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St. Elizabeth Ann Seton University
Lexington, Kentucky
This Sunday's Readings
Vigil on the Holy Night of Easter
March 31, 2018
Exsultet: English Chant, ICEL

Psalm 104: Owen Alstott

Psalm 16: Haugen/Alonso

Exodus 15: Roger Holtz

Psalm 30: Steve Inwood

Isaiah 12: Curtis Stephan

Psalm 19: Spoken

Psalm 42: Adam Beeken

Gloria: Misa Luna, Peter Kolar

Gospel Acclamation: Respond and Acclaim, Owen Alstott

Litany of Saints: English Chant, ICEL

Blessing of Water:-“Springs of Water, Bless the Lord,” ASSURANCE

Baptism Response: “You Have Put on Christ,” Gary Daigle

Renewal of Baptismal Promises: “I Saw Water Flowing,” Curtis Stephan

Preparation of Gifts: A New Creation, Jackie Francois

Eucharistic Acclamations: Misa Luna, Peter Kolar

The Lord's Prayer: English Chant, ICEL

First Communion: “Ave Verum Corpus,” WA Mozart

Communion 1: “Christ Be Our Light,” Bernadette Farrell

Communion 2: “You Have Called Us,” Bernadette Farrell

Song of Thanksgiving: “Alleluia Love is Alive,” Steve Angrisano

Sending Forth: “Three Days,” THAXTED

 



St.Elizabeth Ann Seton is 850 family parish on the outskirts of Lexington, KY and is part of the Diocese of Lexington. Seton was established in 1981 and since it's inception has fully embraced full and active participation at Mass through its liturgical ministries and congregational participation at our three weekend Masses.  The parish also consists of a 250 student (pre k- 8th) school.  

The music ministry consists of nearly 150 active participants amongst several groups- Adult Choir, Handbells, Youth Ensmeble, Children's Choir, & Concermporary Ensemble.  Other Masses are covered by cantors.  We make frequent and significant use of volunteer instrumentalists in the congregation (guitar, flute, cello, brass, djembe, etc...). Find out more about the music ministry at our website:  http://www.setonchurch.com/Seton/music-ministry. 

We use OCP's Breaking Bread Missal and also integrate projection to enhance liturgical participation and actively use technology (most notably Digital Breaking Bread) to enhance and support the music ministry. 

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