With Special Thanks

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Artist’s rendering of the “Immaculate Heart of Mary” window in the new St. Michael Eucharistic Chapel 

The Most Reverend Richard E. Pates Bishop of Des Moines

Celebrant

Reverend Monsignor Stephen L. Orr, Pastor Reverend Gregory Leach, Former Pastor 1995-2005

Reverend Daniel Siepker, Former Administrator 1994-1995 Concelebrating Priests

Reverend Mr. Jeffrey Boehlert

Deacon

Steven Udelhofen, Candidate for the Permanent Diaconate and Parishioner Kyle Lechtenberg, Diocese of Des Moines Office for Worship

Masters of Ceremony

Myrna Udelhofen Call to Worship

James Thurston

Cross Bearer

Becky Robovsky James Bolejack

Lectors

Amanda Scoular Peter Gaspari Kevin Neith Atlar Servers

Combined choirs of the parish

Deanna Snyders, Director of Music Music Ministers

Ministers of the Liturgy

Recessional Hymn Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee

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Prelude Music Organ Music

My Song Will Be for You Forever

“Panis Angelicus”

Relighting of the Dedication Candles

Call to Worship

By David Haas, © 1995 by GIA Publications, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Reprinted under OneLicense.net A-703377

Preparing for Worship

Members of the parish light the four candles that were lit on the day of dedication of our church, April 7, 1991. We recall that on that day, the altar and the walls of the church were anointed with Sacred Chrism, and that our font was blessed for the celebration of baptism. We also recall the founding of our parish on January 6, 1960, and we look forward to worshiping God as a parish community in this renewed space for years to come.

All Are Welcome Entrance Procession and Song

“All Are Welcome,” Text: 96 86 87 10 with refrain. Music: TWO Oaks. Text and music: Marty Haugen, © 1994 by GIA Publica-tions, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Reprinted under OneLicense.net A-703377

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Introductory Rites

Text: I Corinthians 13:2-8: Where charity and love are found, God is there; Taizé Community, 1978 Tune: Jacques Berthier, 1923-1994 © 1979, Les Presses de Taizé, GIA Publications, Inc., 7404 South Mason Avenue, Chicago, IL 60638; Reprinted under OneLicense.net A-703377. All rights reserved.

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Ubi Caritas Inauguration of St. Michael Eucharistic Chapel

Words of Thanks

Solemn Blessing

Final Blessing and Dismissal

Concluding Rites

After the prayer, the bishop, ministers, and a small gathering of parishioners representing the parish as a whole, carry the Blessed Sacrament in procession to the new Eucharistic Chapel. The sanctuary lamp, which burns perpetually as a sign of Christ’s permanent dwelling in our midst, is lit and carried in procession. When the procession reaches the chapel, the bishop places the Blessed Sacrament in the tabernacle and incenses it. All pause for a moment of quiet prayer before returning to the church. Please join in singing the repeated refrain, used often at our parish Holy Thursday liturgy.

Hymn of Praise Hail, Holy Mary, Queen of Peace

Tune and Music: David Haas © 2010 GIA Publications, Inc., 7404 South Mason Avenue, Chicago, IL 60638; Reprinted under OneLicense.net A-703377. All rights reserved.

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All stand to sing the hymn of praise. Mr. David Haas, Youth Minster at Our Lady’s Immaculate Heart from 1980-1981, composed this text and arranged this familiar hymn tune for today’s liturgy.

Prayer after Communion

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Sprinkling Rite River of Glory

“River of Glory,” music and text © 1991 by Dan Schutte; Published by OCP Publications. Reproduced with permission under license #U2421, LicenSingOnline. All rights reserved.

Greeting

Water is blessed, and we are sprinkled with the blessed water as a reminder of our own baptismal identity in Jesus Christ. We remember that this building houses the Church of God, and we recommit ourselves to follow Christ’s call together.

Gloria Mass of Creation

Music: Mass of Creation, Marty Haugen. © 1984 by GIA Publications, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Reprinted under OneLicense.net A-703377

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Opening Prayer

Artist’s rendering of the “St. Michael’s Sword” window in the new St. Michael Eucharistic Chapel

Text: Verse Text, James Quinn, SJ, b. 1919 © 1989. Used by permission of Selah Publishing Co., Inc., Kingston, NY 12401, North American Agent; refrain text, Michael Joncas, b. 1951, © 1989, GIA Publications, Inc. Tune: Michael Joncas, b. 1951, © 1989 GIA Publications, Inc., 7404 South Mason Avenue, Chicago, IL 60638; Reprinted under

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After communion, the Blessed Sacrament remains on the altar. All are seated for a time of silent reflection.

