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Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary TimeSeptember 7, 2014

Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul

Prelude Solemn Melody Walter Davis 1869-1941

Introductory Rites

Gloria Missa Simplex Richard Proulx

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Sign of the Cross GreetingKyrie Word and Song Number 2, Page 6

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Liturgy of the WordWord and Song, page 249

First Reading Ezekiel 33:7-9 If you do not speak out to dissuade the wicked from his way,

I will hold you responsible for his death.

Second Reading Romans 13:8-10Love is the fulfillment of the law.

Acclamation Before the Gospel Alleluia in C Howard Hughes, SM

Collect

Responsorial Psalm Psalm 95 David Clark Isele

1. Come let us sing joyfully to the Lord; let us acclaim the Rock of our salvation.Let us greet him with thanksgiving; let us joyfully sing psalms to him.

2. Come, let us bow down in worship; let us kneel before the Lord who made us. For he is our God, and we are the people he shepherds, the flock he guides.

3. O that today you would hear his voice: Harden not your hearts as at Meribah,As in the day of Massah in the desert, where your fathers tempted me;

They tested me though they had seen my works.

God was reconciling the world to himself in Christand entrusting to us the message of reconciliation.

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Gospel Reading Matthew 18:15-20

If your brother or sister listens to you, you have won them over.

Homily

11:00 AM Renewal of Vows

Archbishop Chaput:

God our Father gives us the grace to persevere in our resolutions. Let us pray to him for these servants of his who are resolved to renew their vows today in the presence of the Church.

All pray for a time in silence.

Lord, in your providence you have called these servants of yours to follow your Son more closely. Mercifully grant that they may persevere to the end along the way of your love on which they have set out with such joy. We ask this through Christ our Lord.

All: Amen.

Archbishop Chaput:

I now invite all Religious Jubilarians to renew their vows.

Religious Jubilarians:

My God, I renew my vows of chastity, poverty and obedience, hoping, with your assistance, to observe them faithfully all of my life. Amen.

Profession of Faith Word and Song Page 12

Universal Prayer

Liturgy of the EucharistPreparation of the Gifts

Anthem Christ’s Flock Martin Shaw 11:00 AM Cathedral Basilica Schola 1875 - 1958

In Christ’s own flock let love be surely placed, From Christ’s own flock let concord hate expel: Of Christ’s own flock let love be so embraced, As we in Christ, and Christ in us

may dwell. Christ is the author of all unity, From whence proceedeth all felicity.O sing unto this glitt’ring glorious King. O praises bring from ev’ry living thing:

Let heart and voice like bells of silver ring. Alleluia, Alleluia!

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Sanctus Community Mass Richard Proulx

Offertory Hymn Love One Another James Chepponis 6:30 PM

Prayer over the Offerings

Mystery of Faith Community Mass Richard Proulx

Agnus Dei Community Mass Richard Proulx

Amen Community Mass Richard Proulx

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Lord’s Prayer

Rite of Peace

Communion Rite

Communion Anthem Ave Verum Wolfgang A. Mozart 11:00 AM Cathedral Basilica Schola 1543 - 1623

English Translation, Sung in Latin

1. God is renowned in Judah; In Israel his name is great.

2. His tent is set in Salem, And his dwelling place in Sion.

3. It was there he broke the flaming arrows, The shield, the sword, the armor.

4. Resplendent are you, more majestic Than the everlasting mountains. The stouthearted, despoiled, slept in death.

5. You uttered your sentence from the heavens; The earth in terror was still

6. When you arose, O God, to judge, To save all the humble of the earth. Dox. Glory to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit, As it was in the beginning, is now, And will be forever. Amen.

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Communion Antiphon Andrew Motyka

Psalm 76: 2, 3, 4, 5-6a, 9, 10

Ave, verum corpus natum de Maria Virgine,Vere passum immolatum in Cruce pro homine,Cujus latus perforatum unda fluxit et sanguine,Esto nobis praegustatum in mortis examine.

Hail,true body born of the Virgin Mary,Who truly suffered, sacrificed on the Cross for man,Whose pierced side overflowed with water and blood,Be for us a foretaste in the test of death.

