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The Ordination of Andrew John Asbil to the Sacred Order of Bishops The Cathedral Church of St. James Diocese of Toronto • Anglican Church of Canada 65 Church Street, Toronto, Ontario M5C 2E9 Cathedral Centre: 416-364-7865 • Fax: 416-364-0295 [email protected] • www.stjamescathedral.ca Archbishop of Toronto & Metropolitan of Ontario The Most Reverend Colin Johnson Interim Priest-in-Charge & Vicar The Ordination of The Reverend Louise Peters Vicar of St. Bartholomew, Regent Park Andrew John Asbil The Reverend Dr. Walter Hannam to the Associate Priest The Reverend Leigh Kern Sacred Order Assistant Curate, Mandarin Ministry of Bishops The Reverend James Liu Pastoral Associates The Reverend David Bousfield The Reverend David Hoopes, OHC THE FEAST OF ST. MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS Saturday September 29, 2018 • 10:30am Director of Music Robert Busiakiewicz Organist The Cathedral Church of St. James Ian Sadler ❖ The Diocese of Toronto The Ecclesiastical Province of Ontario Hymn texts are reproduced with permission under onelicense.net license #8673. The Anglican Church of Canada Common Praise – Copyright © 1998 by The General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada. Voices United: The Hymn and Worship Book of The United Church of Canada – Copyright © 1996 The United Church Publishing House; New Revised Standard Version Bible: (NRSV) Anglicized Edition, copyright 1989, 1995, Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. The Book of Alternative Services copyright © 2004 by the General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada. All rights reserved. Reproduced under licence from ABC Publishing, Anglican Book Centre, a ministry of the General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada, from Anglican Liturgical Library. Eucharistic Prayer #8: Evangelical Lutheran Worship Copyright© 2006 Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Published by Augsburg Fortress, Publishers. Used by permission. All rights reserved. Further copying is prohibited. v13 Litanist The Reverend Louise Peters Directors of Music Mr. Robert Busiakiewicz Mr. Dan Norman Organist Mr. Ian Sadler Choirs Choirs of St. James Cathedral Choir of the Church of the Redeemer Guest Musicians Dr. Mike Daley and the Church of the Redeemer Band Sidespersons Ms. Jayne Hobbs, Churchwarden Mr. Don Solomon, Churchwarden Ms. Barbara Hirst, Sidespersons’ Coordinator Mr. Bob Simpson, Sidespersons’ Coordinator Ms. Kay Betts Mr. Joe Cairns Ms. Angela Emerson Ms. Jeanne Jordan-Awang Mr. Jim Kerr Mr. Christian Kingsmill Mr. Russell Mark Mr. Ed McBride Mr. Peter Mentis Mr. Roger Pearce Mr. Gordon Robison Ms. Marge Yearwood The Bells of Old York The Cathedral Guild of Change Ringers Tower Captain Mr. Dan Tregunno 21 THE GATHERING OF THE COMMUNITY CHILDREN’S WORSHIP BULLETINS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE ENTRANCE OF THE CATHEDRAL OR BY ASKING A SIDESPERSON. PLEASE RETURN ANY SUPPLIES AT THE END OF THE SERVICE. Presenting the Symbols of Episcopal Office Stole and Chasuble Ms. Hannah Coyle-Asbil and Mr. Karl Westerholm Pre-Service Music Pectoral Cross The Right Reverend Walter Asbil and Mrs. Mavis Asbil Band Selections Ring Ms. Jayne Hobbs and Mr. Don Solomon Hymn Tune: Siyahamba Mitre Mr. Grant Westerholm Crozier Canon Alice Jean Finlay We are marching in the light of God, we are marching in the light of God. Scriptures Ms. Sophie Coyle-Asbil We are marching in the light of God, we are marching in the light of God. We are marching, marching, we are marching, marching, Element Bearers Mr. Aidan Hopperton We are marching in the light of God. Mr. Sean Hopperton We are marching, marching, we are marching, marching, Ms. Eleanor Liu We are marching in the light of God. Mr. Marston Mark Siyahamb´ ekukhanyen´ kwenkhos´, Siyahamb´ ekukhanyen´ kwenkhos´. Communion Ministers The Most Reverend Colin Johnson Siyahamb´ ekukhanyen´ kwenkhos´, Siyahamb´ ekukhanyen´ kwenkhos´. The Right Reverend Andrew Asbil Siyahamba, hamba, siyahamba, hamba, Siyahamb´, ekukhanyen´ kwenkhos´. The Right Reverend Peter Fenty Siyahamba, hamba, siyahamba, hamba, Siyahamb´, ekukhanyen´ kwenknos´. The Right Reverend Riscylla Walsh Shaw Words: South African Trad. song 20th century, trans. Anders Nyberg 1984 The Right Reverend Kevin Robertson Music: South African Trad. song 20th century, arr. Anders Nyberg et al 1984 The Right Reverend Jenny Andison Translation and arrangement copyright © 1984 Walton Music Corporation The Very Reverend Peter Wall Witness Jack Halloran The Venerable Rick Jones The Venerable Mike Patterson Choirs Who’ll be a witness for my Lord? Oh I’ll be a witness for my Lord. The Venerable Stephen Vail There was a man of the Pharisees, His name was Nicodemus and he didn’t believe. The Reverend Canon David Brinton, OGS The same came to Christ by night, wanted to be taught out of human sight. The Reverend Canon Joanne Davies Nicodemus was a man who desired to know