Is There Enough Silence for the Word to - Saint Olaf Catholic Church

Downtown Minneapolis
Serving as a living sign of Christ’s saving
presence in the heart of the city
DECEMBER 9, 2012
SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENT
Is There Enough Silence
for the Word to Be Heard?
by Sr. Joan Tuberty
Two days ago, early in the morning, I had a very
disorienting experience. I lost my keys! Although I
was at St. Olaf, I could not enter through the door
into the spaces where I needed to go to do my
work. I felt lost and helpless. As we try to enter into
the Season of Advent in preparation for Christmas
aren’t we also in need of some KEY for opening the
door into the mystery of the Word becoming flesh
and pitching His tent in our very midst…God With
Us! Silence and Stillness is considered such a key.
In the Gospel reading from St. Luke for this Second
Sunday of Advent the words of the Prophet Isaiah
are spoken again through John the Baptist. “A voice
of one crying out in the desert. Prepare the way of
the Lord, make straight his path!” This is the voice
crying out of God’s incredible love and mercy, shining
in the face of the Infant Jesus. It is not the voice
shouting out in all the holidazzle about being first in
line to buy! This voice crying out is heard in your
own heart. It is the still, small voice that is heard
when you find the key to open the inner chamber of
your own soul. There at the door of your heart,
God stands and knocks and if you but open, God
will enter.
I hope you will be as eager to find the true meaning
of Christmas as the man pictured in today’s paper,
November 21, who pitched his tent two days before
the opening of the doors for the Black Friday sales at
Best Buy so he could be first.
St. Olaf Church and Chapel offer silence and stillness
here in the heart of the city. Many persons come
here for that reason. There is nothing you have to
buy for silence, only your willingness to let go for
awhile of the big and little things that fill your life so
that you may open your mind and heart to receive
the Word that is spoken in the silence.
In the Feast of the Immaculate Conception on December
8 the Annunciation Gospel from St. Luke is
presented in which Mary is the prime example offered
as the one who hears the word spoken to her
and holds it with tenderness. May Mary intercede
for us that we also may be able to respond as she
did, “Yes, I am the handmaid of the Lord. May it be
done to me according to your word!”
Is there enough silence for the word to be heard?

volume 8, issue 28
Serving as a living sign of
Christ’s saving presence
in the heart of the city
215 South 8th Street
Minneapolis, MN 55402-2803
Phone: 612-332-7471
Fax: 612-332-3412
St. Olaf’s Store: 612-767-6217
www.SaintOlaf.org
OFFICE HOURS
9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Monday - Friday
Pastoral Staff
Pastor
Fr. Mark Pavlik, 612-767-6201
Associate Pastor
Fr. A. Michael Sauber
612-332-7471, ext. 275
Deacon
Rev. Mr. Thom Winninger
612-332-7471, ext. 238
Parish/Business Administrator
Peter M. Barrett, 612-767-6205
Director of Worship & Music,
Organist/Pianist
Dr. Lynn Trapp, 612-767-6213
Assistant in Worship/Music
Director, Worship & Sacred Music Series
Anne Susag, 612-767-6214
Director of Social Outreach
Joan Miltenberger, 612-767-6211
Director of Pastoral Care
Mary Brady, 612-767-6202
Director of Faith & Work Program
Carol Bishop, 612-332-7471, ext. 255
Spiritual Counselor,
Centering Prayer Group
Sr. Joan Tuberty, 612-767-6212
Advent and Christmas 2012 at St. Olaf
Advent
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Monday through Saturday: following morning Mass
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday: following 12:00 Noon Mass
Wednesday, December 19, 5:15 PM
Mass of Reconciliation in the Church followed by individual confessions at 5:45 PM
Thursday, December 20 — 12:30-2:30 PM; 4:30-6:30 PM
Friday, December 21 — 12:30-2:30 PM
Saturday, December 22 — following 8:00 AM and Noon Masses
SOLEMNITY OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
Holy Day of Obligation
HOLY DAY MASSES
Friday, December 7 Vigil Mass at 5:15 PM
Saturday, December 8: 8:00 AM, 12:00 Noon
(No confessions will be heard on December 8.)