Prayer after Communion

Salve Regina Chant 11:00AM and 6:30PM

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Concluding RitesBlessing and Dismissal

Recessional Hymn The Master Came to Bring Good News Ich Glaub An Gott

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Postlude Intrada Grayston Ives b. 1948

80 YearsSr. Berenice Eltz RSMBro. Casimir Pasnik OSPPE

75 YearsSr. Elaine Buckley RSMSr. Ann Rita Kobierski CSFNSr. Inez Cecilia Kockler OSF Phila.Sr. Grace Agnes Marzec SSJSr. Anne McMahon OSF Phila.Sr. Francis Dolores Meyers SSJSr. Jean Dolores Moratti IHMSr. Consolata Pylilo CSFNSr. Mary Jean Ritti RSMSr. Regis Wesolowski CSFN

70 YearsSr. Elizabeth Ann Brown GNSHSr. Helen Cahill RSMRev. Russell DeSimone OSASr. Miriam Grace Devlin OSF Phila.Sr. Natalie Dombrowski SSJSr. Sally Dougherty SSJSr. Mary Delphine Dowd RSMSr. Dorothy Dunn GNSHSr. Angela Erhard OSF Phila.Sr. Marie Gerald Fahy SSJSr. Eugene Madeleine Gaddi SSJRev. Joseph J. Getz OSASr. Rose Harmsen ACJSr. Ann Bernadette Harron GNSHSr. Helen St. Paul Herberich OSF Phila.Sr. Veronica A. Kaiser SSJ Sr. Margaret Kelly RSM

70 Years continuedRev. Cherubin F. Kerr OSASr. M. Francis Joseph Loughran IHMSr. Mystica McFadden OSF Phila.Sr. James Frances McGlashen OSF Phila.Sr. Therese Benedict McGuire SSJBro. Emery Mollenhauer FSCSr. Mary Damien O’Donnell IHM Sr. Helen O’Hara GNSHSr. Anthony Therese Palchik MSBTSr. Dorothy Patricia Quinn SSJSr. Mary Rita Robinson RSMSr. Kathleen Schneider RSMRev. Robert E. Steinman OSASr. Francis Paul Torre OSF Phila.Sr. Mary Rachel Torrieri IHMSr. Mary Michael Cecilia Walsh SSJSr. Rose Agnes White SSJ

65 YearsSr. Mary Michael Bayda OSBMSr. Eleanor Mary Bringenberg SSJRev. John J. Byrnes OSARev. Eugene A. DelConte OSASr. Saint Ursula Egan SSJSr. Marie Julia Furey SSJSr. Winifred Grelis SSJSr. Agnes Marie Gunn SSJSr. Marie Jerome Hennessy SSJRev. Stephen J. India CMSr. Eileen Kean SSJSr. Jean Francis Levenstein SSJSr. Theodosia Lukiw OSBMSr. Joan Anna Lyons SSJ

Religious Jubilarians

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65 Years continuedSr. Brigid McGarvey ACJSr. Mary McGrath SSJSr. Philomena Monte ACJSr. Agnes Anthony Mullen SSJSr. Laura Palka OSBMSr. Rita Partyka CSFNSr. Florence Edward Sullivan SSJSr. Bernadette Sznurkowski CSFN

60 YearsSr. Elizabeth Baeringer lspSr. Elizabeth Bagen GNSHSr. Dorothy Beck ACJRev. John P. Betoni OSASr. Daniel Elizabeth Bloodworth MSBTSr. Anne Marie Bradley SSJSr. Clare Marie Butt CSFNSr. Rosemary Cauley GNSHRev. William M. Cleary OSASr. Therese Maureen Colavechio IHMSr. M. Joan Connell IHMSr. Patricia Connelly RGSSr. Marianna Connolly RSMSr. Veroncia Frances Connor SSJSr. Regina Michael Costello SSJSr. M. Ann Coyle IHMSr. Mary Crawford IHMSr. Victoria Crescente RSMSr. Rosemary Davis IHMSr. Doloretta Dawid CSFNSr. Thaddeus Marie Del Ricci IHMSr. Mary Cuthberta Dick IHMRev. Edmund J. Dobbin OSASr. Marie C. Duffy IHMSr. Marie Ericson lspSr. Thomasina Farley SSJ

