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Communion Antiphons for SATB Choir

V o l u m e 2 : S u n d a y s i n O r d i n a r y T i m e

Christopher Walker

30118901

These short antiphons may be sung while the extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion receive Communion, before distributing it to the assembly. The music has been composed in such a way as to give primacy to the text, to evoke a profound reverence for the Eucharist, and to amplify the meaning of the scriptural text within the context of the Communion Rite. After the antiphon is sung, the assembly and choir join voices during the Communion procession. Where appropriate, and if there is time, an antiphon may be repeated.

All the texts for the Communion antiphons are taken from The Roman Missal, Third Edition. Settings for the alternative Communion antiphons are also provided. This volume contains Communion antiphons for the Sundays in Ordinary Time including the solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, which occurs on the last Sunday in Ordinary Time. A compact disc of all the antiphons for Ordinary Time is available (edition 30122631).

Volume 1 (Edition 30118569) contains the Communion antiphons for Seasons, Solemnities and Feasts. A compact disc of all the antiphons is available (edition 30122629).

Choral styles vary from plainchant, modal, orthodox, to traditional and modern harmonies. Many settings include musical devices such as canon, inversion, organum or imitation, which the director may wish to indicate to the choir at rehearsal. The choral parts may be played on the keyboard to support the choir, if needed.

These antiphon settings may also be sung at other times – for reconciliation services, prayer services, meditations after a homily or sermon, vigils for the deceased, or preludes before Mass. Please refer to the Topical Index #36 in which the antiphons are listed according to themes. Many of the antiphons can also be played as instrumental preludes or interludes at appropriate moments during a Mass or worship service.

I am very grateful to Barbara Bridge for her meticulous editing assistance which helped the publication of both volumes of Communion antiphons. Thanks also to Le Vu and Chris Green for their excellent work on the covers and to Angela Westhoff-Johnson for her encouragement and helpful suggestions.

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Communion Antiphons for SATB Choir Volume 2: Sundays in Ordinary Time Christopher Walker © 2013, OCP 5536 NE Hassalo Portland, OR 97213 (503) 281–1191 [email protected] ocp.org Excepts from the English translation of The Roman Missal © 2010, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation (ICEL), 1100 Connecticut Ave NW, Suite 710, Washington, DC 20036-4101. All rights reserved. Used with permission. Published with the approval of the Committee on Divine Worship, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, 3211 Fourth Street NE, Washington, DC 20017-1194; USCCB.org None of the pages in this book may be reproduced in any way without written permission from the publisher.

CREDITS

John J. Limb, Publisher

Joanne Osborn, Manager, Publishing Plan

Eric Schumock, Director, Music Development and Outreach Rick Modlin, Manager, Music Development Barbara Bridge, Associate Director, Liturgical Music Resources

John Vogler, Director, Product Development Angela Westhoff-Johnson, Manager, Music Editorial

Tia Regan, Manager, Music Engraving Christopher Walker, Music Engraving Daniel Partridge, Book Layout Judy Urben, Art Director Le Vu, Graphic Designer

Christopher Green, Cover Art, “Vexilla Regis 2” —The royal banners forward go, the cross shines forth, in mystic glow.

Choral Songbooks Vol. 1 30118569 Vol. 2 30118901 Compact Discs Vol. 1 30122629 Vol. 2 30122630 Communion Antiphons for SATB Choir (PDF editions) Vol. 1: Seasons, Solemnities and Feasts Advent/Christmas 30118570 Lent/Holy Week 30118571 Easter/Pentecost 30118572 Solemnities and Feasts 30118573

Vol. 2: Sundays in Ordinary Time 2nd – 12th Sunday 30118902 13th – 23rd Sunday 30118903 24th – Christ the King 30118904

