The Precentor Verse: Decani 8.00 Holy Communion

<ul style="display: flex;"><li style="flex:1">Sunday 7 July </li><li style="flex:1">Monday 15 July </li></ul>Thursday 11 July THIRD SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY In residence: The Precentor 8.00 Holy Communion (Lady Chapel) 10.00 MATTINS Swithun, bishop, c. 862 7.30 Mattins (said) 8.00 Holy Communion Order 1 (Chapel of St Mary Magdalene) 5.30 Evening Prayer (said) Benedict, abbot, c. 550 7.30 Mattins (said) 8.00 Holy Communion Order 1 (Shrine of St Richard) 10.30 Holy Communion (Lady Chapel) 5.30 EVENSONG sung by the Lay Vicars Responses: Truslove Moore in A Cardoso - Domine tu mihi lavas pedes 7.00 Prebendal School Summer Concert Verse: Decani Responses: Smith Boyce in C Batten - Haste thee, O God Preacher: The Reverend Canon Stephen Ferns, Treasurer Tuesday 16 July Osmund, bishop, 1099 7.30 Mattins (said) 8.00 Holy Communion Order 1 (Chapel of St John the Baptist) 5.30 Evening Prayer (said) <ul style="display: flex;"><li style="flex:1">Psalm: 65 </li><li style="flex:1">Hymn: 235 (omit v. 3) </li></ul>11.00 SUNG EUCHARIST Byrd - Mass for Five Voices Friday 12 July 7.30 Mattins (said) 8.00 Holy Communion Order 1 (Chapel of St Thomas and St Edmund) 5.30 EVENSONG (unaccompanied) Responses: Leighton Wednesday 17 July 7.30 Mattins (said) 8.00 Holy Communion Order 1 (Chapel of St George) 1.10 Holy Communion Order 1 (Lady Chapel) 5.30 Evening Prayer (said) Victoria - O sacrum convivium Preacher: The Reverend Canon Tim Schofield, Precentor Psalms: 92, 146 <ul style="display: flex;"><li style="flex:1">Psalm: 66: 1-8 </li><li style="flex:1">Hymns: 263 (omit *), SP 290, </li></ul>AMNS 235, SP 216ii, AMNS 395 3.30 EVENSONG Responses: Smith Jackson in G Bevan - Magnificat quarti toni Philips - Ne reminiscaris Domine Thursday 18 July Southern Cathedrals Festival Elizabeth Ferard, deaconess, founder of the Community of St Andrew, 1883 7.30 Mattins (said) 8.00 Holy Communion Order 1 (Shrine of St Richard) 10.30 Holy Communion (Bishop’s Chapel) 2.15 SCF Concert 1: O Be Joyful in the Lord 4.30 EVENSONG Hadley - My beloved spake Psalm: 74 Saturday 13 July Henry II and Cunegund, patrons of Bamberg, 1024 and 1039 7.30 Mattins (said) 9.00 Prebendal School Prizegiving 12.00 Holy Communion Order 1 (Lady Chapel) 3.00 RAF Sussex Wing Air Cadets Service 5.30 Evening Prayer (said) Hymns: 391, 467 Monday 8 July 7.30 Mattins (said) 8.00 Holy Communion Order 1 (Chapel of St Mary Magdalene) 5.30 EVENSONG sung by the girl choristers and lay clerks of Winchester Cathedral Responses: Radcliffe Howells - New College Service Responses: Leighton Gibbons - Fauxbourdon Service Mundy - O Lord, the maker of all thing <ul style="display: flex;"><li style="flex:1">Howells - Salve Regina </li><li style="flex:1">Hymns: AMNS 401, 333 </li></ul>Sunday 14 July FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY Sea Sunday In residence: The Dean 8.00 Holy Communion (Lady Chapel) 10.00 MATTINS 7.00 Celebrity Organ Recital: Franz Hauk, Ingolstadt Cathedral Friday 19 July Southern Cathedrals Festival Gregory, bishop, and his sister Macrina, deaconess, teachers of the faith, c. 394 8.00 Holy Communion Order 1 (Chapel of St Thomas and St Edmund) 10.00 MATTINS Tuesday 9 July 7.30 Mattins (said) 8.00 Holy Communion Order 1 (Chapel of St John the Baptist) 1.10 Lunchtime Concert: Alessandra Pompili and Einar Johannesson (piano and clarinet) 5.30 EVENSONG Verse: Cantoris Responses: Leighton Stanford in A Blow - Praise the Lord, ye servants Preacher: The Reverend Dr Irene Smale, Cathedral Deacon sung by the girl choristers and lay vicars of Salisbury Cathedral Responses: Clucas Stanford in B-flat Responses: Leighton Darke in F Orr - They that put their trust in the Lord Psalm: 77: 1-12 11.00 SUNG EUCHARIST Darke in F Hymn: 436 <ul style="display: flex;"><li style="flex:1">Roth - The Flower </li><li style="flex:1">Hymn: 377 </li></ul>4.15 EVENSONG Wednesday 10 July 7.30 Mattins (said) 8.00 Holy Communion Order 1 (Sailors’ Chapel) 1.10 Holy Communion Order 1 (Lady Chapel) 5.30 Evening Prayer (said) Byrd - Ave verum corpus sung by the combined boys and lay clerks of Chichester, Salisbury and Winchester Cathedrals Recorded by BBC Radio 3 - please be seated by 4.00pm East - The Call Responses: Leighton Stocken - Chichester Service Preacher: The Reverend Canon Derek Tansill Resp. Psalm: 25: 1-10 Hymns: 495, 374, 354, CP 521, 393 3.30 EVENSONG