090 SEP Compilation Easter-Season

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OFFERTORY

EASTER VIGIL

Dextera Domini (cum alleluia)

EASTER SEASON

Ps 118 (117): 16,17

Give praise to the , for he isgood; *

his mercy endures forever.

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

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

Let those who fear thesay, * His mercy endures forever.

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Psalm 118 (117)

HE right hand of the Lord has done val-

iantly, * the right hand of the Lord has ex-

alt-ed me; I shall not die, but I shall live, and recount

the deeds of the Lord, al-le-lu-ia.


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

It is better to take refuge in the*

than to trust inman;

The nations all encircledme; * in the name of the I cut themoff.

They encircled meall around; * in the name of the I cut themoff.

I was thrust down, thrust down andfalling, * but the was myhelper.

The is my strengthand mysong; * he was mysavior.

There are shouts of joyand salvation *

in the tents of thejust.The s right hand has done mighty deeds; his right hand is exalted. * The s right hand has done mightydeeds.

I shall not die, I shalllive* and recount the deeds of the.

I will thank you, foryou haveanswered, * and youare mysavior.

The stone that the builders rejected * has become thecornerstone.

By the has this beendone, * a marvel in oureyes.

This is the day the hasmade; * let us rejoice in itand beglad.

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O , grant salvation; * O , grant success.

Blest is he whocomes*

in the name of the.

You are my God, Ipraiseyou. * My God, I exaltyou.

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

Glory be to the Father

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INTROIT

EASTER SUNDAY

Resurrexi Ps 139 (138): 18, 5, 6

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am risen, and I am always with you,

you have placed your hand upon me,

al- le-lu- ia; your wisdom has been shown to be most

wonderful, al-le-lu-ia, al- le- lu-ia.

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al- le-lu-ia;

O , you search me and you know me. You yourself know my resting and my rising; * you discern my thoughtsfrom afar.

You mark when I walk or lie down; *

you know all my ways through andthrough.

Before ever a word is on my tongue, * you know it, O , through andthrough.

Behind and before, you besiegeme, * your hand ever laid uponme.

Too wonderful for me, this knowledge; * too high, beyond myreach.

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O where can I go from your spirit, * or where can I fleefrom yourface?

If I climb the heavens, you are there. *

If I lie in the grave, you arethere.


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OFFERTORY

Terra tremuit Ps 76 (75): 9, 10

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HE earth trembled and was still, when God arose

in judgment, al- le-lu-ia.

God is renowned inJudah; * in Israel his name isgreat.

His tent isset inSalem, * and his dwelling place inSion.

It was there he broke theflamingarrows, *

the shield, the sword, thearmor.

Resplendent are you, more majestic * than the everlastingmountains.

The stouthearted, despoiled, slept indeath; * none of the soldiers could liftahand.

At your threat, O God ofJacob, * horse and rider laystunned.

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You, you alone, strike terror. Who can stand in yourpresence, * against the might ofyourwrath?

You uttered your sentencefrom theheavens; * the earth in terror wasstill

when you arose, O God, tojudge, * to save all the humble of theearth.

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COMMUNION

Pascha nostrum 1 Cor 5: 7, 8

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Hrist, our Paschal Lamb, has been sacrificed, al-

le- lu-ia; therefore, let us keep the feast by sharing the un-

leavened bread of uprightness and truth, al-le-lu-ia, al-

le-lu-ia, al-le-lu-ia.

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Psalm 118 (117)


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It is better to take refuge in the*

than to trust inman;




The is my strengthand mysong; * he was mysavior.

There are shouts of joyand salvation *

in the tents of thejust.The s right hand has done mighty deeds; his right hand is exalted. * The s right hand has done mightydeeds.






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Blest is he whocomes*

in the name of the.




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INTROIT

SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER

uasi modo 1 Pet 2: 2

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S newborn babes, al- le- lu-ia, long for pure spiri-

tual milk, al-le-lu-ia, al-le-lu-ia, al-le-lu-ia.

O , you search me and you know me. You yourself know my restingand myrising; *

you discern my thoughts fromafar.

