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December 11, 2020

Nativity of the Lord (Christmas) at the Mass at Dawn (Dec 25, 2020)


“Let us go, then, to Bethlehem to see this thing that has taken place.”

In the City of David, God’s promise of salvation has been fulfilled as the Eternal Word is born of Mary, Jesus the Lord.

Nativity of the Lord (Christmas) at the Mass at Dawn (Dec 25, 2020)

 

Listen to the Podcast:

 

Christmas Dawn Entrance Antiphon Today a Light Will Shine Upon Us (Steve Angrisano, Sarah Hart, Curtis Stephan)

Let Us All Rejoice: p. 32

Entrance Chant Born This Day (Ken Canedo)

Choose Christ Missal 2021 #102, Spirit & Song #146

Responsorial Psalm A Light Will Shine on Us This Day: The Lord Is Born for Us (Tom Kendzia)

Spirit & Psalm 2021: p. 43

Gospel Acclamation Alleluia: Mass of Restoration (Josh Blakesley and Leland G. “Grae” McCullough IV)

Spirit & Psalm 2021: p.44

Presentation and Preparation of the Gifts We Adore (Sarah Hart and Scott Krippayne)

Choose Christ Missal #107; Spirit & Song #145

Christmas Dawn Communion Antiphon Rejoice, O Daughter Sion; Lift Up Praise, Daughter Jerusalem (Steve Angrisano. Sarah Hart, Curtis Stephan)

Let Us All Rejoice: p. 34

Communion Chant Joy to the World (Traditional; arr. by Dean Baskerville, Laurie Roberts, and Tammy McMorrow)

Choose Christ Missal 2021 #108; Spirit & Song #147

Song of Praise The King Shall Come (Trevor Thomson)

Choose Christ Missal 2021 #92; Spirit & Song #143; Breaking Bread 2021 #39

Sending Forth Go Tell It on the Mountain (Spiritual)

Choose Christ Missal 2021 #104; Never Too Young #158; Breaking Bread 2021 #100

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