plot invain?

They arise, the kings of theearth; * princes plot against the and his Anointed.

Ask of me and I will give you the nations asyour inheritance, * and the ends of the earth as your possession.

With a rod of ironyou willrulethem; * like a potters jar you will shatter them.

So now, O kings, understand; * take warning, rulers of the earth.

Serve the withfear; * exult with trembling, pay him your homage.


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Psalm 2


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OFFERTORY

Ltentur cli Ps. 96 (95): 12 (11)

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ET the heavens rejoice and let the earth be glad

before the face of the Lord for he comes.

O sing a new song to the; * sing to the , all theearth.

O sing to the ; bless hisname. *

Proclaim his salvation day byday.

Tell among the nations hisglory, * and his wonders among all thepeoples.

For the is great and highly to bepraised, * to be feared aboveallgods.

For the gods of the nations arenaught. * It was the who made theheavens.

In his presence are majesty andsplendor, * strength and honor in his holyplace.

Give the , you families of peoples, give the glory andpower; *

give the the glory of hisname.

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Psalm 96 (95)


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COMMUNION

In splendoribus Ps 110 (109): 3

A

midst the splendors of the heaven- ly sanctu-a-

ry, from the womb, before the morning star, I have be-

gotten you.

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The s revelation to my : Sit at my righthand, * until I make yourfoes yourfootstool.

The will send from Sion

your scepter ofpower: * rule in the midst of yourfoes.

With you isprincelyrule* on the day of yourpower.

In holy splendor, from the womb before thedawn, * I have begottenyou.

The has sworn an oath he will not change: You are apriest forever, * in the line of Melchizedek.

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Psalm 110 (109)

Bring an offering and enter his courts; worship the in holysplendor. * O tremble before him, all theearth.

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The , standingat yourright, * shatters kings in the day of hiswrath.

He shall drink from the stream by thewayside, * and therefore he shall lift up hishead.


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INTROIT

Lux fulgebit Cf. Is 9: 2, 6; Lk 1: 33

CHRISTMAS MASS AT DAWN

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Adiant light will shine upon us today, * for the

Lord is born unto us. He shall be called Wonderful

God, Prince of Peace, Father of the world to come. His

reign shall have no end.

The is king, with majesty enrobed. The has robed himself with might; * he has girded himself withpower.

The world you made firm, not to be moved; your throne has stood firm from of old. * From all eternity, O , youare.

The floods have lifted up, O , the floods have lifted up theirvoice; * the floods have lifted up theirthunder.

Greater than the roar of mighty waters, more glorious than the surgings of the sea, * the is glorious onhigh.

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Psalm 93 (92)


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Truly your decrees are to be trusted. Holiness is fitting to your house, * O , until the end oftime.


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OFFERTORY

Deus enim firmavit Ps 93 (92): 1c, 2

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OR it is God who has established the world, *

it shall never be moved; your throne is established from

of old; you are from all e-terni-ty.

The is king, with majesty enrobed. The has robed himself withmight; * he has girded himself withpower.


Greater than the roar of mighty waters, more glorious than the surgings of thesea, * the is glorious onhigh.

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Psalm 93 (92)


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Truly your decrees are to be trusted. Holiness is fitting to yourhouse, * O , until the end oftime.

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COMMUNION

Exsulta, filia Sion Zech 9: 9

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Xult, O daughter of Zion, sing praises, O daugh-

ter of Je-ru-salem; behold, your King is coming, the Holy

One, the Savior of the world.

*

I will bless the at alltimes; * praise of him is always in mymouth.

In the my soul shall make itsboast; * the humble shall hear and beglad.

Glorify the withme; * together let us praise hisname.

I sought the , and heansweredme; * from all my terrors he set mefree.

Look towards himand beradiant; *

let your faces not beabashed.

This lowly one called; the heard, * and rescued him from all his distress.

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Psalm 34 (33)


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The angel of the is encamped* around those who fear him, torescue them.

Taste and see that the isgood. *

Blessed the man who seeks refuge inhim.

The is close to the brokenhearted; * those whose spirit is crushed he willsave.

The ransoms the souls of hisservants. * All who trust in him shall not be condemned.


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INTROIT

Puer natus est nobis Is 9: 6

CHRISTMAS MASS OF THE DAY

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N-to us a child is born, * unto us a son

is Dominion is on his shoulder and his name

shall be called the Angel of Great Counsel.

gi-ven.

O sing a new song to the, * for he has workedwonders.

His right hand and his holyarm* have broughtsalvation.

The has made known his salvation, * has shown his deliverance to thenations.