You mark when I walk or liedown; * you know all my ways throughandthrough.

Before ever a word is on mytongue, * you know it, O , throughandthrough.

Behind and before, you besiegeme, * your hand ever laid uponme.

Too wonderful for me, thisknowledge; * too high, beyond myreach.

O where can I gofrom yourspirit, * or where can I flee fromyourface?

If I climb the heavens, you arethere. * If I lie in the grave, youarethere.


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Psalm 139 (138)


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OFFERTORY

Angelus Domini Mt 28: 2, 5, 6

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HE Angel of the Lord came down from heaven *

and said to the e One whom you seek has

risen, as he said he would, al-le-lu-ia.

wo-men:

Then go quickly and tell his disciples, * He has been raisedfrom thedead,

and he is going beforeyou toGalilee; * thereyou willseehim.

Then they went away quickly from the tomb, fearful yet overjoyed, *

and ran to announce this to his disciples.

And behold, Jesus met them on theirway* andgreetedthem.

They approached, embraced hisfeet, * and did himhomage.

Then Jesussaid tothem, * Do not be afraid.

Go tell my brothers togo toGalilee, * and there they willseeme.

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COMMUNION

Mitte manum tuam, et cognosce Jn 20: 27

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Tretch forth your hand, and feel the place where

the nails were, al-le-lu-ia; and be not doubtful but be-

lieving, al-le-lu-ia, al-le-lu-ia.

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It is better to take refuge in the* than to trust inman;



I was thrust down, thrust down andfalling, *

but the was myhelper.The is my strengthand mysong; * he was mysavior.

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Psalm 118 (117)


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There are shouts of joyand salvation * in the tents of thejust.

The s right hand has done mighty deeds;

his right hand is exalted. * The s right hand has done mightydeeds.





This is the day the hasmade; *

let us rejoice in itand beglad.


Blest is he whocomes* in the name of the.




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INTROIT

THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER

Iubilate Deo Ps 66 (65): 1, 2

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Hout joyfully to God, all the earth, al-le-lu-ia; *

sing a psalm to his name, al-le-lu-ia; praise him with mag-

ni-ficence, al- le- lu-ia, al-le-lu-ia, al-le-lu-ia.

Because of the greatness of your strength, * your enemies fawn uponyou.

Before you all the earth shall bow down, * shall sing to you, sing toyourname!

Come and see the works of God: * awesome his deeds among the children ofmen.

He turned the sea into dry land; * they passed through the river onfoot.

Let our joy, then, be in him; * he rules forever by hismight.

His eyes keep watch on the nations: * let rebels not exalt themselves.


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Psalm 66 (65)


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OFFERTORY

Lauda, anima mea Ps 146 (145): 2

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Raise the Lord, O my soul; * I will praise the

Lord throughout my life; I will sing to my God for

as long as I live, al- le-lu-ia.

Put no trust inprinces, * in mortal man who cannotsave.

Take their breath, they return to theearth, * and their plans that day come tonothing.

Blessed is he who is helped byJacobsGod, * whose hope is in the hisGod,

who made the heavensand theearth, * the seas and all they contain,

who preserves fidelity forever, * who does justice to those who are oppressed.

It is he who gives bread to thehungry, * the who sets prisonersfree,

the who opens the eyes of theblind, *

the who raises up those who are boweddown.

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It is the who loves the just, the who protects thestranger * and upholds the orphan and the widow,

but thwarts the path of thewicked.The will reign forever, * the God of Sion from age toage.

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COMMUNION (Year A)

Surrexit Dominus Lk 24: 34

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HE Lord has risen and has appeared to Peter,

al-le-lu-ia.




It is better to take refuge in the* than to trust inman;



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Psalm 118 (117)


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The is my strengthand mysong; *

he was mysavior.

There are shouts of joyand salvation * in the tents of thejust.

The s right hand has done mighty deeds; his right hand is exalted. * The s right hand has done mightydeeds.







Blest is he whocomes* in the name of the.




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COMMUNION (Year B)

Cantate Domino Ps 96 (95): 2

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Ing unto the Lord, al-le-lu-ia; * sing to the Lord,

bless his name; proclaim his salvation day after day,

al-le-lu-ia, al-le-lu-ia.