Edition 30118901 Printed in USA

RI:0318

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Table of Contents

Second Sunday in Ordinary Time ........................................................................................ 2 Third Sunday in Ordinary Time ............................................................................................ 3 Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time .......................................................................................... 4 Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time ............................................................................................. 5 Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time ............................................................................................ 6 Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time ........................................................................................ 7 Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time .......................................................................................... 8 Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time ........................................................................................... 9 Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time ........................................................................................... 10 Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time ....................................................................................... 11 Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time ........................................................................................ 12 Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time .................................................................................... 13 Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time ................................................................................... 14 Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time ...................................................................................... 15 Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time ...................................................................................... 16 Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time ................................................................................ 17 Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time .................................................................................... 18 Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time ................................................................................... 19 Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time .................................................................................... 20 Twenty–First Sunday in Ordinary Time ................................................................................ 21 Twenty–Second Sunday in Ordinary Time ........................................................................... 22 Twenty–Third Sunday in Ordinary Time .............................................................................. 23 Twenty–Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time ............................................................................. 24 Twenty–Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time ................................................................................ 25 Twenty–Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time ............................................................................... 26 Twenty–Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time .......................................................................... 27 Twenty–Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time ............................................................................. 28 Twenty–Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time .............................................................................. 29 Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time ....................................................................................... 30 Thirty–First Sunday in Ordinary Time ................................................................................... 31 Thirty–Second Sunday in Ordinary Time .............................................................................. 32 Thirty–Third Sunday in Ordinary Time ................................................................................. 33 Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe (Last Sunday in Ordinary Time) ........................ 34 Draw Near in Faith (General Communion Antiphon) ........................................................... 35 Topical Index ....................................................................................................................... 36 Index of Titles ...................................................................................................................... 37 Prev

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Soprano

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Alternative AntiphonWe Have Come to Know (1 John 4:16)

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2 Second Sunday in Ordinary Time You Have Prepared a Table (Psalm 23:5)

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Soprano

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Bass

3 Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Look Toward the Lord (Psalm 34:6)

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Soprano

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Tenor

Bass

Alternative AntiphonI Am the Light of the World (John 8:12)

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4 Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Let Your Face Shine (Psalm 31:17–18)

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Soprano

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Alternative AntiphonBlessed Are the Poor in Spirit (Matthew 5:3–4)

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Soprano

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5 Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Let Them Thank the Lord (Psalm 107:8–9)

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Soprano

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Tenor

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a) throughout in unison

b) women alone

c) men alone

d) alternating phrases: women, men, women, all

5 Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time (cont.)

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Blessed Are Those Who Mourn (Matthew 5:5–6)

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6 Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time They Ate and Had Their Fill (Psalm 78:29–30)

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Soprano

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Bass

6 Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time (cont.)

Alternative AntiphonGod So Loved the World (John 3:16)

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Soprano

Alto

Tenor

Bass

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7 Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time I Will Recount All Your Wonders (Psalm 9:2–3)

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Soprano

Alto

Tenor

Bass

Alternative AntiphonLord, I Have Come to Believe (John 11:27)

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Alto

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Bass

8 Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time I Will Sing to the Lord (Psalm 13:6)

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Soprano

Alto

Tenor

Bass

Alternative AntiphonBehold, I Am with You Always (Matthew 28:20)

8 Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time (cont.)

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Alternative AntiphonAmen, I Say to You (Mark 11:23, 24)

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9 Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time To You I Call (Psalm 17:6)

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10 Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time The Lord Is My Rock (Psalm 18:3)

Christopher Walker

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10 Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (cont.)

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11 Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time There Is One Thing I Ask (Psalm 27:4)

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12 Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time The Eyes of All (Psalm 145:15)

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13 Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Bless the Lord (Psalm 103:1)

Alternative AntiphonO Father, I Pray for Them

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14 Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Taste and See (Psalm 34:9)


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Alternative AntiphonCome to Me (Matthew 11:28)

Christopher Walker

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15 Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time The Sparrow Finds a Home (Psalm 84:4–5)


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15 Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (cont.)

Alternative AntiphonWhoever Eats My Flesh (John 6:57)

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16 Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time The Lord, the Gracious (Psalm 111:4–5)

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(q = ca. 100)

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Alternative AntiphonBlessed Are the Merciful (Matthew 5:7–8)

Christopher Walker

17 Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Bless the Lord, and Never Forget (Psalm 103:2)

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Alternative AntiphonI Am the Bread of Life (John 6:35)

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Alternative AntiphonThe Bread That I Will Give (John 6:51)

Christopher Walker

19 Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time O Jerusalem (Psalm 147:12, 14)

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Alternative AntiphonI Am the Living Bread (John 6:51–52)

Christopher Walker

(q = ca. 104)

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20 Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time With the Lord There Is Mercy (Psalm 130:7)

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21 Twenty–First Sunday in Ordinary Time The Earth Is Replete (Psalm 104:13–15)

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Christopher Walker

22 Twenty–Second Sunday in Ordinary Time How Great Is the Goodness (Psalm 31:20)

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Christopher Walker

23 Twenty–Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Like the Deer That Yearns (Psalm 42:2–3)

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24 Twenty–Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time How Precious Is Your Mercy (Psalm 36:8)

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25 Twenty–Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time You Have Laid Down Your Precepts (Psalm 119:4–5)

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26 Twenty–Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Remember Your Word (Psalm 119:49–50)

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Alternative AntiphonBy This We Came to Know (1 John 3:16)

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Alto

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Christopher Walker

(inversion)

27 Twenty–Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time The Lord Is Good (Lamentations 3:25)

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Christopher Walker

28 Twenty–Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time The Rich Suffer Want (Psalm 34:11)

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29 Twenty–Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time Behold, the Eyes of the Lord (Psalm 33:18–19)

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29 Twenty–Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time (cont.)