how a man can be born when he is old. The Reverend David Howells Christ told Nicodemus as a friend, “Man, you must be born again.” The Reverend Leigh Kern He said, “Marvel not, if you want to be wise, repent, believe and be baptized.” The Reverend James Liu Then you’ll be a witness for my Lord. You’ll be a witness for my Lord. The Reverend Canon Kate Merriman You’ll be a witness for my Lord, soul is a witness for my Lord. The Reverend Canon Jennifer Reid The Reverend Lucy Reid You read about Samson, from his birth, he was the strongest man that ever lived on earth. Mr. Robert Hart Way back yonder in the ancient times he killed ten thousand of the Philistines. Then old Samson went a-wandering about. Ms. Susan Graham Walker, ODT Dr. Brian Walsh Samson’s strength was never found out. ’Til his wife sat up on his knee. She said, “Tell me where your strength lies, if you please.” Servers Mr. Paul Seddon, ODT Well old Samson’s wife, she talked so fair, Samson said, “cut off-a my hair. Ms. Leslie Laing Cut it off, shave my head just as clean as your hand, Mr. Ira Carmichael and my strength will come like a natural man.’ Ms. Ruth Davis Mr. David Grant Samson was a witness for my Lord. Samson was a witness for my Lord. Ms. Andrea Jarmai Samson was a witness for my Lord, soul is a witness for my Lord. Ms. Mary Jane Tuthill There’s another witness, there’s another witness, there is another witness, Mr. Winston Wright there is another witness for my Lord! My soul is a witness for my Lord! 20 1 Congregational Taize Presiding Celebrant The Most Reverend Colin Johnson The king-dom of God is jus-tice and peace and joy in the Ho - ly Spir - it. Co-Consecrators The Bishops of the Ecclesiastical Province of Ontario Archbishop’s Chaplains The Reverend Canon Jacquie Bouthéon Mr. Paul Seddon, ODT Come, Lord, and o - pen in us the gates of your king - dom. The Chaplain to the Primate The Venerable Paul Feheley Deacons The Reverend Morning Wang PLEASE REMAIN SEATED AS ECUMENICAL GUESTS ARE ESCORTED TO THEIR SEATS. The Reverend Alison Hari-Singh Acknowledgment of Indigenous Territory Smudge and Acknowledgment Bishop-elect Chris Harper This sacred land is the territory of several Indigenous Nations - Presenters – Bishops The Right Reverend Walter Asbil the Wendat, the Haudenosaunee, and the Anishnaabe, The Right Reverend Susan Bell with special recognition to the Mississaugas of New Credit. The Right Reverend John Chapman We also acknowledge that we are on the shores of Niigaani-gichigami/Lake Ontario. Priests The Reverend Charles McMulkin This territory is governed by the Dish With One Spoon Wampum Belt Treaty, The Reverend Canon Cheryl Palmer an agreement between the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and the Anishnaabe Confederacy Deacon The Reverend Dr. Anne Day to peaceably share and sustain the life of the Great Lakes. Laity Mrs. Mary Asbil In the spirit of that Treaty we seek to place at the centre of our gatherings Mrs. Mavis Asbil the values of respectful reciprocity, diversity, peace, responsibility, and mutual aid. Ms. Suzanne Lawson, ODT Ms. Sarah McDonald, ODT BISHOP-ELECT CHRIS HARPER WILL SMUDGE THE CHANCEL IN PREPARATION FOR THE LITURGY. Mr. John Stevens, ODT The Procession PLEASE STAND AS THE CHOIR SINGS. Readers Ms. Jean Bubba Ms. Bridget Coyle-Asbil Choir i thank You God for most this amazing day:for the leaping greenly spirits of trees Gospeller The Reverend Morning Wang (reading in Mandarin) and a blue true dream of sky;and for everything Homilist The Most Reverend Fred Hiltz, Primate which is natural which is infinite which is yes Chancellor of the Ecclesiastical (i who have died am alive again today, Province of Ontario Mr. Jean Bédard, QC and this is the sun’s birthday;this is the birth Provincial Executive Officer day of life and of love and wings:and of the gay & Registrar The Venerable Harry Huskins great happening illimitably earth) Diocesan Chancellor Canon Clare Burns, LLB, LLM how should tasting touching hearing seeing Diocesan Vice Chancellor & Registrar Canon Paul Baston, LLB breathing any—lifted from the no Diocesan Vice Chancellor Mr. Brian Armstrong, QC, ODT of all nothing—human merely being doubt unimaginable You? (now the ears of my ears awake and now the eyes of my eyes are opened) Text: e.e. cummings Music: Eric Whitacre This poem was originally published in Xaipe (Greek, meaning “Rejoice") (New York: Oxford University Press, 1950), reissued in 2004 by Liveright, an imprint of W.W. Norton & Company. Reprinted here by permission of the publisher. Copyright expires 2045. 2 19 Blessing THE NEW BISHOP BLESSES THE PEOPLE. Greeting Bishop Our help is in the name of the Lord, Archbishop The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, People The maker of heaven and earth. and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit, be with you all. All And also with you. Bishop Blessed be the name of the Lord, People From this time forth for evermore.
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