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

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

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

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

give the the glory of hisname.

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

Let the heavens rejoice and earth be glad;

let the sea and all within it thunderpraise. * Let the land and all it bears rejoice.


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Psalm 96 (95)


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COMMUNION (Year C)

Simon Ioannis Jn 21: 17

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Imon, son of John, do you love me more than

these? Lord, you know all things, you know, O Lord,

that I love you, al-le- lu-ia.

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

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

Glorify the withme; * together let uspraise hisname.

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

Look towards himand beradiant; * let your faces not be abashed.

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.

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When the just cry out, the hears, * and rescues them in all their distress.

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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FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

Misericordia Domini Ps 33 (32): 5, 6

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HE earth is full of the mercy of the Lord, al-le-

lu-ia; * by the word of the Lord, the heavens were es-

tablished, al-le-lu-ia, al- le-lu-ia.

Ring out your joy to the , O youjust; * for praise is fittingfor theupright.

Give thanks to the upon the harp; * with a tenstringed lutesing himsongs.

O sing him a song that is new; * play skillfully, withshouts ofjoy.

For the word of the is faithful, * and all his works to betrusted.

The loves justice and right, * and his merciful lovefills theearth.

By the word of the the heavens were made, * by the breath of his mouthall theirhost.

As in a flask, he collects the waves of the ocean; * he stores up the depths of thesea.


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Psalm 33 (32)


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OFFERTORY

Deus, Deus meus Ps 63 (62): 2, 5

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God, my God, from daybreak do I watch for

you; and in invocation of your name will I li up

my hands.

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O God, you are my God; at dawnIseekyou; * for you mysoul isthirsting.

For you my flesh ispining, * like a dry, weary land withoutwater.

I have come before you in thesanctuary, * to behold your strengthand yourglory.

Your loving mercy is better thanlife; * my lips willspeak yourpraise.

I will bless you all mylife; * in your name I will lift up myhands.

My soul shall be filled as withabanquet; * with joyful lips, my mouth shallpraiseyou.

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When I remember you upon mybed, * I muse on you through the watches of thenight.

For you have been mystrength; *

in the shadow of your wingsI rejoice.

My soul clings fast toyou; * your right hand upholdsme.

Those who seek to destroy mylife* shall go down to the depths of theearth.

Put to the power of thesword, * they shall be left as preyfor thejackals.

But the king shall rejoice in God; all that swear by him shall exult, * for the mouth of liarsshall besilenced.

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COMMUNIONEgo sum pastor bonus Jn 20: 14

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am the good shepherd, al-le-lu-ia; I know my

sheep and my own know me, al-le-lu-ia, al-le-lu-ia.


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The is myshepherd; * there is nothing Ishallwant.

Fresh and greenare thepastures * where he gives me repose.

Near restful waters heleadsme; * he revives mysoul.

He guides me along the rightpath, *

for the sake of hisname.Though I should walk in the valley of the shadow of death, no evil would I fear, foryou arewithme. * Your crook and your staff will give mecomfort.

You have prepared a table beforeme * in the sight of myfoes.

My head you have anointed withoil; * my cup is overflowing.

Surely goodness and mercy shallfollow me * all the days of mylife.

In the s own houseshall Idwell* for length of days unending.


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FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

Cantate Domino Ps 98 (97): 1

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Ing to the Lord a new song, al- le- lu-ia; * for the

Lord has accomplished wondrous deeds, al- le- lu-ia;

he has revealed his just-ice in the sight of the Gentiles,


His right hand and his holyarm* have broughtsalvation.

He has remembered his mercifullove*

and his truth for the house ofIsrael.

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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O shepherd of Israel, hearus, * you who lead Joseph like aflock:

You brought a vine out ofEgypt; * you drove out the nations andplanted it.

Before it you cleared theground; * it took root andfilled theland.

The mountains were covered with itsshadow, *

the cedars of God with itsboughs.

It stretched out its branches to thesea; * to the River it stretched out itsshoots.

Visit this vine and protect it, the vine your right hand hasplanted, * the son of man you have claimedfor yourself.

