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This document provides instructions for leading a morning prayer service and Eucharist call. It includes: 1) An outline for morning prayer with sections for an introduction, hymns, scripture reading, prayers, and concluding hymn. 2) Directions for selecting appropriate hymns for the different parts of the Eucharist call, including entrance, response, Alleluia, offertory, communion, and recessional hymns. 3) Instructions to place leaves from the morning prayer in front of the altar and have symbolic items like a light bulb, torch, and candle hidden under the altar.

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Call Sam PS

This document provides instructions for leading a morning prayer service and Eucharist call. It includes: 1) An outline for morning prayer with sections for an introduction, hymns, scripture reading, prayers, and concluding hymn. 2) Directions for selecting appropriate hymns for the different parts of the Eucharist call, including entrance, response, Alleluia, offertory, communion, and recessional hymns. 3) Instructions to place leaves from the morning prayer in front of the altar and have symbolic items like a light bulb, torch, and candle hidden under the altar.

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Call: Morning Prayer

1) Introduce the theme: 2) Announce: Let's prepare ourselves through a hymn/bhajan: (choose a Bhajan/Hymn on call like AListen...@ or Bolu ab..). (Pause) 3) Psalms:

Psalm 139: 1-3; 4-6; 13,15-16; 23-24 with an appropriate refrain


(short) in between each section. 2 sisters can alternate the stanzas. Another Psalm/Hymn/Canticle 4) Reading: As we listen to the call of Samuel, we too shall reexperience our call/ along with Samuel/ who heard it/ while he was sleeping in the temple. So, let's have an attitude of attentive listening and receptive silence. 1 Sam 3/1-10a: only up to "Samuel! Samuel!". Pause 5) Announce: After each prayer our response will be: "Here I am, Lord, you have called me." (Recite or sing if you can this line in the tune of Here I am, Lord..) (May be said by three persons, slowly pausing, meaningfully) a) Speak, Lord,/ your servant is listening! Help us to get rid of /our useless anxieties,/ our irrational fears/ and the protective shell of our habits. We pray: b) Speak, Lord,/ your servant is listening! Open our doors/ to the ONE we do not know,/ your Son Jesus,/ and open our hearts/ to your word of tenderness. We pray: c) Speak, Lord,/ your servant is listening! The words of response are not yet on our lips,/ but you know them already, Lord. Let us have your love and grace/ and our response will be/ steady and unconditional. We pray. 6) Benedictus 7) Intercessions: R/- Lord, help us to say yes to you. 8) Our Father
(T.Kayala, c.s.c.)

9) Concluding Prayer: Lord God, you founded your Church on twelve men,/ poor in everything,/ who were sent out into the world/ as defenceless shepherds. You call us again/ to this adventure of faith and mission. Let your word never be adulterated/ by the power of this world. Let your word, Lord, continue/ to be the light of our lives,/ and even if its cutting edge/ must cause the loss of what enslaved us,/ be gracious and grant us/ to follow you/ unwaveringly/ for you bring justice to the poor/ and defend the rights of the oppressed. We make this... 9) Lets Conclude our prayer by the hymn: "And Mary said, Yes.." T20, first verse and refrain.

Eucharist: CALL
a) Select Hymns S/N Series -Entrance (D 105); -Resp (N 27 vv 3,4) -Alleluia.(Mt 5/16, from AYour light.. or something on light). -Offertory hymn- just sing "Blessed be God..." at the end of the offertory prayers. -Communion hymn on tape; extension coil upto the altar -Recessional: choose a commissioning hymn like "Leave your.." or "Send forth ..." (N34, S 12, S5, S1) b) Place the lamp with the leaves (from morning prayer) in front of the altar or on the side if the fan or size is a hindrance. c) Symbols (4): keep ready 1) an electric bulb (not a zero volt), 2) a torch light (smaller and not longer than the bulb), 3) a simple candle (thinner than and not longer than the torch light), Keep them under the altar hidden (or side of the seat if no room) and not in front. d) An empty platter to collect flowers in front of the altar.

(T.Kayala, c.s.c.)

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