Unison version on following page.

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30 Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time We Will Ring Out Our Joy (Psalm 20:6)

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31 Thirty–First Sunday in Ordinary Time You Will Show Me the Path (Psalm 16:11)

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32 Thirty–Second Sunday in Ordinary Time The Lord Is My Shepherd (cf. Psalm 23:1–2)


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35 General Communion AntiphonDraw Near in Faith

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36 – Topical Index

The song number refers to the Sunday in Ordinary Time. “Alt.” refers to the Alternative Communion Antiphon for a given Sunday.

ADVENT Lord, I Have Come to Believe (Alt.) – 7 ALL SOULS Blessed Are Those Who Mourn (Alt.) – 5 BEATITUDES Blessed Are the Merciful (Alt.) – 17 Blessed Are the Peacemakers (Alt.) – 22 Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit (Alt.) – 4 Blessed Are Those Who Mourn (Alt.) – 5 BLESSING Bless the Lord – 13 Bless the Lord, and Never Forget – 17 Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit (Alt.) – 4 The Rich Suffer Want –28 COMMUNITY By This We Came to Know – 26 Holy Father (Alt.) – 11 O Father, I Pay for Them (Alt.) – 13 Though Many, We Are One (Alt.) – 27 COMFORT Blessed Are Those Who Mourn (Alt.) – 5 Behold, I Am with You Always (Alt.) – 8 Come to Me (Alt.) – 14 God Is Love (Alt.) – 10 How Great Is the Goodness – 22 How Precious Is Your Mercy – 24 Remember Your Word – 26 The Lord Is My Shepherd – 32 CREATION The Earth Is Replete – 21 DISCIPLESHIP I Am the Light of the World (Alt.) – 3, 23 I Will Recount All Your Wonders – 7 EUCHARIST Draw Near in Faith – 35 I Am the Bread of Life (Alt.) – 18 I Am the Living Bread (Alt.) – 20 Just As the Living Father Sent Me (Alt.) – 31 Taste and See – 14 The Bread That I Will Give (Alt.) – 19 The Chalice of Blessing (Alt.) – 24 The Disciples Recognized the Lord (Alt.) – 32 Whoever Eats My Flesh (1) (Alt.) – 15 Whoever Eats My Flesh (2) (Alt.) – 21 You Have Given Us – 18 You Have Prepared a Table – 2

FAITH Amen, I Say to You: Whatever You Ask (Alt.) – 33 Behold, I Am With You Always (Alt.) – 8 Behold, I Stand at the Door (Alt.) – 16 Draw Near in Faith – 35 God Is Love (Alt.) – 10 God So Loved the World (Alt.) – 6 Holy Father (Alt.) – 11 I Am the Bread of Life (Alt.) – 18 Like the Deer That Yearns – 23 Look Toward the Lord – 3 Lord, I Have Come to Believe (Alt.) – 7 O Father, I Pray for Them (Alt.) – 13 The Chalice of Blessing (Alt.) – 24 The Eyes of All – 12 The Lord Is My Rock – 10 The Rich Suffer Want – 28 To You I Call – 9 We Have Come to Know (Alt.) – 2 When the Lord Appears (Alt.) – 28 Whoever Eats My Flesh (Alt.) – 21 FORGIVENESS Come to Me (Alt.) – 14 Let Them Thank the Lord – 5 With the Lord There Is Mercy – 20 FUNERAL Blessed Are Those Who Mourn (Alt.) – 5 Behold, I Stand at the Door (Alt.) – 21 Behold, the Eyes of the Lord – 29 The Lord Is My Shepherd – 32 The Sparrow Finds a Home – 15 When the Lord Appears (Alt.) – 28 GENERAL Bless the Lord, and Never Forget – 17 Draw Near in Faith – 35 I Will Sing to the Lord – 8 Taste and See – 14 The Bread That I Will Give (Alt.) – 19 The Disciples Recognized the Lord Jesus (Alt.) – 32 The Lord, the Gracious – 16 We Have Come to Know (Alt.) – 2 Whoever Eats My Flesh (Alt.) – 15 GOD’S LAW You Have Laid Down Your Precepts – 25 You Will Show Me the Path – 31 GOD’S LOVE By This We Came to Know (Alt.) – 26 Christ Loved Us (Alt.) – 30