May your hand be on the man atyour righthand, * the son of man you have confirmedas yourown.

And we shall never forsakeyou again; * give us life that we may call upon yourname.


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Psalm 80 (79)


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INTROIT

SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

Vocem iucunditatis Cf. Is 48: 20

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Pread the news with a voice of joy; * let it be

heard, al-le-lu-ia; speak it out to the very ends of the

earth; the Lord has liber-a-ted his peo-ple, al-le-lu-ia,

al-le-lu-ia.

Cry out with joy to God, all theearth; * O sing to the glory of hisname.

O render him gloriouspraise. * Say to God, How awesomeyourdeeds!

Because of the greatness ofyourstrength, * your enemies fawn uponyou.

Before you all the earth shall bowdown, * shall sing to you, sing toyourname!

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Cry out with joy to God, all theearth; * O sing to the glory of hisname.

O render him gloriouspraise. * Say to God, How awesome yourdeeds!

Because of the greatness ofyourstrength, * your enemiesfawn uponyou.

Before you all the earth shall bowdown, *

shall sing to you, sing to yourname!

Come and see the works ofGod: * awesome his deeds among the children ofmen.

He turned the sea into dryland; * they passed through the river onfoot.

Let our joy, then, be inhim; * he rules forever by hismight.

His eyes keep watch on thenations: * let rebels not exalt themselves.

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COMMUNION (Year A)

Non os relinquam orphanos Jn 14: 18

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will not leave you orphans, I will come to you

again, al-le-lu-ia; and your heart will rejoice, al-le-lu-

ia, al-le-lu-ia.

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I rejoiced when they said tome, * Let us go to the house of the.

And now our feetarestanding * within your gates, O Jerusalem.

Jerusalem is built asacity * bonded as one together.

It is there that the tribesgoup, * the tribes of the.

For Israels witness itis* to praise the name of the.

There were set the thronesforjudgment, * the thrones of the house ofDavid.

For the peace of Jerusalempray, *

May they prosper, those wholoveyou.May peace abide inyourwalls, * and security be in yourtowers.

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For the sake of my familyandfriends, * let me say, Peace uponyou.

For the sake of the house of the , ourGod, *

I will seek good things foryou.

Glory be to the father

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COMMUNION (Year B)

Ego os elegi Jn 15: 16

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have chosen you from the world, in order that

you might go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit

should last, al-le-lu-ia.

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I will sing forever of your mercies, O; *

through all ages my mouth will proclaim yourfidelity.With my chosen one I have made acovenant; * I have sworn to David myservant:

The heavens praise your wonders, O, * your fidelity in the assembly ofyourholy ones.

Then you spoke in avision. *

To your faithful onesyousaid,

I have set the crown on awarrior, * I have exalted one chosen from thepeople.

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COMMUNION (Year C)

Spiritus Sanctus docebit os Jn 14: 26

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HE Holy Spirit will teach you, al-le-lu-ia; all the

things that I have said unto you, al-le-lu-ia, al-le-lu-ia.

Have mercy on me, OGod, * according to your mercifullove;

Cleanse me with hyssop, and Ishall bepure; * wash me, and I shall be whiter thansnow.

Let me hear rejoicing andgladness, * that the bones you have crushed may exult.

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Psalm 51 (50)

I have found myservantDavid, * and with my holy oil anointedhim.

My hand shall always bewithhim, *

and my arm shall make himstrong.

My mercy and my faithfulnessshall bewithhim; * by my name his might shall be exalted.

I will keep my faithful lovefor himalways; * with him my covenantshalllast.


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Create a pure heart for me, OGod; * renew a steadfast spirit withinme.

Do not cast me awayfrom yourpresence; *

take not your holy spirit fromme.

I will teach transgressors yourways, * that sinners may return toyou.

O , open mylips* and my mouth shall proclaim yourpraise.

In your good pleasure, show favor toSion; * rebuild the walls of Jerusalem.


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Give ear, my people, to myteaching; * incline your ear to the words of mymouth.