He has remembered his mercifullove* and his truth for the house ofIsrael.

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Psalm 98 (97)


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OFFERTORY

ui sunt cli Ps 89 (88): 12, 15a

A God to be feared in the council of theholy ones, * great and awesome to allaroundhim.

It is you who rule the raging of thesea; *

it is you who still the surging of itswaves.

It is you who crush Rahab underfoot like acorpse; * you scatter your foes with your mightyarm.

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Psalm 89 (88)

All the ends of the earth haveseen* the salvation of ourGod.

Shout to the , all the earth;

break forth intojoyoussong, * and sing outyourpraise.


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Ours are the heavens, yours is the earth, * the

world and the fullness thereof have been founded by

you. Righteousness and justice are the foundation of

your throne.


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How blessed the people whoknow yourpraise, * who walk, O , in the light ofyourface,

who find their joy every day in yourname, *

who make your justice their joyfulacclaim.

For you are the glory of theirstrength; * by your favor it is that our might is exalted.

Behold, the is ourshield; * he is the Holy One of Israel, ourking.

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COMMUNION

Viderunt omnes Ps 98 (97): 3cd

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LL the ends of the earth have seen the salva-

tion which comes from our God.

O sing a new song to the, * for he has workedwonders.

His right hand and his holyarm* have broughtsalvation.

The has made known his salvation, * has shown his deliverance to thenations.

He has remembered his mercifullove*

and his truth for the house ofIsrael.

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Psalm 98 (97)


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All the ends of the earth haveseen* the salvation of ourGod.

Shout to the , all the earth;

break forth intojoyoussong, * and sing outyourpraise.

Sing psalms to the with theharp, * with the harp and the sound ofsong.

With trumpets and the sound of thehorn, * raise a shout before the King, the.

Let the sea and all within itthunder; * the world, and those who dwell init.

Let the rivers clap theirhands, * and the hills ring out theirjoy

at the presence of the , for hecomes, *

he comes to judge theearth.

He will judge the world withjustice, * and the peoples withfairness.


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INTROIT

HOLY FAMILY OF JESUS, JOSEPH AND MARY

Deus in loco sancto suo Ps 68 (67): 6, 7, 36

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OD is in his ho-ly dwelling place; * the God

who causes us to dwell one at heart, in his

house; he himself will give power and strength to his

people.

together,

Let God arise; let his foes bescattered. * Let those who hate him flee from hispresence.

As smoke is driven away, so drive them away; like wax that melts before thefire, *

so the wicked shall perish at the presence ofGod.

But the just shall rejoice at the presence ofGod; * they shall exult with glad rejoicing.

O sing to God; make music to his name. Extol the One who rides on theclouds. * The is his name; exult at hispresence.


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Psalm 68 (67)


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OFFERTORY

In te speravi Ps 31 (30): 15, 16

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N you have I put my trust, O Lord; I said: You

are my God, my destin-y is in your hands.

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Let your face shine onyourservant. * Save me in your mercifullove.

Let me not be put to shame, O, *

for I call onyou;let the wicked beshamed! * Let them be silenced in thegrave!

Let lying lips be stilled, that speak haughtily against thejustman * with prideand contempt.

How great is the goodness, , * that you keep for those whofearyou,

that you show to those whotrustyou * in the sight of the children ofmen.

You hide them in the shelter ofyourpresence, * secure from humanscheming;

you keep them safe withinyourtent* from disputingtongues.

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Psalm 31 (30)


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COMMUNION (Year A)

olle puerum Mt 2: 20

Tv

Ake the child and his mother, and go in-to the

land of Is-ra-el; for those who sought the childs life

are dead.

*

The is king, with majesty enrobed. The has robed himself withmight; * he has girded himself withpower.

The world you made firm, not to be moved; your throne has stood firmfrom ofold. * From all eternity, O , youare.

The floods have lifted up, O , the floods have lifted up theirvoice; *

the floods have lifted up theirthunder.

Greater than the roar of mighty waters, more glorious than the surgings of thesea, * the is glorious onhigh.

Truly your decrees are to be trusted.

Holiness is fitting to yourhouse, * O , until the end oftime.


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Psalm 93 (92)


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COMMUNION (Years B & C)

Fili, quid fecisti Lk 2: 48, 49

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Y why have you treated us so? Your fa-

ther and I have been anxiously looking for you. How

is it that you were seeking me? Did you not know that I

must be about my Fathers business?

son, *

The is my light and my salvation; * whom shallIfear?

The is the stronghold of mylife; * whom shouldIdread?