BENEDICTION TO THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Fridays, 12:30 PM - 5:00 PM: Eucharistic Adoration, Chapel
Christmas
MASS SCHEDULE
CHRISTMAS EVE, Monday, December 24
(No 7 AM and Noon Mass. No confessions will be heard on Christmas Eve.)
5:00 PM Mass: Fr. Mark Pavlik, presider
Contemporary Choir and Music Ensemble (Prelude begins at 4:30 PM.)
7:30 PM Mass: Fr. A. Michael Sauber, presider
Cantor (Prelude begins at 7:15 PM.)
12:00 Midnight Mass: Fr. Mark Pavlik, presider
St. Olaf Parish Choir (Prelude begins at 11:30 PM.)
CHRISTMAS DAY, Tuesday, December 25
8:00 AM Mass: Fr. A. Michael Sauber, presider
Cantor
10:00 AM Mass: Fr. Mark Pavlik, presider
St. Olaf Parish Choir (Prelude begins at 9:45 AM.)
12:00 Noon Mass: Fr. A. Michael Sauber, presider
Schola of the St. Olaf Parish Choir (Prelude begins at 11:45 AM.)
4:00 PM Mass: Fr. Mark Pavlik, presider
Contemporary Music Ensemble (Prelude begins at 3:50 PM.)
(Christmas Mass is broadcast at 8:00PM on Tuesday, December 25 on Relevant Radio,
1330 on the AM dial and televised on MCN Cable Ch. 6 at Midnight on Monday, December 24
and at 10:00AM on Tuesday, December 25.)

Oh, Baby! WEEK 38
I’ve turned upside down in my Mom’s
womb and I am standing on my head! My
knees are pressed up against my chest and
there’s not much room to stretch anymore!
Watch the bulletin in the coming weeks and track my growth!
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St. Olaf Worship and Sacred Music Series presents
Songs from the Heart:
French and Scandinavian Melodies
Music for voice and string quartet, Antonia Felix, soprano
Saturday, December 8, 1:30 pm
A native of Minneapolis, Antonia Felix, has sung on concert and
recital stages throughout the United States and Europe. Her
Swedish ancestry and musical studies in Sweden have been the
inspiration for her specialization in Scandinavian art song. Featured
in this program will be works by Scandinavian composers
Edvard Grieg, Allan Pettersson, Ture Rangström and Jean Sibelius
as well as music by Claude Debussy, Federico Mompou,
Ernest Chausson and George Frideric Handel. A freewill offering
will be taken. Reception follows.
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Christmas Elves Needed for
St. Olaf Christmas Shop
Volunteers are needed to sort Christmas donations
from our Giving Tree and to assist
outreach families as they shop for their gifts.
Helpers are needed from 9:00 am - 12:00
noon and/or 9:00 am - 2:00 pm on Tuesday,
December 11, Wednesday, December 12, Monday, December
17, and Tuesday, December 18. Help make this Christmas time a
special and hopeful time for families in need. For more information
and to volunteer, contact Jean Thoresen at 612-332-7471, ext, 246
or email jthoresen@SaintOlaf.org.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION ON FRIDAYS
INTENTION FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14
That all may respect the family and recognize it for its unmatched
contribution to the advancement of society.
HELP WANTED
Paid Weekend
Security Ushers
3-12 hours per week. Greet,
seat and help people at weekend
Masses. Maintain security
of St. Olaf facilities.
For more information, please
contact Don Grant at 612-
767-6209.
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Family Entertainment
for the Holidays
Open Window Theatre invites
you to “An O. Henry Christmas,”
by Peter Ekstrom,
featuring two heart-warming
one-act musicals based on the
classic O. Henry stories, “The
Gift of the Magi” and “The
Last Leaf.” All ages will be
captivated by these enduring
tales that capture the true spirit
of giving. The play runs
through December 30th.
Open Window Theatre is
located just a few blocks from
the Basilica in Minneapolis with
two free parking lots. Visit
www.openwindowtheatre.org
for the performance schedule
or call 763-732-8091.
Discounts are available for
students, seniors, and children.

Volunteers Needed
for Exodus Christmas
Preparations
More helpers are needed to
organize and package Christmas
gifts for women and men
who live at the Exodus Residence.
If you can volunteer
for one or both of the times
listed below, please contact
Joan Miltenberger at 612-
767-6211 or email her at
jmiltenberger@SaintOlaf.org.
