|  | The Liturgy Planner Online     |   home  The Liturgy Planner Online   |   Information about The Liturgy Planner Magazine   |   Order Form   |   Codes used in planning guide   |   Contact Us   |   July 22, 2001, 16th Sunday OT      |   July 29, 2001, 17th Sunday OT     |   August 5, 2001, 18th Sunday OT   |   August 12, 2001, 19th Sunday OT   |   Assumption   |   August 19, 2001, 20th Sunday OT     |   August 26, 2001, 21st Sunday OT   |   September 2, 2001, 22nd Sunday OT   |   September 9, 2001, 23rd Sunday OT   |   September 16, 2001, 24th Sunday OT   |   September 23, 2001, 25th Sunday OT   |   September 30, 2001, 26th Sunday OT   |   October 7, 2001, 27th Sunday OT   |   October 14, 2001, 28th Sunday OT   |   October 21, 2001, 29th Sunday OT   |   October 28 , 2001, 30th Sunday OT   |   All Saints   |   November 4, 2001, 31st Sunday OT   |   November 11, 2001, 32nd Sunday OT   |   November 18, 2001, 33rd Sunday OT   |   November 25, 2001, 34th Sunday OT    October 14, 2001, 28th Sunday OT  Rehearsal Time_______________Presider____________________________________  Additional Notes:_________________________________________________________ INTRODUCTORY RITES Gathering Song _________________________________________________________ Introductory Rite_________________________________________________________ Kyrie _________________________________________________________________ Glory to God ____________________________________________________________ LITURGY OF THE WORD First Reading ___________________________________________________________ Responsorial Psalm______________________________________________________ Second Reading _________________________________________________________ Gospel Acclamation ______________________________________________________ Gospel ________________________________________________________________ General Intercessions _____________________________________________________ LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST Preparation of the Gifts ___________________________________________________ Holy __________________________________________________________________ Memorial Acclamation ____________________________________________________ Great Amen ____________________________________________________________ Lamb of God ___________________________________________________________ Communion Song ________________________________________________________ Song of Praise __________________________________________________________ CONCLUDING RITE Dismissal ______________________________________________________________ Closing Song ___________________________________________________________ FIRST READING: 2 Kings 5: 14-17 "Nahaam professes that the Lord is God." Upon Elisha's instruction, Nahaam immerses himself seven times in the Jordan, healing him of his leprosy. RESPONSORIAL PSALM: Ps. 98 "The Lord has shown his salvation to the nations." SECOND READING: 2 Tim. 2: 8-13 "If we hold firm, we shall reign with Christ." GOSPEL ACCLAMATION: 1 Thess. 5: 18 "For all things give thanks to God, because this is what he expects of you in Christ Jesus." GOSPEL: Lk. 17:11-19 "It seems that no one has returned to give thanks to God except this stranger." As Jesus is travelling he encounters ten lepers, who cry out for pity. Jesus tells them to present themselves to the priests. On their way the lepers are healed. Only one returns to thank Jesus. FOCUS: "It seems that no one has returned to give thanks to God except this stranger." REFLECTION: "Anyone who has the light to understand what I mean and the grace to follow it will experience indeed, the delight of the Lord's playfulness. For like a father frolicking with his son, he will hug and kiss one who comes to him with a child's heart." Anonymous, The Cloud of Unknowing The gift which we have received from Jesus Christ in holy baptism is not destroyed, but is only buried as a treasure in the ground. And both common sense and gratitude demand that we should take good care to unearth this treasure and