Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C
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: Laetetur cor and ST. ANNE
- Hymn: “O God, Our Help in Ages Past” (ST. ANNE), vv. 1–3
- Introit: Laetetur cor, Mode II Gregorian chant (antiphon only)
- 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: Bonum est confiteri Domino, Mode VIII Gregorian chant
- Psalm 91(92): “Lord, it is good to give thanks to you” (Guimont)
- 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: Illumina faciem servum tuum, Mode I Gregorian chant
- Psalm 30(31): “Father, I put my life in your hands” (Guimont or Haugen)
- Postcommunion: chanted, English
- Final greeting: chanted, English
- Dismissal: chanted, English
- Hymn: “To Jesus Christ Our Sovereign King” (ICH GLAUB AN GOTT), vv. 1–3
- Postlude: Improvisation on GROSSER GOTT







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