Sunday, December 9 from
1:00 – 3:00 pm: Volunteers
are needed to organize
and count Christmas gifts of
toiletries and winter items
such as hats, scarves, gloves
and socks. Fleming Hall.
Thursday, December 13
from 5:30 - 7:30 pm:
Volunteers are needed to
package Christmas bags for
the residents of Exodus.
During Advent, you are
invited to share your gifts to
meet basic needs of residents
at the Exodus, a Catholic
Charities housing program,
located next to St. Olaf on
2nd Avenue.
Ninety six adults who live
in transitional housing at the
Exodus Residence are on a
journey of stability, recovery
and healing. We can support
and appreciate their lives
through our Christmas giving.
Visit the Christmas tree for
items needed for our
neighbors at Exodus.
Time and Talent Opportunity
You are invited to answer the call to service as a Eucharistic
Minister or an Usher/Greeter at weekend Masses at St. Olaf. We
are in need of additional persons to be trained in these ministries
for service at all Masses, but in particular at the 4:00 pm Mass
on Saturday and both the 12:00 noon and 4:00 pm Masses
on Sunday. All will be given full training and support for these
valuable positions. In addition, we will work with your availability
and generosity of time as the service schedule is formed.
Now is the time to step out of the pew and answer this call.
Please contact Anne Susag at 612-332-7471 ext. 260 or
asusag@SaintOlaf.org for more information or to join the St. Olaf
team of ministers. Thank you to all of our liturgical ministers
who are so generous with their time and talent in the service of
St. Olaf Parish.
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Junior Great Book Club at Risen Christ School
Volunteers who enjoy reading and want to share their love of
literature with 3rd - 5th graders are needed. Book club leaders
must attend training at the school on January 10, 12:00 - 1:30
pm. Then, they will meet once a week from January 22 to
March 1, 12:35 - 1:15 pm, to facilitate a discussion of a short
story. It’s a fun and exciting way to impact Risen Christ students
and help them to become critical thinkers as they read. For more
information, contact Maggie McCarrick at mmccarrick@risenchristschool.org.
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Volunteer to be a Picture Person at Risen Christ
Each year volunteers bring their knowledge, devotion and love of
art to Risen Christ students through the Minneapolis Institute of
Art’s Art Adventure Program. Grades include kindergarten
through 5th grade. Training sessions are held at the Minneapolis
Institute of Art either Friday, January 11, from 10:30 am -
1:00 pm OR Thursday, January 24, from 5:30 - 8:00 pm. Volunteers
also attend a volunteer meeting at Risen Christ School on
February 21, from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm. In March and April,
volunteers present lessons in the classroom 1-2 hours per week,
using a prepared packet of art reproductions and props, and they
plan an art project to compliment each lesson. For more information,
or to volunteer, contact Maggie McCarrick at 612-822-
5329 ext. 106 or mmccarrick@risenchristschool.org.

New Envelope System
Beginning in January, 2013, we will be utilizing a new system
for your offering envelopes. The envelopes will be mailed to you
monthly rather than as one package each year. So often, the
yearly packages have been received and put away — and
unfortunately, forgotten. The new monthly system will provide
for a more timely receipt and return of your parish financial
support. However, if you would like to use electronic giving,
we will be happy to set that up for you. Just call our office
612-332-7471 and ask for Annette. She will send you an
electronic giving application and information. At that point you
may or may not cancel your envelopes. If you wish, you may
mark the envelope showing you give electronically and put
it in the collection basket. If you have not been receiving offering
envelopes, please feel free to call the office and we will add you
to the recipient’s list.
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Volunteers Needed for St. Olaf’s Catholic
Church Social Outreach Program
St. Olaf Outreach ministry has several special volunteer opportunities
available. Daily volunteers are needed to assist guests with
their food, clothing, and transportation needs. When not meeting
with guests, volunteers sort and organize donations, along with
other special projects. Volunteer hours are available from 9:00
am to 2:00 pm on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday. This is an
unique opportunity to live out your faith through relationships
with our brothers and sisters in need and our downtown
neighbors. Ongoing training is provided. If you are interested
in this ministry, contact Jean Thoresen, Assistant in Social
Outreach, for an application and to schedule a tour: 612-332-
7471 ext. 246 or jthoresen@SaintOlaf.org.