bring it to light. This can be done in two ways. The gift of baptism is revealed first of all by a painstaking fulfillment of the commandments; the more we carry these out, the more clearly the gift shines upon us in its true splendour and brilliance. Secondly, it comes to light and is revealed through the continual invocation of the Lord Jesus, or by unceasing remembrance of God, which is one and the same thing. The first method is powerful but the second is more so; so much so that even fidelity to the commandments receives its full strength from prayer. For this reason, if we truly desire to bring to flower the seed of grace that is hidden within us, we should hasten to acquire the habit of this exercise of the heart, and always practise this prayer within it, without any image or form, until it warms our mind and inflames our soul with an inexpressible love towards God and men ." St. Gregory of Sinai APPLYING THE READINGS TO THE LITURGY: Introduce the liturgy: The Samaritan leper returned to give thanks to Jesus. Salvation is for the dispossessed as well as the chosen. Prayers for the displaced, the homeless, the immigrants, the strangers in our midst, would be appropriate. Penitential rite Third form with eighth set of sample invocations Opening Prayer: Alternate General Intercessions- Introduction: My brothers and sisters, God is the source of eternal nourishment. Let us pray to God, whose gifts are without limits: · For the Church of God: that we may joyfully proclaim and live our faith in Christ the eternal gift from God; · For peace and well-being of the whole world, that God's gift to us in this life will lead us to salvation in the life to come; · For those who suffer from hunger, sickness, or loneliness: that the gift of Christ's presence bring them health and peace; · For our community and our families, who welcome Christ into their lives: that they learn to receive him in the poor and suffering people of this world. Preface: First or eighth preface in Ordinary time Prayers over the people: Eighth or Solemn Blessing in Ordinary time: Fifth Faith Formation The Christian faith, along with other faiths, is a conscious decision to live the way God tells us to live, in peace and harmony with all His Children. It is a continuing movement away from being self-centered to being centered on God. · In what ways did Nahaam in the first reading and the Samaritan of today's gospel give thanks to God? · What does it feel like to think about giving up your will to God? · What are some of your fears about this process of self-abandonment? We find that giving up the self is opening up to the Divine, we learn to live the Divine Way, taught to us by God. Children's Liturgy of the Word God wants us to be thankful. God wants us to be like the one leper who came back to thank to Jesus. Do you thank people for the things they do for you? Do you thank your parents and teachers for teaching you the things you need to know? Do you thank your friends for encouraging you? Do you thank God for giving you the chance to learn to live in peace with strangers? GATHERING SONG: All Creatures of Our God ACH, BB/MI, CBW III, CVH, GC, JS, PMB, RS, WCH, WOV, WP All the Ends of the Earth (Dufford) BB/MI, CBW III, GC, GP, GPCOMP, GTR, JS All You Nations (Deiss) 199 PMB, WCH Bless the Feast (Hewitt) BB/MI Come and Praise the Lord BB/MI Come to the House (Cooney) BB/MI, GP2 Gather Us In (Haugen) BB/MI, CBW III, CVH, GC, GPCOMP, GTR, RS, WCH, WP Hosanna, Son of God (Marchionda) WCH I Heard the Voice of Jesus BB/MI, CVH, JS, RS, WP I Will Sing, I Will Sing (Dyer) 174 CC, 213 GTR Let Heaven Rejoice (Dufford) BB/MI, 666 CBW II, 33 GP, 133 GPCOMP, 29 YPGP Lift Up Your Hearts (O'Connor) BB/MI, GC, GP, GPCOMP, GTR, JS, RS Meadows and Mountains (Schutte) JS, GP2 O Holy City, Seen By John CVH, GTR, WP, G-4482 Sing a New Song to the Lord (Dudley- Smith) 662 CBW II, 218 GTR, 18, TWC, WCH, 550 WP Sing to the Lord (Dameans) BB/MI, 141 GP, 224 GPCOMP Sing to the Lord a Joyful Song 134 PMB, 532 WP The King of Glory (Jabusch) ACH, BB/MI, CBW II, CVH, GC, GPCOMP, JS, PMB, RS, WCH, WP, WW We Walk By Faith (Haugen) ACH, BB/MI, CBW III, CVH, GC, GPCOMP, GTR, RS, WCH, WP, WW RESPONSORIAL PSALM: 134 SMM vol. 5 or 34 PFC, vol. 5 (Marchionda) 31 PFAS (Hughes) 10 PSALMS (Kreutz) Psalm 98 (Pelz) 11-10052 Sing to God a New Song 724 JS PREPARATION OF THE GIFTS: Abba, Father! (Keating) 215 PMB Because the Lord Is My Shepherd (Walker) BB/MI, GTR, JS Canticle of the Turning (Cooney) GC, RS, G-3407 Come, Sing Out Our Joy 9426 OCP Earth and All Stars 358 TWC, 517 WP God of the Ages (Johengen) G-4361 Holy Is God (Isele) 633 CBW II Holy Is God (Joncas) GC, GTR I Heard the Voice of Jesus (arr. Marty Haugen) G-3043 I Rejoiced (Foley) BB/MI, GP, GPCOMP I Rejoiced (Gelineau) CBW III I Rejoiced (Walker) BB/MI Now We Remain (Haas) BB/MI, GC, GTR, RS, WCH, WW O Lord, You Know Our Weakness 47 PMB O Taste and See (Ps. 34) 193 PMB Only This I Want (Schutte) CBW III, GC, GP, GPCOMP Praise God in His Holy Dwelling (Vermulst) 63 GTR, 218 PMB, WCH Praise Ye the Lord (Gounod) 332-01593 Psalm 98 Make a Joyful Noise (Beard) 312-41490 Sing a New Song to the Lord (Gelineau) 424 CBW II Soul of My Savior BB/MI, CVH, JS Surely It Is God Who Saves Me 584 WP The Church's One Foundation ACH, BB/MI, CBW II, CVH, GC, GPCOMP, JS, PMB, WCH, WP The Kingdom of God (Lovelace) G-3250 We Have No Other Boast (Willcock) OCP We Walk By Faith (Haugen) ACH, BB/MI, CBW III, CVH, GC, GPCOMP, GTR, RS, WCH, WP, WW Yahweh (Norbet) BB/MI, CBW II, GP, JS, PMB, WCH COMMUNION: A New Song (Miller) 2066 WS Adoramus Te Domine (Berthier) 164 GTR, TAIZE II, 548 WP, 815 WP All Are Wel come (Haugen) G-4166 All My Days (Schutte) BB/MI, 2 GP, 7 GPCOMP Amazing Grace ACH, BB/MI, CBW III, CVH, GC, GP, GPCOMP, GTR, JS, RS, WCH, WOV, WP, WS, (Proulx: G-2326) Be Not Afraid (Dufford) ACH, BB/MI, CBW II, CBW III, GC, GP, GPCOMP, GTR, JS, RS, WC, WW How Great Thou Art (Hine) ACH, BB/MI, CBW III, CVH, GC, GPCOMP, JS, PMB, RS, WCH I Am the Bread of Life (Toolan) ACH, BB/MI, CBW II, GC, GPCOMP, GTR, JS, WCH, WP I Will Give Thanks to You, O Lord (Englert) 129 PMB, WCH Jubilate Deo (Berthier) BB, 223 GTR, 555 WP Keep in Mind (Deiss) BB/MI, 69 PMB, WCH Let My Prayer Rise Before You BB/MI, 143 JS New Songs of Celebrations Render 659 CBW II, 32 TWC, 533 WP O Bread of Life (Christiansen) 11-0113 On Eagle's Wings (Joncas) ACH, BB/MI, GC, GP, GPCOMP, GTR, JS, RS, WC, WW See Us, Lord, about Your Altar ACH, BB/MI, CBW II, CVH, JS, PMB, WCH Thanks Be to God (Mendelssohn) 392-00653 This Day God Gives Me BB/MI, 426 CVH, WCH, 673 WP Unless a Grain of Wheat (Farrell) BB/MI, GC , JS, RS We Remember (Haugen) ACH, BB/MI, GC, GPCOMP, GTR, RS, WCH SONG OF PRAISE: Father, We Thank Thee 676 CBW II, 374 CVH, 121 PMB, 558 WP How Bright These Glorious Spirits (Slater) G-2852 I Rejoiced (Lisicky) 8523 WS I Will Praise Thee, O Lord (Lalande) 362- 01238 May We Praise You (Foley) BB/MI, GC,GPCOMP, GP, GTR, JS Song of Thanksgiving (Joncas) BB/MI, 229 GPCOMP CLOSING SONG: A Blessing (Marchionda) 727 PMB, SM, WCH A Hymn of Praise (Reagen) 228 PMB, WCH, WW All the Ends of the Earth (Haas/Haugen) BB/MI, GTR All the Ends of the Earth (Murray) 203 PMB Alleluia, Give Thanks to the Risen Lord (Fishel) ACH, BB/MI, CBW III, CVH, GC, PMB, WCH, WP Alleluia! Sing to Jesus BB/MI, CBW III, CVH, GC, GPCOMP, JS, PMB, RS, WCH, WOV Blest Be the Lord (Schutte) ACH, BB/MI, GC, GP, GPCOMP, GTR, JS Christ Is Made the Sure Foundation BB/MI, CBW III, CVH, GC, JS, RS, WCH, WOV, WP Faith of Our Fathers BB/MI, 603 CBW II, 634, 149 PMB, WCH, 571 WP For All the Saints Who've Shown Your Love ((Bell)G-4540 Jesus, I Live to Thee (Schalk) 11-2106 Lord of All Nations, Grant Me Grace 612 CVH, WCH, 602 WP Now Thank We All Our God ACH, BB, CBW III, CVH, GC, JS, RS Praise God in His Holy Dwelling (Vermulst) BB/MI, 63 GTR, 218 PMB, 294 WCH Sing a New Song (Schutte) BB/MI, CBW III, GC, GP, GPCOMP, GTR, JS, RS Sing of the Lord's Goodness (Sands) BB/MI, GC, GTR The King of Kings 628 ACH, BB/MI, 454 JS The Son of God Proclaim 4 BB/MI, 655 PMB |  |