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Entrance: Merciful God – Entrance (Alonso) Psalm 129 (Mason) With the Lord there is mercy and fullness of redemption. Gifts: Oh God, Why Are You Silent (Haugen) Communion: Tree of Life (Thompson) AOV NG138 Recessional: Mercy from the Heart of … Continue reading →

Entrance:  Glory in the Cross (Schutte) Psalm 129 (Mason) With the Lord there is mercy and fullness of redemption. Gifts: Oh God, Why Are You Silent (Haugen) Communion: Merciful God – Communion (Alonso) Recessional:  Holy Darkness (Schutte) AOV 2/24

Entrance: Merciful God – Entrance (Alonso) Psalm 129 (Mason) With the Lord there is mercy and fullness of redemption. Gifts: Oh God, Why Are You Silent (Haugen) Communion: Mercy from the Heart of God (O’Brien/Ogilive) AOVD Recessional: A New Heart for … Continue reading →

Entrance:  Glory in the Cross (Schutte) Psalm 129 (Mason) With the Lord there is mercy and fullness of redemption. Gifts: Oh God, Why Are You Silent (Haugen) Communion: Merciful God – Communion (Alonso) Recessional:  Shout to the Lord (Zschech) AOV NG … Continue reading →

These early Easters certainly let Lent sneak up on you. Ash Wednesday is his week. One thing I’ve noticed in this small town I live in, is that many events assume that you either retired and can attend at any … Continue reading →

This is Paul Mason’s setting for Psalm 72 for the Second Sunday in Advent Year A, as found in his book Psalms For All Time Vol 2. The psalm is also used in hope in a mass in time of … Continue reading →

I’m getting through Paul Mason’s Psalms For All Time Volume 2. This one is his setting of the psalm for the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time. The refrain is meant to be joyful: Turn, turn, turn to the Lord in … Continue reading →

This is the psalm for the Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time as set by Paul Mason in Psalms For All Time Vol 2. The refrain is actually from Luke 8:8, “The seed that falls on good ground will yield a … Continue reading →

I’m looking through Paul Mason’s Psalms For All Time Vol 2, which can be used with cantor and assembly if you are up for that, or just as hymns in themselves. This one is for the Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary … Continue reading →

This is Paul Mason’s setting of the psalm for the Fifth Sunday of Lent Year B from his Psalms For All Time Vol 2. I’ve already blogged the psalm with the same refrain and some of the same verses that … Continue reading →