St. Olaf provides the option of online credit card transactions
for giving. To make an online contribution, simply go to the St.
Olaf website at www.SaintOlaf.org and click on “Donations”, then
“Donation Forms.” You use this to make your regular pledge
payment. Or, you may choose to use Electronic Funds transfer
which enables you to authorize your bank to withdraw a
specified amount of funds from your bank account to be electronically
transferred to St. Olaf. This way you know your pledge
is being fulfilled on a regular basis with no need to write checks
or use envelopes. To sign up for electronic funds transfer, please
call Annette at the office at 612-332-7471 for assistance.
St. Olaf
Book
Club
The St. Olaf
Book Club is looking for new
members to join their lively,
monthly discussions led by
Fr. Mark Pavlik. Members
choose books that cover a
wide variety of topics, from
literary novels to Church
history and theology.
If you are interested in joining
one or more of these conversations,
contact Fr. Mark at
mpavlik@SaintOlaf.org or
612-767-6201.
A description of each book
plus more titles can also be
found at: www.SaintOlaf.org/
parish-organizations/book-club.
Upcoming discussions
include:
Edith Stein and
Companions
by Fr. Paul Hamans
Sunday, December 30
at 1:00 pm
39 New Saints You
Should Know
by Brian O’Neel
Sunday in January, 2013
(date to be determined)
Interior Freedom
by Jacque Philippe
Sunday in February, 2013
(date to be determined)

HELP WANTED
St. Olaf’s Store
Permanent half-time
Store Associate
~
Retail experience needed
~
Comfort with POS system/
computer software
~
Flexible / regular hours
~
For more information,
please contact Peter Barrett
612-767-6205
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Downtown
Coalition for
Grief Support
Excellent speakers, trained
facilitators and a group of
others who have experienced
loss make these sessions a
place of healing. It’s possible
to walk the path of grief
alone, however the
companionship of others
who are also wounded by
loss is tremendously consoling
and powerfully healing.
A small weekly donation
is gratefully accepted.
Meetings every Saturday
from 9:30 - 11:30 am
From September through
December, meetings will
be held at:
First Christian Church
610 West 28th Street
For more information, call
612-317-3454 or email
info@mplsgriefsupport.com
or visit mplsgriefsupport.com
Simply Stewardship . . .
Good stewards believe that God, who has begun this
good work in them, will carry it through to completion.
In words and deeds, they can sing with the Psalmist,
“The Lord has done great things for us; we are filled
with joy!”
PRAYER CORNER
Each week St. Olaf receives prayer requests
from parishioners as well as others across the
country and throughout the world. Please join
St. Olaf’s prayer warriors this week in praying
for the following intention:
For C. and T. who have severe gastrointestinal issues, and for
E. who is autistic and non-verbal in addition to suffering from
severe gastrointestinal issues, that the Lord will restore each of
them to perfect health.
If you have an intention for which you would like St. Olaf’s
prayer warriors to pray or would like to become a prayer warrior,
just go to: SaintOlaf.org/church-sacraments/prayer-requests.
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PASTORAL CARE VISITS
Because of the Right to Privacy Laws, St. Olaf is not notified of
parishioners who are hospitalized, homebound, or have entered
a health care facility. We must hear from you, a family member,
or a friend if you would like to be visited by someone on the
Pastoral Care Team. Please call the St. Olaf parish office at
612-332-7471 and our receptionist will take the necessary
information and pass it along to the Pastor and the Pastoral
Care Team.
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Daily Email Reflections from Deacon Thom
Are you looking for a spiritual boost? Deacon Thom Winninger writes
a daily e-mail reflection entitled “Jesus Speaking” that aims to do just
that. Discover the meaning to your life. Encounter Jesus on a daily basis.
Learn how to live faith in everything you do. Jesus is speaking to
you through these daily morning and evening scripture reflections. To
sign up to receive the daily reflections, just email Deacon Thom Winninger:
twinninger@SaintOlaf.org.

27th Annual Minnesota Homeless
Memorial March and Service
A remembrance for those who have died in shelters and on the
streets in 2012 on Thursday, December 20. All are welcome!
