Solemn High Mass for the Fourth Sunday in Lent ~ Laetare Sunday

Visitation by The Reverend Stacey Kohl
~ Secretary of the Diocese and Convention

Music:

• Mass Setting:  Mass for Three Voices ~ William Byrd (d. 1623)
• Voluntary:  Rondeau, from Third Suite ~ Jacques-Martin Hotteterre (d. 1763) ~ Leonor Snow, baroque flute
• Introit (choir) ~ Laetare Jerusalem ~ Tone V; Antiphon by Healey Willan
• The Gradual:  Psalm 23 ~ Dominus regit me ~ Tone VI
• Tract (choir) ~ Qui confidunt ~ Tone VIII; verse by Healey Willan
• The Nicene Creed from Missa de Angelis
• The Prayers of the People [Form IV] ~ Hymnal S-108
• Offertory (choir) ~ Laudate Dominum ~ Mode II
• Motet (choir) ~ Ave, verum Corpus ~ William Byrd, 1605
• The Lord’s Prayer ~ Hymnal S 119 
• Communion (choir) ~ Ludum fecit ex sputo Domino ~ Mode VI
• Hymn 339 ~ “Deck thyself, my soul, with gladness” ~ Schmücke dich
• Ave Regina caelorum (choir) ~ Mode VI
• Hymn 624 ~ “Jerusalem the golden” ~ Ewing
• Voluntary:  Fantaisie, from Hommage à Frescobaldi ~ Jean Langlais (d. 1991)

Preacher: The Rev. Stacey Kohl, Secretary of the Diocese and Convention

Our 10:30 service is a Sung Mass or Solemn High Mass with music: organ, choir, and congregational singing. We use Rite I from the 1979 Book of Common Prayer, with additions from the historical tradition—all of it is outlined in the bulletin.

For more information about Sung Mass, click here: Services

This service will be livestreamed on our YouTube channel.