The Recovering Choir Director

Music for Mass (Ordinary Form of the Roman Rite)

St. Mary’s of Pine Bluff, Cross Plains, WI • St. Ignatius, Mount Horeb, WI

• Prelude: Improvisation on Introit: Ecce advenit and GREENSLEEVES
• Hymn: “What Child Is This” (GREENSLEEVES), vv. 1, 3
• Introit: Ecce advenit, Mode II Gregorian chant (with verse and Gloria Patri at 8:30 AM Sunday; antiphon only all other times)
• Sign of the Cross: chanted, English
• Greeting: Form A, English
• Penitential Rite: Form A — spoken Confiteor and Misereatur (English); Kyrie XVI (Greek, sixfold)
• Gloria: Congregational Mass (Lee)
• Opening Prayer/Collect: chanted, English
• First Reading: spoken
• Responsorial Psalm: plainsong setting, English
• Second Reading: spoken
• Alleluia: Paschal Office Alleluia with psalm-tone verse, Mode VI chant
• Dialog before the Gospel: spoken
• Gospel Reading: spoken
• General Intercessions: spoken
• Offertory: Reges Tharsis, Mode V Gregorian chant
• Psalm 28(29): “The Lord will bless his people with peace” (Batastini/Grail or Guimont/Grail)
• Preface dialog: chanted, English
• Preface: spoken English
• Sanctus: Mass XVIII
• Eucharistic Prayer: English
• Memorial Acclamation A: chanted, English
• Per ipsum/Amen: chanted, English
• Lord’s Prayer invitation: spoken, English
• Lord’s Prayer: chanted, English
• Embolism: spoken, English
• Pax Domini: spoken, English
• Agnus Dei: Mass XVIII
• Communion Antiphon: Vidimus stellam, Mode IV Gregorian chant
• Hymn: “We Three Kings of Orient Are,” vv. 1–5
• Postcommunion: chanted, English
• Final greeting: chanted, English
• Saturday:
  • Dismissal: chanted, English
  • Hymn: “What Star Is This” (PUER NOBIS) vv. 1–4
  • Postlude: Improvisation on PUER NOBIS
• Sunday:^[1]
  • Hymn at the Exposition: “O Salutaris Hostia” (DUGUET), vv. 1–2
  • Hymn at Adoration: “Tantum Ergo” (ST. THOMAS), vv. 1–2
  • “You have given them bread” dialog: chanted, English
  • Divine Praises: recited, English
  • Hymn after Reposition: “Holy God, We Praise Thy Name” (GROSSER GOTT), vv. 1–3