Silence

Communion Procession Take and Eat

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Invitation to Communion

Liturgy of the Word

Reading 1 Kings 8:22-23, 27-30

Reading 1 Corinthians 3:9-11, 16-17

Responsorial Psalm Psalm 63: My Soul is Thirsting

Gospel acclamation

Text: Celtic Alleluia; Christopher Walker; Music: Fintan O’Carroll and Christopher Walker © 1985, Fintan O’Carroll and Christopher Walker, Published by OCP Publications. Reproduced with permission under license #U2421, LicenSingOnline. All rights reserved.

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Blessing of the New Ambo The proclamation of the word of God is introduced by the bishop. The readers and the psalmist take the Lectionary to the bishop, who shows it to the people, saying:

May the word of God always be heard in this place, as it unfolds the mystery of Christ before you and achieves your salvation within the Church. Assembly: Amen. By this action, and by the proclamation of the word of God which follows, the new Ambo is blessed.

Refrain text © 1969, 1981, ICEL. Music © 1997, 1998, Steve Angrisano. Published by OCP Publications. Reproduced with permission under license #U2421, LicenSingOnline. All rights reserved.

The new cross will be encountered whenever someone enters our church. It will also be the cross we will venerate on Good Friday. At the cross, the bishop prays:

Blessed are you, Lord God, Father all-holy, for your boundless love. The tree, once the source of shame and death for humankind,

has become the cross of our redemption and life. When his hour had come to return to you in glory,

the Lord Jesus, our King, our Priest, and our Teacher, freely mounted the scaffold of the cross and made it his royal throne, his altar of sacrifice, his pulpit of truth.

On the cross, lifted above the earth, he triumphed over our age-old enemy.

Cloaked in his own blood, he drew all things to himself. On the cross, he opened out his arms and offered you his life:

the sacrifice of the new Law that gives to the sacraments their saving power. On the cross, he proved what he had prophesied:

the grain of wheat must die to bring forth an abundant harvest. Father, we honor this cross as the sign of our redemption. May we reap the harvest of salvation planted in pain by Christ Jesus. May our sins be nailed to his cross, the power of life released,

pride conquered, and weakness turned to strength. May the cross be our comfort in trouble, our refuge in the face of danger,

our safeguard on life’s journey, until you welcome us to our heavenly home. Grant this through Christ our Lord.

Assembly: Amen

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All stand. Blessing of the New Cross

Gospel Reading John 4:19-24

Homily

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Amen

Glory to God, Holy Acclamation, Memorial Acclamation, Great Amen and Lamb of God: Music taken from Mass of Creation, Marty Haugen, © 1984; GIA Publications, Inc., 7404 South Mason Avenue, Chicago, IL 60638; Reprinted under OneLicense.net A-703377. All rights reserved.

Mass of Creation

Lamb of God Mass of Creation

The Lord’s Prayer

Sign of Peace

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Holy

Memorial Acclamation

Eucharistic Prayer

Preface Dialogue and Preface

Mass of Creation

Mass of Creation

Incensing of the Cross The bishop and Msgr. Orr incense the Cross. All join in singing the acclamation:

Intercessions

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By Mike Hay, 1953-1999 Music © 1994, World Library Publications, Franklin Park, IL, www.wlpmusic.com. All rights reserved. Used by permission under license # AL0717021

Profession of Faith

Liturgy of the Eucharist Preparation of the Gifts and Altar Here at This Table

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The altar is dressed and prepared. Gifts of bread and wine for the celebration of the Eucharist are brought forward, along with the symbols of our own blessings which we place in the collection baskets. After the gifts and altar are prepared, the bishop incenses the altar, gifts, Ambo, and cross, and the deacon incenses the entire assembly. The new symbols in our worship space, the Ambo and cross, along with the Altar, are incensed to remind us of the sacred mysteries which they signify. We reverence the bread and wine with incense because our faith tells us that these simple foods will become for us the body and blood of Jesus Christ. Likewise, the whole assembly is reverenced, reminding us that we, too, are to be transformed into the body of Christ, broken and poured out for all.

Prayer over the Gifts

© 1996, 2000, Janèt Sullivan Whitaker and James Maxwell Whitaker. Published by OCP Publications. Reproduced with permission under license #U2421, LicenSingOnline. All rights reserved.

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