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THE TWENTIETH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST
6 October, 2002 |
| 8:00 a.m. | The Holy Eucharist | BCP page 355 |
| 10:00 a.m. | Solemn Eucharist |
| Voluntary |
“To God on high alone be praise”
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J. S. Bach
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| Processional Hymn |
Lauda anima
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Hymnal 410
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Celebrant
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Blessed be God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit,
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People
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And blessed be his kingdom, now and for ever. Amen
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| Gloria in Excelsis |
Hymnal S-277
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| The Collect of the Day |
Lectionary Insert
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| The First Reading |
Isaiah 5:1-7
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| Gradual Psalm 80:7-14 |
Congregation and choir
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7. Restore us, O / God of / hosts;*
show the light of your / countenance, and / we shall be / saved.
8. You have brought a / vine out of / Egypt;*
you cast / out the / nations and / planted it.
9. You prepared the / ground for / it;*
it took / root and / filled the / land.
10. The mountains were / covered by its / shadow*
and the towering / cedar trees / by its / boughs.
11. You stretched out its / tendrils to the / Sea*
and its / branches / to the / River.
12. Why have you broken / down its / wall,*
so that all who pass / by pluck / off its / grapes?
13. The wild boar of the / forest has / ravaged it,*
and the beasts of the / field have / grazed up / on it.
14. Turn now, O God of hosts, look down from heaven;
behold and / tend this / vine;*
preserve what / your right / hand has / planted.
| The Second Reading | Philippians 3:14-21 |
| Canticle | The Song of the Redeemed | Hymnal S-267 |
| The Holy Gospel | Matthew 21:33-43 | |
| The Sermon | The Dean | |
| Silent Reflection | ||
| The Nicene Creed | BCP page 358 | |
| The Prayers of the People |
Form I
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Hymnal S-106 |
| The Confession of Sin | BCP page 360 | |
| The Peace |
| Offertory Hymn |
Love unknown
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Hymnal 458 |
| The Great Thanksgiving | Eucharistic Prayer "A" | BCP page 361 |
| Sanctus and Benedictus | Hymnal S-128 | |
| The Lord's Prayer | Hymnal S-119 | |
| Fraction Anthem | Harmony: JAK | Hymnal S-154 |
| Agnus Dei | Hymnal S-165 | |
| Communion Anthem | “Ave verum”
Hail true Body, born of the Virgin Mary; who truly hung upon the cross for mankind; from whose pierced side flowed blood and water: be our food at the time of our death. O sweet, O holy, O Jesus Son of Mary, have mercy upon me. Amen. |
E. Elgar |
| The Prayer of Thanksgiving | BCP page 365 | |
| The Blessing and Dismissal |
| Recessional Hymn | Mit Freuden zart | Hymnal 590 |
| Memorial Voluntary | “We all believe in One True God” | J. S. Bach |