60 Years continuedSr. Helen Patricia Feeley SSJSr. Joan Gibbons RSMSr. Mary Bonaventure Gowan RSMRev. Edgar Graham SJSr. Clare Maureen Graven IHMSr. Jeanne Marie Guerin SHCJSr. Mary Clarita Hanson SHCJSr. Marita Helen Harrington IHMSr. Joan Hasson RSM Sr. Miriam Robert Heinze IHMSr. Mary Jane Hicks SHCJRev. Edward A. Jarvis SJSr. Regina Anthony Kane IHM Sr. Michael Immaculate Kean SSJSr. Patricia Kelly GNSHSr. Miriam Irene Keenan IHMSr. Joan Dolores Kelly IHMSr. Rose M. Kershbaumer MMSSr. Marita David Kirsch IHMSr. Julianna Kozman, RSMSr. Bernadette Mary Leahy SSJSr. Marie Carolyn Levand RSMSr. Anne Marie Loftus IHMSr. Chrysostom Lukiw OSBMSr. Bernadette M. Lyons IHMSr. Marilou MacDonald IHM Rev. Frank J. MacEntee SJBro. Hugh Maguire FSCSr. Mary Franceline Malone SBSSr. Joan Maureen Martin IHMSr. Rita Marie Martin, IHMSr. Michael Maureen McArdle IHMSr. Ruth McCarthy SHCJSr. Marita Jean McCormick IHMSr. Elizabeth McDonald ACJSr. M. Josephine McDonald IHM

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60 Years continuedRev. W. Howard McGraw OSASr. Marie Michael McGuire RSMSr. M. Rose McHugh IHMSr. Patricia Eileen McKeon GNSHSr. Virginia Assumpta McNabb IHMSr. Regina Mary Meehan SSJSr. Rita Ann Meehan RSMSr. Josephine Patti GNSHSr. Arlene Primus MSC Sr. Mary Bernadette Quigg RSMSr. Norine Mary Quinn IHMSr. Marie Cosmas Riccioli IHM Sr. Ruth Ruster CSFNSr. Dolorine Marie Ryan IHMSr. Marian Paul Schneider RSMSr. Ann Schwartz SHCJSr. M. Jamesina Silvano IHMSr. Josaphat Slobodian OSBMSr. Marian Anne Smith IHMSr. Judith Mary Stecklair IHMSr. Jean Strawbridge RSMSr. Aurea Stroik CSFNSr. Nora Sweeney SHCJSr. Joseph Maureen Szarek RSM Sr. Patricia Tirrell SHCJSr. Marita Donald Toland IHMRev. Neil L. Ver’Schneider SJSr. Grace Waters MSBTSr. Constance Marie Welsh GNSH

50 YearsRev. Rene Barczak OFM Assump.Sr. Marcella Binkowski CSFNSr. Frances Boyle RSMSr. M. Helen David Brancato IHM Sr. Mary Anne Broughton SNDdeN

50 Years continuedSr. Bernadette Carlin SSJSr. Patricia Carroll RSMSr. Mary Esther Carsele MPFRev. Thomas J. Casey OSARev. Robert S. Curry SJSr. Theresa Curtin OSF Phila.Sr. M. Anne Edward Dalton IHM Rev. James E. Dalton OSFSSr. M. Rita E. Devine IHMSr. Mary Ann Dillon RSMSr. Margaret Mary Egan OSF Phila.Sr. Maureen Agnes Eggert IHMSr. M. Ellen Thomas Ertel IHMRev. Francis A. Farsaci OSASr. Marilyn Foy SBSSr. Catherine Frain lspRev. Adrian Gilligan OSASr. Ruth Elizabeth Goodwin OSF Phila.Sr. Helen Marie Gwiazda OSF Bern.Sr. M. Rose Lawrence Harlan IHMSr. Rosemary Herron RSMSr. Maria Jose Husovich VHMSr. Mary Kelley SSJSr. Catherine Gerald Kelly SSJRev. Thomas R. Kennedy CMSr. Ann Laszok OSBMRev. David Lawler O.Praem. Sr. Monica Lesnick OSBMSr. Kathleen M. Looby IHM Sr. Kathleen Lyons RSMSr. Kathleen Marie Mackerer SSJBro. Leonardo Marsh FSCSr. M. Arleen McCann IHMSr. Maureen McGarrity CSFNRev. Joseph McLaughlin O.Praem.Rev. Dennis E. McNally SJ