5:00 pm: March & Silent Vigil (Hennepin County Government
Center, 3rd Avenue South & 5th Street South, Minneapolis) The
march will proceed along Nicollet Mall, south to 28th Street. St. Olaf
parishioners should meet at 4:45 pm near the parking lot. We will take
a city bus back to St. Olaf.
6:30 pm: Service of Remembrance (Simpson United Methodist
Church, 2740 1st Avenue South)
7:30 pm: Community Meal (Simpson Shelter, lower level of Simpson
United Methodist Church)
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Christmas Floral
Dedications
The worship department/liturgical environment
ministry at St. Olaf invites you to dedicate a
loved one in prayer by offering beautiful
Christmas plants for our worship spaces
during the Christmas season. Members dedicated may be living or
deceased. Donation is $20 for each individual floral dedication naming
one person, a couple, or family group. All names dedicated in prayer
will be printed in the Christmas church bulletin, but will not appear
on the plants. Fill out the following form and submit with check made
payable to St. Olaf Church, with memo: Christmas floral dedication.
Drop in the collection basket or at the parish office by December 10.
Thank you for your participation in this special opportunity for community
prayer at Christmas.
From
with dedication to
From
with dedication to
From
in memory of
From
in memory of
Donation: $20 for each individual plant naming those noted. Total enclosed: $__________
Submit to parish office or in collection basket by December 10.
Christmas Giving
Trees for Exodus
Christmas Party
and St. Olaf
Christmas Shop
Please share the gift of Christmas
with our neighbors in need by
participating in our Christmas
Giving Tree program. It’s a little
different this year. We now have
Giving Trees located in the foyer
by the parking lot entrance and
by the skyway entrance. Please
select one or more ornaments
off the Giving Tree and then
buy the specific item requested,
or a gift for the age group listed.
You will also see ornaments
labeled: Family Package. Each
family registered for the St. Olaf
Social Outreach Christmas Shop
will receive a gift box filled with
items. A handout with gift ideas
is located by the tree but please
feel free to be creative.
Donations of money are also
appreciated to supplement areas
where we need additional items.
Checks can be made out to St.
Olaf Parish and in the memo
line list “SOSOP Christmas
Shop” or “Exodus Christmas
Gifts”. All gifts and checks
must be delivered no later than
December 9.
Last year we served 97 Exodus
Residents, 55 families and 210
children during our Christmas
giving program. Thank you for
your continued generosity and
please keep the individuals and
families you are assisting in
your prayers. Questions can be
directed to Jean Thoresen at
612-332-7471 ext. 246 or
jthoresen@SaintOlaf.org.

Preparing for Next
Sunday’s Liturgy
DECEMBER 16
3rd Sunday of Advent
FIRST READING:
Zephaniah 3:14–18a
RESPONSORIAL PSALM:
Isaiah 12:2–3, 4, 5–6
SECOND READING:
Philippians 4:4–7
GOSPEL:
Luke 3:10–18
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
Today’s readings are heavily
laden with calls to be joyful.
We’re beckoned by the prophet
Zephaniah to “shout for joy.”
Paul tells the Philippians to
“Rejoice in the Lord always!”
Luke cites the message of John
the Baptist as one of “good
news.” This Sunday, often
called Gaudete (“Rejoice”)
Sunday, is our annual reminder
that joy and laughter befit the
Christian much more than sadness
and gloom. Whenever we
show evidence of a sunrise
rather than a sunset, we’re providing
the world with evidence
of the presence of God.
1. If someone asked you what
there is to be joyful about in this
world, what would you say?
2. Many of our thoughts and
beliefs are matters of folly. We
foolishly think, for example, that
we are perfect. Provide examples
of thoughts and beliefs that are a
matter of similar folly.
3. Share some of the ways in
which our faith gives us cause
for joy!
MASS SCHEDULE
Music is part of all weekend Masses
Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm
Sunday: 8:00 am, 10:00 am, 12:00 noon, 4:00 pm
Monday - Friday: 7:00 am, 12:00 noon, 5:15 pm
Saturday: 8:00 am, 12:00 noon
Sacrament of Penance / Confessions
Monday through Saturday: Following morning Mass
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday: Following 12:00 noon Mass
Benediction / Adoration
of the Blessed Sacrament
Fridays at 12:30 pm, chapel
(following 12:00 noon Mass in the church)
Adoration and Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament until 5 pm
5:15 pm Mass, chapel
Broadcasts
Sunday 10:00 am Mass is broadcast Sundays at 8:00 pm
on Relevant Radio, WLOL, 1330 AM.