The things we have heard and understood, * the things our fathers havetoldus,

these we will not hidefrom theirchildren * but will tell them to the next generation:

Yet he commanded the clouds above, *

and opened the gates ofheaven.He rained down manna toeat, * and gave them breadfromheaven.

Man ate the bread ofangels. * He sent them abundance offood;

He rained flesh upon them likedust, *

winged fowl like the sands of thesea.


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COMMUNION (Year B)

Signa eos Mk 16: 17, 18

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Hese signs will those who believe: they

will cast out demons, and when they lay their hands up-

on the sick, these will recov- er, al- le- lu-ia.

accompany *

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

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When the just cry out, the hears, * and rescues them in all their distress.

The is close to the brokenhearted; *

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COMMUNION (Year C)

Psallite Domino Ps 68 (67): 33, 34

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Ing to the Lord who has ascended the highest

ens, towards the East, al- le- lu-ia.

heav-*

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

O sing to God; make music to his name.

Extol the One who rides on theclouds. * The is his name; exult at hispresence.

Father of orphans, defender ofwidows: * such is God in his holyplace.

You have ascended on high; leading captivity captive as tribute receiving prisoners, OGod, *

so that even rebels may dwell near theGod.

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Day after day, may the beblest. * He bears our burdens; God is oursavior.

This God of ours is a God whosaves. *

The our provides an escapefromdeath.

They see your solemn procession, OGod, * the procession of my God, of my king, to the holyplace:

Summon forth your might, OGod; * your might, O God, which you have shownforus.

From your temple high in Jerusalem, * kings will come to you bringing theirtribute.

You kingdoms of the earth, sing to God, praise the* who rides on the heavens, the ancientheavens.

Behold, he thunders his voice, his mightyvoice. * Come, acknowledge the power ofGod.


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Though an army encamp againstme, * my heart would notfear.

Though war break out againstme, *

even then wouldItrust.


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OFFERTORY (Option 1)

Ascendit Deus Ps 47 (46): 6

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OD has gone up amidst shouts of the

Lord to the sound of the trumpet, al- le- lu-ia.

joy,*

All peoples, clap yourhands. * Cry to God with shouts ofjoy!

For the , the MostHigh, isawesome, *

the great king over all theearth.

He humbles peoples underus* and nations under ourfeet.

Our heritage he chose forus, * the pride of Jacob whom heloves.

God goes up withshouts ofjoy. * The goes up with trumpetblast.

Sing praise for God; singpraise! * Sing praise to our king; singpraise!

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Look towards him and beradiant; * let your faces not beabashed.

This lowly one called; theheard, *

and rescued him from all his distress.


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INTROIT (Option 2)

Caritas Dei Rom 5: 5; 10: 11

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HE love of God has been poured in-to our hearts,

al-le-lu-ia; by his Spirit which dwells in us, al-le-lu-

ia, al- le- lu-ia.

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

Bless the , O mysoul, * and never forget all hisbenefits.

It is the who forgives allyoursins, * who heals every one ofyourills,

who redeems your life from thegrave, * who crowns you with mercy and compassion,

who fills your life withgoodthings, * renewing your youth likeaneagles.

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You stretch out the heavens like atent. * On the waters you establish yourdwelling.

You make the clouds yourchariot; *

you ride on the wings of thewind.

You make the winds yourmessengers, * flame andfire yourservants.

You set the earth on its foundation, * immovable fromage toage.

You wrapped it with the depths like acloak; * the waters stood higher than themountains.

At your threat they took toflight; * at the voice of your thunder theyfled.

The mountains rose, the valleys descended, * to the place which you had appointedthem.

You set limits they might notpass, * lest they return to cover theearth.

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INTROIT

Spiritus Domini Wis I: 7

PENTECOST MASS OF THE DAY

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HE Spirit of the Lord * has filled the whole world,

al- le- lu-ia; and that which contains all things, knows ev-

ery language spoken by men, al- le- lu-ia, al-le-lu-ia, al-le-

lu-ia.

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

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

so the wicked shall perish at the presence ofGod.

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

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

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God gives the desolate a home to dwell in;

he leads the prisoners forth into prosperity, * but rebels must dwell in aparchedland.


