ORDO WEEK 18 SUNDAY MORNING PRAISE

 

SONGS OF THE PEOPLE OF GOD

 SUNDAY MORNING PRAYER

EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME      


ORDINARY WEEK XVIII

PSALTER WEEK II

 

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Three Options (Formats) for Praying this Morning

FULL ROMAN RITE SERVICES

Each of the Three Options contains the full official text of Roman Rite for both Morning Prayer and Evening Prayer.  Links to two websites are embedded here for convenience so that one does not have to go to their websites, then locate the desired options. Both websites publish their offices early for the use of English speakers in New Zealand, Australia and the Philippines. On some days the correct office may not be obvious, indeed the first option could be difficult to find, since it is published in the Philippines, and they have moved on to the next hour or even next day.

Embedded links brings the additional advantage of eliminating YouTube advertisements, and of being able to choose any of three hymns to begin the Hour regardless of which format you choose

DIVINE OFFICE.ORG OPTION

Excellent model of small household size community reciting the office with sung hymn at the beginning. On some Sundays in Ordinary time is becomes an excellent model of a small group of cantors singing the Hour. This is one of those Sundays.



Invitatory Psalm 95
Hymn: "Low the Dim Shadows"
Translation by Maxwell Julius Blacker of "Ecce jam noctis"

SING THE HOURS OPTION

Excellent model of completely sung office but mostly by one very talented young person. His father is an excellent translator of Latin Hymns. If like myself you like the translations better than the Latin, you might want to e-mail them, since they welcome your feedback. Be respectful of their love of Latin if you ask for less of it. Their love of Latin is strong, and those with a love of Latin have gravitated to this site.  Encouraging them to sing both the English and the Latin might help to make this website accessible to more people.





Hymn: “Holy Holy Holy," Heber (1826)

WORD ON FIRE OPTION

 LITURGY OF THE HOURS BOOKLET: JULY 2022, pages 632-640


Hymn: O Worship the King, p. 669 
Text: Robert Grant
Tune:LYONS Johann Michael Haydn
Slightly different verses

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WALKING AND SINGING WITH THE PEOPLE OF GOD

For health reasons, I walk forty to fifty minutes each morning and evening on a treadmill. The two above offices total about thirty-five minutes. Adding some of the additional options below brings the time to over forty-five minutes. The three options are interleaved by opening three tabs on the computer in front of the treadmill. With a little more dexterity, they could be interweaved on a cellphone or pad. The repetition of each psalm three time in three different formats provides a pleasing ritual experience.

ADDITIONAL OPTIONS/ SUBSTITUTIONS


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PSALM 118

Give thanks to the Lord for his goodness,
  and his love is forever.

Psalm 117 
Confitémini Dómino, quóniam bonus,*
  quóniam in sǽculum misericórdia eius.







DANIEL 3:52-57

Blessed are you, Lord God of our fathers,
  praised and exalted for ever.

Benedíctus es, Dómine Deus patrum nostrórum,*
  et laudábilis et superexaltátus in sǽcula;









PSALM 150

Praise the Lord in his sanctuary,
  praise him in his mighty firmament.

Laudáte Dóminum in sanctuário eius,*   laudáte eum in firmaménto virtútis eius.



Ryan Murphy conducts the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square 
in César Frank's "Psalm 150."


LECTIONARY OPTION




Antiphon
‘Have mercy on me, Son of David.’ 
‘What do you wish me to do for you?’ ‘Lord, that I may see.’

Iesu Fili David, miserére mei! Quid vis tibi fáciam? Dómine, ut vídeam..

BENEDICTUS

Blessed be the Lord, the God of Israel,
  for he has come to his people and brought about their redemption

Benedíctus Dóminus Deus Israel,*
  quia visitávit et fecit redemptiónem plebi suæ

ANGLICAN MORNING PRAYER

DEANERY GARDEN CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL
An excellent model of how to incorporate liturgical prayer
into our daily lives including plants, animals and the environment
as well the daily events of today and history


ARCHIVE OF RECORDED SERVICES

 

RECORDED

RECORDED




0:00 Deus in Adjutorium – "O God come to my assistance"
0:41 Hymn: “Holy Holy Holy," Heber (1826)
2:25 Psalm 118 (Gregorian tone 4)
6:45 Canticle: Daniel 3v52-57 (Gregorian tone 5)
8:29 Psalm 150 (Gregorian tone 6)
9:55 Reading: Ezekiel 36v25-27
10:41 Responsory: We give thanks to you, O God, as we call upon your name.
11:13 Canticle of Zechariah (Luke 1v68-79) (Gregorian tone 8)
13:21 Intercessions: We praise you, Lord, and trust in you.
14:45 The Lord’s Prayer
15:15 Concluding Prayers







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Antiphon
Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord. Alleluia.

Benedíctus qui venit in nómine Dómini, allelúia..


PSALM 118

Give thanks to the Lord for his goodness,
  and his love is for ever.

Psalm 117 
Confitémini Dómino, quóniam bonus,*
  quóniam in sǽculum misericórdia eius.







Antiphon
Let us chant a song to our God. Alleluia.

Hymnum dicámus Dómino Deo nostro, allelúia.


DANIEL 3:52-57

Blessed are you, Lord God of our fathers,
  praised and exalted for ever.

Benedíctus es, Dómine Deus patrum nostrórum,*
  et laudábilis et superexaltátus in sǽcula;







Antiphon
Praise the Lord for abundance of his greatness. Alleluia.

Laudáte Dóminum secúndum multitúdinem magnitúdinis eius, allelúia.


PSALM 150

Praise the Lord in his sanctuary,
  praise him in his mighty firmament.

Laudáte Dóminum in sanctuário eius,*
  laudáte eum in firmaménto virtútis eius.




Short Responsory
We give thanks to you, O God, and invoke your name.
We recount your wonderful deeds.

Responsorium breve
℣.  Confitébimur tibi, Deus,* Et invocábimus nomen tuum..
℟. Narrábimus mirabília tua..




Antiphon
Take my burden upon you and learn from me,
for I am gentle and humble in heart,
and you will find rest 

Tóllite iugum meum super vos et díscite a me, 
quia mitis sum et húmilis corde, 
et inveniétis réquiem animábus vestris.


BENEDICTUS

Blessed be the Lord, the God of Israel,
  for he has come to his people and brought about their redemption

Benedíctus Dóminus Deus Israel,*
  quia visitávit et fecit redemptiónem plebi suæ