In case you're wondering whether the theme of today's liturgy was about being an optomist or a pessamist it wasn't. It wasn't about drink in any form either. No the underlying question Father Mark posed to us was 'Are you one of the nine or like the Samaritan who went back'. This searching question (precipitated by the parable of the 1o lepers) was to remind us that me must give thanks to God whenever we can and that prayerful conversation should continue through the good times and the bad - we should thank God for our glass being half full rather than complaining that it is half empty. Easier to say than to do, but with a bit of practice it can become easier....
Today's music liturgy continued our October Marian theme and we welcomed another new guitarist - Danny (not Louise's Danny but an older model belonging to Julie and Robert). Despite the fact that he had no guitar and thought he had lost his music, he agreed to play on borrowed instrument and took a full part in the liturgy. We look forward to hearing his trumpet !
It was great to welcome Ann back to the fold after she had recently been in hospital with a broken hip. We wish her a speedy recovery.
Entry Immaculate Mary
Gloria Gloria
Responsorial Psalm As the deer pants
Alleluia Plymouth alleluia
Offertory Blessed be God
Holy Holy Newquay mass II
Mem Accl Dying You destroyed our death, rising you restored our life
Come, Lord Jesus come, ome again in glory.
Come Lord Jesus come, come again in glory (rpt)
Great Amen Amen, Amen, Amen
We will sing of Your love forever. We will sing Your praise forever Amen
Amen, Amen, Amen
Sign of Peace Peace be with you, peace be with you always (x3)
Agnus Dei Newquay mass II
Communion Song of a young prophet
Recessional O Mother Blest
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