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OFFERTORY

Confirma hoc, Deus Ps 68 (67): 29-30

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Onfirm, O God, that which you have accomplished

in our

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from your holy temple which is in Je-

ru-salem, shall of-fer presents to you, al-le-lu-ia.

midst;

kings

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


God gives the desolate a home to dwell in; he leads the prisoners forth into prosperity, * but rebels must dwell in aparchedland.

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INTROIT (Year C)

Caritas Dei Rom 5: 5; 10: 11

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

Bless the , O mysoul, * and never forget all hisbenefits.

It is the who forgives allyoursins, * who heals every one ofyourills,

who redeems your life from thegrave, * who crowns you with mercy and compassion,

who fills your life withgoodthings, * renewing your youth likeaneagles.

The doesjustdeeds, * gives full justice to all who are oppressed.

He made known his ways toMosees, *

and his deeds to the children ofIsrael.Glory be to the Father

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Psalm 103 (102)

T

HE love of God has been poured in-to our hearts,

al-le-lu-ia; by his Spirit which dwells in us, al-le-lu-

ia, al- le- lu-ia.

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OFFERTORY

Benedictus sit Cf. Tob 12: 6

B

Lessed be God the Fa-ther, * and the only begot-

ten Son of God, and the Ho-ly Spirit; for he has dealt

with us according to his mer-cy.

Bless the Lord, all you works of theLord. *Praise and exalt him above allforever.

Angels of the Lord, bless theLord, * You heavens, bless theLord.

All you waters above the heavens, bless theLord. *All you hosts of the Lord, bless theLord.

Sun and moon, bless theLord. *Stars of heaven, bless theLord.

Every shower and dew, bless theLord. * All you winds, bless theLord.

Fire and heat, bless theLord. *Cold and chill, bless theLord.

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COMMUNION (Years A & C)

Benedicimus Deum Tob 12: 6

L

ET us bless the God of heaven and utter his prais-

es before all who live; for he has dealt with us accord-

ing to his mercy.

*

Blessed be God who lives forever, * because his kingdom lasts forallages.

Praise him, you Israelites, before theGentiles, * for though he has scattered youamongthem,

He scourged you foryour iniquities, * but will again have mercy onyouall.

He will gather you fromall theGentiles * among whom you have beenscattered.

When you turn back to him withall yourheart, * to do what is right beforehim,

Then he will turn back toyou,* and no longer hide his facefromyou.

So now consider what he has done foryou, *

and praise him withfullvoice.

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INTROIT

THE HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST

Cibavit eos Ps 81 (80), 17

H

E fed them with the finest of wheat, al-le-lu-

ia; and with honey from the rock he satisfied them,


*

Sing joyfully to God ourstrength, *

shout in triumph to the God ofJacob.

Raise a song andsound thetimbrel, * the sweetsounding harp and thelute;

For this is a statute inIsrael, * a command of the God ofJacob.

He made it a decree forJoseph, * when he went out from the land ofEgypt.

I am the your God, who brought you up from the land ofEgypt. * Open wide your mouth, and I willfillit.


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OFFERTORY (Option 1)

Portas cli Ps 78 (77): 23, 24, 25

T

HE Lord opened the doors of heaven * and rained

down manna upon them to eat; he gave them bread

from heaven; man ate the bread of an-gels, al-le-lu-ia.

Give ear, my people, to myteaching; * incline your ear to the words of mymouth.

I will open my mouth in aparable * and utter hidden lessons of thepast.

The things we have heard and understood, * the things our fathers havetoldus,

these we will not hidefrom theirchildren * but will tell them to the nextgeneration:

the glories of the and hismight, * and the marvelous deeds he hasdone.

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The answered, Him only who has sinned againstme*

will I strike out of mybook.

Now, go and lead the people whither Ihavetoldyou. * My angel willgo beforeyou.

When it is time for me topunish, * I will punish themfor theirsin.

Thus the smote thepeople * for having had Aaron make the calf forthem.

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Exodus 32: 33-35

COMMUNION (Years A & B)

Qui manducat Jn 6: 57

Hv

E who eats my flesh and drinks my blood, a-

bides in me, and I in him, says the Lord.