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GOD’S LOVE (continued) God Is Love (Alt.) – 10 God So Loved the World (Alt.) – 6 How Great Is the Goodness – 22 The Son of Man Has Come (Alt.) – 29 We Have Come to Know (Alt.) – 2 GOD’S PROVIDENCE Amen, I Say to You: Whatever You Ask (Alt.) – 33 I Am the Bread of Life (Alt.) – 18 I Will Sing to the Lord – 8 Just as the Living Father Sent Me (Alt.) – 31 Let Them Thank the Lord – 5 The Lord Is My Shepherd – 32 The Lord, the Gracious – 16 They Ate and Had Their Fill – 6 Whoever Eats My Flesh (Alt.) – 21 You Have Given Us – 18 You Have Prepared – 2 GOOD SHEPHERD I Am the Good Shepherd (Alt.) – 12, 25 The Lord Is My Shepherd – 32 HOLY WEEK By This We Came to Know (Alt.) – 26 God So Loved the World (Alt.) – 6 The Son of Man Has Come (Alt.) – 29 HOPE Bless the Lord, and Never Forget – 17 Like the Deer That Yearns – 23 Remember Your Word – 26 The Eyes of All – 12 The Lord Is Good – 27 There Is One Thing I Ask – 11 To Be Near God – 33 JOY I Am the Light of the World (Alt.) – 3 I Will Recount All Your Wonders – 7 I Will Sing to the Lord – 8 The Earth Is Replete – 21 The Sparrow Finds a Home – 15 To Be Near God – 33 We Will Ring Out Our Joy – 30 You Will Show Me the Path – 31 JUSTICE Blessed Are the Peacemakers (Alt.) – 22 LENT Come to Me (Alt.) – 14 Draw Near in Faith – 35 Remember Your Word – 26 LIFE I Am the Light of the World (Alt.) – 23 I Am the Living Bread (Alt.) – 20

36 – Topical Index, cont. LIFE (continued) O Jerusalem – 19 The Disciples Recognized the Lord (Alt.) – 32 The Lord Is My Shepherd – 31 Whoever Eats My Flesh (Alt.) – 21 LIGHT I Am the Light of the World (Alt.) – 3, 23 Let Your Face Shine – 4 LOVE Christ Loved Us (Alt.) – 30 The Lord Sits as King – 34 MERCY Behold, the Eyes of the Lord – 29 Blessed Are the Merciful (Alt.) – 17 How Precious Is Your Mercy – 24 Let Them Thank the Lord – 5 With the Lord There Is Mercy – 20 PEACE Blessed Are the Peacemakers (Alt.) – 22 POOR Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit (Alt.) – 4 PRAISE Bless the Lord – 13 Bless the Lord, and Never Forget – 17 I Will Recount All Your Deeds – 7 O Jerusalem – 19 The Sparrow Finds a Home – 15 We Will Ring Out Our Joy – 30 PRAYER and SUPPLICATION Amen, I Say to You: Whatever You Ask (Alt.) – 33 Let Your Face Shine – 4 Like the Deer That Yearns – 23 Remember Your Word – 26 There Is One Thing I Ask – 11 To You I Call – 9 REDEMPTION God So Loved the World (Alt.) – 6 O Jerusalem – 19 The Lord Is My Rock – 10 The Son of Man Has Come (Alt.) – 29 With the Lord There Is Mercy – 20 RESURRECTION The Disciples Recognized The Lord Jesus (Alt.) – 32 SACRIFICE By This We Came to Know (Alt.) – 26 Christ Loved Us (Alt.) – 30 Draw Near in Faith – 35

