The
draft Mass booklet, service sheet, and music leaflet for Sunday’s Mass are available
online at the
This
week will be a sung Mass in traditional English with Gregorian chant in Latin.
During
the course of the Mass, there are portions when the people and the celebrant
engage in a dialogue of versicles and responses, portions when the cantor sings
alone, portions when we all sing together, portions when we pray in silence, and
portions when our various postures of standing and kneeling call our bodies to
worship. Far more important than
wondering whether you’re on the right page or what to do next is to simply let
the service wash over you—to be caught up in the moment so that mind and soul
are free to worship, to respond to God’s love made known to us in the
incarnation of Jesus Christ. The forms
are traditional, but the secret is to let yourself go.
Join
us!
Mass
for the Twenty-Fourth Sunday after Pentecost
7:00
p.m., Sunday November 11
St.
Martin's Chapel
814
W. Maple Street
Fayetteville,
AR