Blessed are those whose way isblameless, * who walk in the law of the!

Blessed are those who keep his decrees! *

With all their hearts theyseekhim.

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I treasure your word in myheart, * lest Isin againstyou.

Remember your word to yourservant, *

by which you made mehope.

This is my comfort insorrow: * that your promisegives melife.

The law from your mouth means more tome* than large quantities of silver andgold.

How sweet is your promise to mytongue, * more than honey in themouth.

Your word is a lampfor myfeet, * and a lightfor mypath.

I rejoiceat yourpromise, * like one who findsa greattreasure.


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COMMUNION (Year C)

Hoc corpus 1 Cor 11: 24, 25

T

His is my body which is given up for you;

this is the cup of the new cov-enant in my blood, says

the Lord. Each time that you partake thereof, do it in

memo-ry of me.

*

The is myshepherd; * there is nothingI shallwant.

Fresh and greenare thepastures * where he gives me repose.

Near restful waters heleadsme; * he revives mysoul.

He guides me along the rightpath, * for the sake of hisname.

Though I should walk in the valley of the shadow of death, no evil would I fear, foryou arewithme. * Your crook and your staff willgive mecomfort.

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You have prepared a table beforeme * in the sight of myfoes.

My head you have anointed withoil; *

my cup is overflowing.

Surely goodness and mercy shallfollow me * all the days of mylife.

In the s own houseshall Idwell* for length of days unending.


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By the word of the the heavens weremade, * by the breath of his mouth all theirhost.

As in a flask, he collects the waves of theocean; *

he stores up the depths of thesea.


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OFFERTORY

Improperium exspectavit Ps 69 (68): 21

M

hoped for one that would grieve together with me, but

there was none; I looked for one who would comfort

me, and found no one.

Y heart await-ed reproach and miser-y; * and I

Save me, O God, for thewaters * have risen to myneck.

I have sunk into the mud of thedeep, * where there is nofoothold.

I have entered the waters of thedeep, *

where the flood overwhelmsme.

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I will sing forever of your mercies, O; * through all ages my mouth will proclaim yourfidelity.

I have declared your mercy is established forever; * your fidelity stands firm as theheavens.

The heavens praise your wonders, O, * your fidelity in the assembly ofyourholy ones.

Justice and right judgment are the pillars of yourthrone; *

merciful love and fidelity walk inyourpresence.

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

My mercy and my faithfulnessshall bewithhim; * by my name his might shall be exalted.

I will keep my faithful lovefor himalways; *

with him my covenantshalllast.

But I will never take back mymercy; * my fidelity will neverfail.

I will never violate mycovenant, * nor go back on the promise of mylips.


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Psalm 89 (88)

COMMUNION (Option 2)

Gustate et videte Ps 34 (33): 9

O

taste and see how gracious the Lord is; bles-

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I will bless the atalltimes; * 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 he answeredme; *

from all my terrors he set mefree.

Look towards him and beradiant; * let your faces not beabashed.

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

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

When the just cry out, thehears, * and rescues them in all their distress.

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



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COMMUNION (Option 3)

Dico obis: Gaudium Lk 15: 10

Iv

say unto you: there is joy among the Angels of

God for one sin-gle sinner who repents.

Blessed is he whose transgression isforgiven, * whose sin is remitted.

Blessed the man to whom the imputes noguilt, *

in whose spirit is noguile.

I kept it secret and my frame waswasted. * I groanedall daylong,

for your hand, by day and bynight, * lay heavy uponme.

Indeed, my strength was driedup* as by thesummersheat.

To you I have acknowledged mysin; * my guilt I did nothide.

I said, I will confess my transgression to the. * And you have forgiven the guilt of mysin.

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You are a hiding place for me; you keep me safe from distress; * you surround me with cries of deliverance.

I will instruct you and teach you the way youshouldgo; * I will fix my eyes uponyou.

Many sorrows has the wicked, but loving mercysurrounds* one who trusts in the.

Rejoice in the ; exult, youjust! * Ring out your joy, all you upright ofheart!


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