Responses: Leighton Rubbra in A-flat Brahms - How lovely is thy dwelling place Psalm: 76 Hymns: 390, 378 (omit v. 6) Wesley - Ascribe Unto the Lord <ul style="display: flex;"><li style="flex:1">Psalm: 119: 1-32 </li><li style="flex:1">Hymn: 419 </li></ul>7.00 SCF Concert 2: Sing Unto the Lord St Benedict DIARY (continued) In the Lectionary, we commemorate St Benedict, Abbot on 11 July. Benedict was born in the Italian town of Nursia in Umbria in 480 AD. His contribution to the development of western monasticism and so to European life and culture cannot be underestimated. He founded 12 communities of monks at Subiaco just east of Rome before moving to Monte Cassino which is between Rome and Naples. An account of his life is found in Gregory the Great’s Dialogues (particularly the second book). But it was not so much the events of his life which were to be Benedict’s lasting legacy – it was his Rule of Life. Saturday 20 July Southern Cathedrals Festival Margaret of Antioch, martyr, 4th century 8.00 Mattins (said) 11.00 FESTIVAL EUCHARIST sung by the combined boy choristers and lay clerks and Chichester, Salisbury and Winchester Cathedrals Victoria - Missa Laetatus Sum Victoria - O Domine Jesu Christe Preacher: The Revd Ronald Corp OBE Hymns: 197, 492, CP 450, CP 618 5.00 Evening Prayer (said, Bishop’s Chapel) 6.00 SCF Concert 3: J. S. Bach - St John Passion The Rule of St Benedict was largely drawn from the writings of John Cassian, a Romanian priest who founded an Egyptian style monastery in the tradition of the Desert Fathers in Marseilles, France in 415 AD. St Benedict incorporated many of John Cassian’s principles into his Rule and encouraged his monks to read the works of Cassian. Sunday 21 July FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY In residence: The Precentor 8.00 Holy Communion (Lady Chapel) 10.00 MATTINS Southern Cathedrals Festival Verse: Decani Benedict’s Rule was written in 516 AD. It comprises 73 chapters and its subject matter falls into 2 categories: the spiritual (how to live a life in imitation of Christ) and the administrative (how to run a harmonious and well organised religious community). There is much that is instructive for the smooth running of any Christian community, including a Cathedral! Responses: Leighton Noble in B minor Elgar - The Spirit of the Lord Preacher: The Reverend Canon Tim Schofield, Precentor <ul style="display: flex;"><li style="flex:1">Psalm: 81: 1-8 </li><li style="flex:1">Hymn: 427 </li></ul>11.00 SUNG EUCHARIST Mozart - Spatzenmesse Mozart - Ave verum corpus WORSHIP AND MUSIC In addition, Benedict set out the essence of a specifically monastic life: Ora et Labore – to pray and to work. The order of those two words is important as for Benedict it is prayer which needs to undergird everything. The practical outcome of Benedict’s vision for monastic communities is that they should pray for 8 hours, sleep for 8 hours and work for 8 hours (and work could include manual work or spiritual reading and writing). It is all about living a stable and balanced life, again an instructive insight for modern life which can often lack the ‘stabilitas’ and balance that Benedict advocates. Preacher: The Very Reverend Stephen Waine, Dean <ul style="display: flex;"><li style="flex:1">Psalm: 15 </li><li style="flex:1">Hymns: 440 (omit *), </li></ul>424 (omit *), CP 453, 308, 272 3.30 EVENSONG with Dismissal of Choristers Responses: Leighton 7 - 21 July 2019 Howells - Collegium Regale Wesley - Blessed be the God and Father Harris - Bring us, O Lord God <ul style="display: flex;"><li style="flex:1">Psalm: 82 </li><li style="flex:1">Hymns: 394, 339 </li></ul>www.chichestercathedral.org.uk St Benedict contributed more than anyone else to the rise of monasticism in Europe and the majority of monks and nuns whether they are Benedictine or Cistercian follow his Rule. Benedict was made Patron Protector of Europe in 1964 by Pope Paul VI and Co-Patron of Europe (with St Cyril and St Methodius) by Pope John Paul II in 1980. Benedict died at Monte Cassino on 21 March 547 AD. Before 1970 his feast day was always on 21 March with a memorial on 11 July. This was changed in 1970 because the March feast day invariably fell during Lent. So after 1970 the memorial became the main feast day and 11 July could be celebrated without any Lenten restrictions. Follow us on Twitter @ChiCathedral

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