Sunday Mass is broadcast Sundays at 8:00 pm and
Mondays at 10:00 am on MCN Cable TV Channel 6.
Come see the wide assortment of cards, gifts,
Advent calendars, music CDs, and other
Christmas goodies — all reasonably priced —
at St. Olaf’s store. And here’s a wonderful
incentive for you to stop in.
$ OFF
Open Sunday - Thursday
612-767-6217
$5 OFF ANYTHING IN THE STORE
after $10 minimum purchase. One certificate per
customer. Not valid with any other offer or on
special orders. Certificate good 11/4 - 12/23/12.
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Second Sunday of Advent — December 9, 2012
Order of the Mass
Gathering in Prayerful Silence
BLESSING of ADVENT WREATH
Your Light Will Come, Jerusalem by J. M. Thompson
Sun. 4pm: Christ, Circle Round Us by D. Schutte
KYRIE
by L. Trapp (tune: Conditor alme siderum)
Sun. 4pm: from Mass of Remembrance by M. Haugen #196
Liturgy of the Word
We open our minds and hearts to the Word of God.
SCRIPTURE READING
Baruch 5:1-9
Rejoice, Jerusalem and be glad! The glory of God will shine upon you.
RESPONSORIAL PSALM
Psalm 126 by M. Guimont
Sun. 4pm: by J. Cortez
SCRIPTURE READING
Philippians 1:4-6, 8-11
Paul prayed for the Philippians that the good work begun in them
may be “filled with the fruit of righteousness that comes through
Jesus Christ.”
GOSPEL ACCLAMATION
by L. Trapp/L. Culbert; Sun. 4pm: by M. Joncas
GOSPEL
Luke 3:1-6
John the Baptizer proclaimed a baptism of repentance.
HOMILY
PROFESSION OF FAITH
PRAYERS OF THE FAITHFUL
sung response by T. Alonso
Hymnal #153
Our celebration of the Mass lasts about one hour. Why depart early?
“So you could not keep watch with me for one hour?”
Jesus, in the Garden of Gethsemane, before he gave his life for our salvation
Liturgy of the Eucharist
Our communion with the Lord and one another.
PREPARATION OF THE GIFTS
Within Our Hearts Be Born by M. Joncas #329
Sun. 10am Choir: How Long, the Prophets Cried by J. Clemens
Sun. 4pm Ensemble:
My Lord, He Is a Comin’ Soon by L. Winnen/J. Cothran
EUCHARISTIC PRAYER ACCLAMATIONS
Veni Emmanuel arr. L. Trapp
The community prayer of praise, petition and thanksgiving is offered.
Christ, the Saving Victim is present in the consecrated Body and Blood.
THE LORD’S PRAYER
LAMB OF GOD
from Mass of Divine Word by H. Hughes
Sun. 4pm: from Psallite Mass by M. Joncas #213
COMMUNION SONG
My Soul in Stillness Waits by M. Haugen #328
Jesus, Hope of the World by D. Light/P. Tate
MEDITATION
Sun. 10am Choir: Comfort Ye by R. E. Smith
Sun. 4pm: God of All People by D. Haas #331
SENDING FORTH
Prepare the Way of the Lord by J. Berthier #336
Sun. 4pm: Prepare! Prepare! by S. Pishner
With respect for the prayerful tone
of the season of Advent,
there is no postlude music today.
Copyright Acknowledgements
GIA Publications/Onelicense.net, Chicago, IL. All rights reserved. Used with permission of license.
Your Light Will Come, Jerusalem by J. M. Thompson ©2002; Advent Alleluia by M. Joncas ©1988;
Prepare! Prepare! by S. Pishner ©2007; Come Quickly, Lord by T. Alonso ©2004;
Lamb of God from Mass of Divine Word by H. Hughes ©1981;
Licensing, Portland, OR. All rights reserved. Used with permission of license.
Christ, Circle Around Us by D. Schutte ©1995; Psalm 126 by J. Cortez ©1995.
World Library Publications, Franklin Park, IL. All rights reserved. Used with permission of license.
Jesus, Hope of the World by P. Tate/D. Light ©2001.