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36 – Topical Index, cont. SACRIFICE (continued) God So Loved the World (Alt.) – 6 I Am the Good Shepherd (Alt.) – 12 The Son of Man Has Come (Alt.) – 29 THANKSGIVING Bless the Lord and Never Forget – 17 Let Them Thank the Lord – 5 The Earth Is Replete – 21 TRUST Amen, I Say to You: Whatever You Ask (Alt.) – 33 Behold, I Am with You Always (Alt.) – 8 Behold, I Stand at the Door (Alt.) – 16 Blessed Are the Merciful (Alt.) – 17 Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit (Alt.) – 4 Draw Near in Faith – 35 God Is Love (Alt.) – 10 Holy Father (Alt.) – 11 How Precious Is Your Mercy – 24 I Am the Good Shepherd (Alt.) – 25 I Am the Light of the World (Alt.) – 3 Look Toward the Lord – 3 Lord, I Have Come to Believe (Alt.) – 7 Taste and See – 14 The Eyes of All – 12 The Lord Is Good – 27 The Lord Is My Rock – 10 The Lord Is My Shepherd – 32 There Is One Thing I Ask – 11 Though Many, We Are One (Alt.)– 27 To Be Near God – 33 To You I Call – 9 We Have Come to Know (Alt.) – 2 When the Lord Appears (Alt.) – 28 UNITY God Is Love (Alt.) – 10 Holy Father (Alt.) – 11 O Father, I Pray for Them (Alt.) – 13 Though Many, We Are One (Alt.) – 27 WONDER I Will Recount All Your Wonders – 7 Let Them Thank the Lord – 5 The Disciples Recognized the Lord Jesus (Alt.) – 32 The Lord, the Gracious – 16 Prev

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37 – Index of First Lines The Alternative Communion Antiphon is indicated by “(Alt.)” after the title.

First Line # Amen, I Say to You (Alt.) .................................... 9 Amen, I Say to You: Whatever You Ask (Alt.) .... 33 Behold, I Am with You Always (Alt.) .................. 8 Behold, I Stand at the Door (Alt.) ...................... 16 Behold, the Eyes of the Lord .............................. 29 Bless the Lord ................................................... 13 Bless the Lord, and Never Forget ....................... 17 Blessed Are the Merciful (Alt.) ........................... 17 Blessed Are the Peacemakers (Alt.) .................... 22 Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit (Alt.) ..................... 4 Blessed Are Those Who Mourn (Alt.) ................. 5 By This We Came to Know (Alt.) ....................... 26 Christ Loved Us (Alt.) ........................................ 30 Come to Me (Alt.) ............................................. 14 Draw Near in Faith ........................................... 35 God Is Love (Alt.) .............................................. 10 God So Loved the World (Alt.) ........................... 6 Holy Father (Alt.) .............................................. 11 How Great Is the Goodness .............................. 22 How Precious Is Your Mercy ............................. 24 I Am the Bread of Life (Alt.) ............................... 18 I Am the Good Shepherd (1) (Alt.) ..................... 12 I Am the Good Shepherd (2) (Alt.) ..................... 25 I Am the Light of the World (Alt.) ........................ 3 I Am the Light of the World (Alt.) ...................... 23 I Am the Living Bread (Alt.) ............................... 20 I Will Recount All Your Wonders ....................... 7 I Will Sing to the Lord ........................................ 8 Just as the Living Father Sent Me (Alt.) ............... 31 Let Them Thank the Lord ................................... 5 Let Your Face Shine ........................................... 4 Like the Deer That Yearns ................................. 23 Look Toward the Lord ........................................ 3

First Line # Lord, I Have Come to Believe (Alt.) .................... 7 O Father, I Pray for Them ................................. 13 O Jerusalem ...................................................... 19 Remember Your Word ...................................... 26 Taste and See .................................................... 14 The Bread That I Will Give (Alt.) ....................... 19 The Chalice of Blessing (Alt.) ............................ 24 The Disciples Recognized the Lord Jesus (Alt.) .. 32 The Earth Is Replete .......................................... 21 The Eyes of All .................................................. 12 The Lord Is Good .............................................. 27 The Lord Is My Rock ......................................... 10 The Lord Is My Shepherd .................................. 32 The Lord Sits As King ........................................ 34 The Lord, the Gracious ..................................... 16 The Rich Suffer Want ........................................ 28 The Son of Man Has Come (Alt.) ....................... 29 The Sparrow Finds a Home ............................... 15 There Is One Thing I Ask ................................... 11 They Ate and Had Their Fill ............................... 6 Though Many, We Are One (Alt.) ..................... 27 To Be Near God ................................................ 33 To You I Call ...................................................... 9 We Have Come to Know (Alt.) ........................... 2 We Will Ring Out Our Joy ................................ 30 When the Lord Appears (Alt.) ............................ 28 Whoever Eats My Flesh (1) (Alt.) ....................... 15 Whoever Eats My Flesh (2) (Alt.) ....................... 21 With the Lord There Is Mercy ............................ 20 You Have Given Us .......................................... 18 You Have Laid Down Your Precepts ................. 25 You Have Prepared a Table ............................... 2 You Will Show Me the Path .............................. 31

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