There is one thing I ask of the, * only this doIseek:

to live in the house of the* all the days of mylife,

to gaze on the beauty of the, * to inquire at histemple.

For there he keeps me safe in hisshelter * in the day ofevil.

He hides me under cover of histent; * he sets me high uponarock.

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Psalm 27 (26)


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Of you my heart has spoken, Seekhisface. * It is your face, O , thatIseek; *

I believe I shall see the sgoodness * in the land of theliving.


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INTROITSale, sancta Parens Sedulius

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Ail holy Mother, * the Child-Bearer who has

brought forth the King, the ruler of heaven and earth for

e-ver.

Listen, O daughter; pay heedand giveear: * forget your own people and your fathers house.

So will the king desire yourbeauty. * He is your , pay homage to him.

And the daughter of Tyre shall come withgifts; *

the richest of the people shall seek your favor.The daughter of the king is clothed withsplendor; * her robes are threaded with gold.

In fine clothing she is led to theking; * behind her are her maiden companions, brought toyou.

They are escorted amid gladness andjoy; *

they pass within the palace of the king.


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Psalm 45 (44)

MARY, MOTHER OF GOD

January 1


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Lux fulgebit Cf. Is 9: 2, 6; Lk 1: 33

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Adiant light will shine upon us today, * for the

Lord is born unto us. He shall be called Wonderful

God, Prince of Peace, Father of the world to come. His

reign shall have no end.

The is king, with majesty enrobed. The has robed himself with might; * he has girded himself withpower.

The world you made firm, not to be moved; your throne has stood firm from of old. * From all eternity, O , youare.


Greater than the roar of mighty waters,

more glorious than the surgings of the sea, * the is glorious onhigh.

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Psalm 93 (92)

Or:


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OFFERTORY

Felix namque es

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Lessed are you, O holy Vir-gin Ma-ry, * and wor-

thy of all praise; for from you has come forth the sun

of justice, Christ our God.

Listen, O daughter; pay heedand giveear: * forget your own people and your fathershouse.

So will the king desire yourbeauty. * He is your , pay homage tohim.

And the daughter of Tyre shall come withgifts; * the richest of the people shall seekyourfavor.

The daughter of the king is clothed withsplendor; * her robes are threaded withgold.

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Psalm 45 (44)


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COMMUNION

Exsulta, filia Sion Zech 9: 9

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Xult, O daughter of Zion, sing praises, O daugh-

ter of Je-ru-salem; behold, your King is coming, the Holy

One, the Savior of the world.

*

I will bless the at alltimes; * praise of him is always in mymouth.

In the my soul shall make itsboast; * the humble shall hear and beglad.

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Psalm 34 (33)

In fine clothing she is led to theking; * behind her are her maiden companions, brought toyou.

They are escorted amid gladness andjoy; *

they pass within the palace of theking.

Sons will be yours to succeed yourfathers; * you will make them rulers over all theearth.

I will make your name forever remembered. * Thus the peoples will praise you from age toage.

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Glorify the withme; * together let us praise hisname.

I sought the , and heansweredme; *

from all my terrors he set mefree.

Look towards himand beradiant; * let your faces not beabashed.

This lowly one called; the heard, * and rescued him from all his distress.

The angel of the is encamped* around those who fear him, torescue them.

Taste and see that the isgood. * Blessed the man who seeks refuge inhim.

The is close to the brokenhearted; *

those whose spirit is crushed he willsave.

The ransoms the souls of hisservants. * All who trust in him shall not be condemned.


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OFFERTORY

Benedic, anima mea Ps 103 (102): 2, 5



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Bless the , O mysoul, * and all within me, his holyname.

It is the who forgives allyoursins, *

who heals every one of yourills,who redeems your life from thegrave, * who crowns you with mercyand compassion.

Who fills your life withgoodthings, * renewing your youth like aneagles.

The doesjustdeeds, * gives full justice to all whoare oppressed.

He made known his ways toMoses, * and his deeds to the children ofIsrael.

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Psalm 103 (102)

Bv

Less the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his

benefits; and your youth shall be renewed like the

eagles.

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COMMUNION

Domine, Dominus noster Ps 8: 2ab

The is compassionateandgracious, * slow to anger and rich inmercy.

He will not alwaysfindfault; *

nor persist in his anger forever.

He does not treat us according to oursins, * nor repay us according to ourfaults.

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From the mouths of children and of babes you fashioned praise tofoil yourenemy, * to silence the foe and therebel.

When I see the heavens, the work of yourfingers, *

the moon and the stars which youarranged,

what is man that you should keep him inmind, * the son of man that you careforhim?

