Liturgy Planning
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Click here for a list of psalm responses for Years A, B, and C.
23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
| Entrance | Send Down Your Spirit | A prayer for the Holy Spirit’s presence and guidance, connecting with the psalm's theme of God’s sustaining and liberating actions: "The LORD gives sight to the blind; the LORD raises up those who were bowed down." (Psalm 146) | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Offertory | Song Will Rise | Speaks of God’s mercy reaching the deepest corners of the heart, echoing the first reading where God brings healing and transformation: "Then will the eyes of the blind be opened." (Isaiah 35:4-7a) | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Communion | Walls (I'm Done Hiding) | This song reflects a desire to break down barriers and live authentically, which resonates with the call in James to avoid partiality and embrace all people equally: "Show no partiality as you adhere to the faith." (James 2:1-5) | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Recessional | Victor | Celebrates Jesus as the victorious healer and redeemer, aligning with the Gospel where Jesus heals the deaf and the mute: "He makes the deaf hear and the mute speak." (Mark 7:31-37) | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
24th Sunday in Ordinary Time
| Entrance | Soul of Christ | Focuses on Christ's sacrificial love and the transformation that comes through His passion, which aligns with the Gospel where Jesus speaks openly about His suffering and resurrection. (Mark 8:31) | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Offertory | Even In the Silence | Emphasizes trust in God’s presence even in suffering, resonating with the first reading’s theme: "The Lord GOD is my help; therefore I am not disgraced." (Isaiah 50:7) | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Communion | Cross of Christ | This song reflects on the cross as a symbol of salvation, echoing the Gospel's call to "take up his cross, and follow me." (Mark 8:34) | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Recessional | Do Not Fear, My Love | Speaks of trust in God's protection and mercy, which ties into the psalm's affirmation: "I will walk before the Lord, in the land of the living." (Psalm 116:9) | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
25th Sunday in Ordinary Time
| Entrance | For Me Alone | A personal reflection on God's protection and providence, echoing the psalmist's trust: "The Lord upholds my life." (Psalm 54:6b) | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Offertory | My Bride | Expresses God's intimate care and love, reflecting Jesus' embrace of the child and the call to receive Him with the simplicity and trust of a child: "Whoever receives one child such as this in my name, receives me." (Mark 9:37) | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Communion | Martyr’s Love | Resonates with the first reading’s theme of the righteous suffering at the hands of the wicked: "Let us condemn him to a shameful death." (Wisdom 2:20) | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Recessional | Death Is Not the End | Emphasizes the resurrection and triumph over death, connecting with Jesus' prediction of His passion: "The Son of Man is to be handed over to men... and three days after his death... rise." (Mark 9:31) | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
26th Sunday in Ordinary Time
| Entrance | Invitation | This song offers a call to come and rest in God’s presence, echoing Jesus' inclusivity: "Whoever is not against us is for us." (Mark 9:40) | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Offertory | Welcome | Emphasizes the welcoming of God's spirit, resonating with the first reading where Moses wishes that all the people of the Lord were prophets: "Would that the LORD might bestow his spirit on them all!" (Numbers 11:29) | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Communion | Real Presence | This song reflects on the truth and presence of Christ in our lives, aligning with the Alleluia verse: "Your word, O Lord, is truth; consecrate us in the truth." (John 17:17) | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Recessional | Glory | Encourages sharing God's deeds and faithfulness, which ties into the Responsorial Psalm's reflection: "The precepts of the Lord give joy to the heart." (Psalm 19:8) | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
27th Sunday in Ordinary Time
| Entrance | Up Close | Speaks of God's desire for closeness and intimacy, reflecting the unity of marriage and God's covenant relationship with His people. | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Offertory | Cast My Cares | Focuses on surrendering to God’s will and finding peace in Him, which connects with the trust and dependence expressed in Psalm 128: "Blessed are you who fear the LORD, who walk in his ways." | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Communion | Grafted | Speaks of being intimately joined to Christ, similar to the unity described in the marriage covenant: "The two shall become one flesh." (Mark 10:8) | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Recessional | You Shine | Celebrates God’s faithful presence and light, connecting with Psalm 128's theme of blessing in family and community: "May the Lord bless us all the days of our lives." (Psalm 128:5) | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time
| Entrance | Free | Reflects the Gospel’s message of detaching from worldly possessions to find freedom in Christ (Mk 10:21: "Go, sell what you have..."). | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Offertory | Thorn to Throne | Reflects the sacrificial journey of following Christ, and connects with the call to give up everything for the sake of the Gospel (Mk 10:28-30). | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Communion | Vessel | Resonates with the theme of surrendering oneself to God’s will, as Jesus invites the rich man in the Gospel to do. | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Recessional | In Your Light | Echoes the call in the Gospel to follow Jesus by living in the light of His wisdom and truth, rather than in material wealth. | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time
| Entrance | Death to Life | Reflects Isaiah 53:10-11, where the servant’s suffering leads to justification and life for many; this song highlights the movement from death to life in Christ. | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Offertory | Heart of Mercy | This song aligns with the Psalm and Gospel by focusing on trusting in God’s mercy and offering our lives in return, just as Jesus offered His life for others. | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Communion | Satisfies | The song's theme of realizing that only Jesus truly satisfies aligns with the Gospel message in Mark 10:35-45, where Jesus teaches that servant leadership and sacrifice, rather than worldly pursuits, lead to fulfillment. The lyrics express the longing for more and the realization that earthly things can't satisfy, which resonates with the Gospel's focus on following Christ by giving up self-centered desires. | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Recessional | Just As He Said | Highlights the fulfillment of Christ's sacrifice and resurrection, connecting with the Gospel’s message of servant leadership and Jesus giving His life as a ransom. | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
| Entrance | Proclaim | Echoes the joyful proclamation of the Lord's works seen in the Psalm (Ps 126:1-6), where God's deliverance fills the people with joy. | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Offertory | Rise | Ties into the healing and transformation seen in both the first reading (Jer 31:7-9) and the Gospel, where faith in Jesus brings new life. | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Communion | Jesus, You Are Here | Reinforces the Gospel's message that Jesus is present to heal and guide us, much like His encounter with Bartimaeus (Mark 10:46-52). | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |
| Recessional | Leaning on the Everlasting Arms | Reflects the theme of trusting in God's mercy and guidance, as seen in the Psalm 126 and the first reading (Jeremiah 31:9). | SongSelect | ONE LICENSE |