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English Hymnal
Introit
244 O Praise ye the Lord - Laudate Dominum - NEH 427
Gradual
546 Lord Jesus Christ, be present… - Deep Harmony
Offertory
185 Love is his word, love is his way - Cresswell - CHfE 399
Communion
220 O Godhead hid… (verses 1,2,3,7) - Aquinas - PHB112
Final
327 This is my will, my one… - Gonfalon Royal - EH 141
Hymn sheets, e.g. G, can be found at
http://www.episcl.org.uk/pub/hsheet-g.rtf
I Kings 3: 5-12
(S.M. p. 330; R.C.L. p. 318)
At the beginning of Solomon’s reign he asks for wisdom. This leads on to the famous story of his judgement between the two harlots (vv 16-27).
Responsorial Psalm: 119: 129-136
(S.M. p. 331; R.C.L. p. 319)
R. Lord, how I love your law.
Romans 8: 26-39
(S.M. p. 331; R.C.L. p. 320)
A passage which has been the source of much controversy on predestination. Paul stresses that salvation cannot be earned, but we need to read this passage whilst keeping in mind that God wishes all men to be saved.
(1 Tim 2:4).
Alleluia, alleluia!
I call you friends, says the Lord,
because I have made known to you everything I have learnt from my Father.
Alleluia!
(S.M. p. 332)
S. Matthew 13: 31-33, 44-52
(S.M. p. 332; R.C.L. p. 321) SP
A collection of parables of the Kingdom, of which the first has been transferred by the RCL from last week’s gospel. The last verse’s ‘things new and old’ suggests both what our Lord is offering and the treasures of Judaic thought.
Note
please use
episcl.org.uk/sj-pcc/hymns.html for S. John's hymns
and episcl.org.uk/ab.html for Episc.org.uk/ab.html
Last updated: 18th July 2005 (A.d. xv Kal. Aug., MMV)