Yet you have made him little lower than theangels; * with glory and honoryoucrownedhim,

gave him power over the works of yourhands: * you put all things under hisfeet,

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Psalm 8

O

Lord our governor, how admira-ble is your

name in all the earth!


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All of them, sheep andoxen, * yes, even the cattle of thefields,

birds of the air, and fish of thesea*

that make their way through thewaters.


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INTROIT

THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD

Ecce advenit Cf. Mal 3: 1; 1 Chron 29: 12

B

Ehold, the Sovereign Lord is coming; kingship,

government and power are in his hands.

*

O God, give your judgment to theking, *

to a kings son yourjustice,that he may judge your people injustice, * and your poor in rightjudgment.

The kings of Tarshishand theislands * shall pay him tribute.

The kings of Sheba andSeba * shall bring him gifts.

Before him all kingsshall fallprostrate, * all nations shall servehim.

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Psalm 72 (71)


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OFFERTORYReges Tarsis Ps 72 (71): 10, 11

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HE kings of Tarshish and the islands shall offer

presents; * the kings of the A-ra-bians and of Sheba

shall bring gis; all the kings of the earth shall adore

him, all nations shall serve him.

O God, give your judgment to theking, * to a kingsson yourjustice,

that he may judge your people injustice, * and your poor in rightjudgment.

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Psalm 72 (71)

For he shall save the needy when theycry, * the poor, and those who are helpless.

He will have pity on the weakand theneedy, *

and save the lives of the needy.

From oppression and violence he redeems theirsouls; * to him their blood is dear.


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May the mountains bring forth peace for thepeople, * and the hillsjustice.

May he defend the poor of the people,

and save the children of theneedy, * and crush the oppressor.

He shall endure like the sun and themoon* through allgenerations.

He shall descend like rain on themeadow, * like showers that water theearth.

In his days shall justiceflourish, * and great peace till the moon is nomore.

He shall rule from sea tosea, * from the River to the bounds of theearth.

Let the desert dwellers fall beforehim, *

and his enemies lick thedust.

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COMMUNION

Vidimus stellam Cf. Mt 2: 2

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E have seen his star in the East, and we have

come with our gifs, to worship the Lord.

O God, give your judgment to theking, * to a kings sonyourjustice,

that he may judge your people injustice, *

and your poor in rightjudgment.

May the mountains bring forth peacefor thepeople, * and the hillsjustice.

In his days shalljusticeflourish, * and great peace till the moon is nomore.

He shall rule fromsea tosea, * from the River to the bounds of theearth.

The kings of Tarshishand theislands * shall pay himtribute.

The kings of Sheba andSeba *

shall bring himgifts.Before him all kingsshall fallprostrate, * all nationsshallservehim.

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Psalm 72 (71)


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For he shall save the needy when theycry, * the poor, and those whoarehelpless.

May his name endure forever, * his name continue like thesun.

Every tribeshall beblestin him, * all nations shall call himblessed.

Blest be the , God ofIsrael, * who alone workswonders,


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INTROIT

THE BAPTISM OF THE LORD

Dilexisti Ps 45 (44): 8

Y

OU have loved justice and hated in-iq-uity; * there-

fore God, your God, has anointed you with the oil of

gladness above your companions.

My heart overflows with noble words. To the king I address the song I have made, * my tongue as nimble as the pen ofascribe.

You are the most handsome of the sons of men, and graciousness is poured out upon your lips, * for God has blessed you forevermore.

Gird your sword upon your thigh, O mighty one, * with your splendor andyourmajesty.

In your majesty ride on triumphant in the cause of truth, meekness, andjustice. * May your right hand show your wondrousdeeds.


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Psalm 45 (44)


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OFFERTORY

Benedictus qui venit Ps 118 (117): 26, 27

Bv

Lessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord. *

We bless you from the house of the Lord; the Lord

God is our light, al-le-lu-ia, al-le-lu-ia.

Give praise to the , for he isgood; * his mercy endures forever.

Let the house of Israelsay, * His mercy endures forever.

Let the house ofAaronsay, *

His mercy endures forever.Let those who fear the say, * His mercy endures forever.

I called to the in my distress; * he has answered andfreedme.

The is at my side; I do notfear. * What can mankind do againstme?

The is at my sideas myhelper; * I shall look in triumph on myfoes.

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Psalm 118 (117)


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The voice of the flashes flames of fire. The voice of the shakes thewilderness, * the shakes the wilderness ofKadesh;

The sat enthroned above theflood; * the sits as kingforever.

The will give strength to hispeople, * the will bless his people withpeace.


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