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Suggested / Designated Music for Funeral (Memorial) Masses • Sts Suggested / Designated Music for Funeral (Memorial) Masses • Sts. Joachim and Ann Name of Deceased: ____________________________________________________________ Person(s) filling out this form, contact info: _________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ Date and Time of Funeral/Memorial: ______________________________________________ Psalms: (The “D#” designation refers to their labels in “Through Death to Life”) D1 - Psalm 23 - The Lord is My Shepherd (Kreutz) D2 - Psalm 25 - To You, O Lord, I Lift My Soul (Manion or Haugen) D3 - Psalm 27 - The Lord is My Light and My Salvation (Haas or Walker) D4 - Psalm 42 - My Soul is Thirsting for the Living God: When Shall I See Him Face to Face? (Alstott, altered text from Easter Vigil) D5 - Psalm 63 - My Soul is Thirsting for You, O Lord My God (Angrisano) D6 - Psalm 103 - The Lord is Kind and Merciful (Haugen or Cotter) D7 - Psalm 116 - I will walk in the Presence of the Lord in the Land of the living (Haas) D8 - Psalm 122 - I Rejoiced when I Heard them Say: Let Us Go to the House of the Lord (Johnson or Haugen) D9 - Psalm 130 - Out of the Depths I Cry to You, Lord (Alstott) D10 - Psalm 143 - O Lord, Hear My Prayer (Alstott) Psalm Selection: _______________________________________________________________ Song of Farewell: (Please note that this music is not needed at memorials, only at funerals) O Loving God - McCoy (to the tune of “Danny Boy” or Londonderry Air) (BB2016 #685) “O loving God, we send your daughter/son home to you...” Song of Farewell - Sands (BB2016 #686) “May the choirs of angels come to greet you. May they speed you to paradise....” Song of Farewell - Smolarksi (Old 100th) (BB2016 #832) “Come to his/her aid, O saints of God; come meet him/her angels of the Lord....” Song of Farewell Selection: ______________________________________________________ Prescribed Music: Gospel Acclamation: Celtic Alleluia (Walker) or during Lent, Wondrous Love (Pishner) Holy, Mystery of Faith, Amen, Lamb of God: Mass of Creation (Haugen) General hymns for Mass found on reverse. General Hymns for Funeral or Memorial Masses (2016 Breaking Bread hymn numbers) Suggested placement: E=Entrance, P=Preparation, C=Communion, R=Recessional Alleluia! Alleluia! (E, R) (#170) Lord of All Hopefulness (P) (#396) Amazing Grace (P) (#428) Lord, to Whom Shall We Go (P, C) (not in hymnal) Ave Maria (P) (Chant: #710) Now We Remain (P, C) (#506) Be Not Afraid (P, C, R) (#427) On Eagle’s Wings (E, P, C, R) (#432) Be Thou My Vision (P) (#394) One Bread, One Body (C) (#342) Behold the Lamb (C) (#333) Prayer of St. Francis (P) (#527) Blest are They (C) (#635) Precious Lord, Take My Hand (P, R) (#692) Center of My Life (P, C) (#491) Rise Up With Him (E, R) (#575) Christ, Be Our Light (P, C) (#601) Shall We Gather at the River (E) (#616) Eye Has Not Seen (P) (#457) Shelter Me O God (P, C) (#468) Fly Like a Bird (P, R) (#461) Shepherd Me, O God (P, C) (#464) For All The Saints (E, R) (#723) Sing With All the Saints in Glory (E, R) (#617) Go Forth (R) (#683) Softly and Tenderly Jesus is Calling (P, R) (#664) God of Day and God of Darkness (P) (#645) The King of Love My Shepherd Is (P) (#466) Hail Mary: Gentle Woman (P) (#711) The Lord is My Light (Walker) (P, C) (#682) Here I Am, Lord (E, P) (#378) The Strife is O’er (E, R) (#566) Holy God, We Praise Thy Name (E, R) (#195) These Alone are Enough (P) (#393) How Can I Keep From Singing (P) (#434) We Remember (P, C) (#497) How Great Thou Art (E, P, R) (#420) We Walk By Faith (P, R) (#490) I Am the Bread of Life (C) (#349) We Will Rise Again (E, P, C) (#440) I Heard the Voice of Jesus (E, P, R) (#460) Where My Father Lives (P) (#620) I Know that My Redeemer Lives (E, P) (#684) You Are Mine (E, P, R) (#454) In Every Age (P, C) (#463) You Are Near (P, C) (#430) In the Garden (P) (not in hymnal) Certainly, some of these hymns could be placed within the Mass at other spots than those suggested, and other hymns can be considered as well. Secular music is not appropriate for liturgy and can not be considered. If there is a particular affection for such a piece of music, consider incorporating the playing of a recorded version of it in some manner into the visitation being conducted at the mortuary or as a means of concluding your family's time after the Rite of Committal at the cemetery. Please check with one of our priests or with our Director of Music Ministries, Orin Johnson ([email protected] or 636-980-6255) with any concerns or questions. Hymn Selections: Entrance: _____________________________________________________________________ Preparation of the Altar and Gifts: ________________________________________________ Communion: __________________________________________________________________ Recessional: __________________________________________________________________.
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