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50 Years continuedSr. Virginia Medwid RSMSr. William Adele Metcalfe SSJ Sr. Paula Marie Napoli SSJSr. Honora Nicholson RSMSr. Edythe Hester Norman OSF Phila.Sr. Catherine O’Donnell OSF Phila.Rev. Edward T. O’Donnell SJSister Jeannine Marie O’Kane IHM Sr. Margaret J. Oravez SSJSr. Monica Marie Osaben SSJSr. Marie Bernadette Pape RSMSr. Ann Provost RSMRev. Nicholas S. Rashford SJRev. Edward L. Rauch OSFSSr. M. Margaret Patrice Reinking IHMSr. Marita Carmel Rondinelli RSMRev. Michael Scanlon OSASr. Lucy Schluth RSMSr. Margaret M. Shields IHMSr. Margaret K. Siegfried SSJSr. Caroline Silvestrini GNSHSr. Barbara Specker SBSSr. Elaine Swan ASSPSr. Anna Marie Tag RSMSr. Mary Susanne Thibault MSBTSr. Cecilia Tong ACJSr. Stephanie Marie Unger OSF Phila.Sr. M. Julia Ann Walsh IHMSr. Eileen White GNSHSr. Frances Whitman GNSHSr. Rita Dolores Woehlcke SSJSr. Diane Marie Wolf SSJ

25 YearsSr. M. William Catherine Brannen IHMRev. Francis J. Caponi OSASr. Patricia Evanick DCSr. Joan Loretta Henkel RSMSr. M. Catherine Irene Masino IHMSr. M. Rose Bernadette Mulligan IHMRev. Mark F. Plaushin OSFSSr. M. Susan Joseph Porvaznik IHMSr. M. Nancy Carolina Rivera IHMSr. Edna Villafuerte MMSSr. Cordia Wilczewska CSFN

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Year Long Preparationfor the 8th World Meeting of Families

Beginning with 1994, The Year of the Family, the Pontifical Council for the Family has been responsible for organizing the World Meetings of Families in Rome (1994); Rio de Janeiro (1997); Rome (2000); Manila (2003); Valencia (2006); Mexico City (2009); Milan (2012); and now, Philadelphia (2015). Since its inception by Saint John Paul II, the World Meeting of Families has sought to strengthen the sacred bonds of family across the globe.

Iconic Image by Neilson Carlin

Kennett Square artist Neilson Carlin has been commissioned to create the iconic image of the Holy Family for the World Meeting of Families – Philadelphia 2015. Neilson completed his undergraduate training at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, receiving a BFA in illustration. He concluded his formal studies privately under figure painter Michael Aviano of New York City.

This sacred painting is a religious work of art meant to encourage both reflection and prayer. The image is a four-by-five-foot oil on canvas of the Holy Family – Mary, Joseph and Jesus as a small child, as well as Mary’s parents, Saints Anna and Joachim. This beautiful work of art will be on display in the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul through the conclusion of the World Meeting of Families, which will be held September 22-27, 2015. Those coming to view the iconic image at the Cathedral Basilica will also be able to light a candle for prayer and support for families around the world.

“What came to be through him was life, and this life was the light of the human race.” - John 1:4

“As planets find perfect balance and harmony revolving around the sun, so do we find perfect order when we establish Christ at the center of our families. His light illuminates our hearts and minds, and our interactions with others. Consequently, the piece was designed to focus the viewer on the centrality of Christ in the image, and remind us of the necessity of his role as the focal point of our lives.” - Neilson Carlin

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The official prayer for the World Meeting of Families – Philadelphia 2015 is meant to aid people from around the world in their spiritual preparation for this momentous event. The prayer is accessible on the 2015 World Meeting of Families’ web site in 18 languages including American Sign Language. Distributed to all of the parishes across the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, this prayer is meant to serve as a vehicle of hope and faith for families. The framed prayer will be on display at the Cathedral Basilica along with the Holy Family painting.

The Official Prayer

The Role of CatechesisThe Preparatory Catechesis plays a central role in each World Meeting of Families (WMOF). The WMOF is hosted by different dioceses, and the host diocese for each World Meeting writes a preparatory catechism—a collection of what Catholics believe about human purpose, marriage, and the family. The catechesis, like the World Meeting, is for people of all ages at all stages of life.

For more information, visit www.worldmeeting2015.org

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has called upon a gifted group of speakers who are well-versed in the Church’s teachings on marriage and the family to serve as catechists on behalf of the World Meeting of Families. In order to help everyone across the Archdiocese prepare for the World Meeting, these presenters will visit the parishes to spread the message of the Preparatory Catechesis and to share information about the World Meeting of Families event itself. The presentation entitled “Introduction to the World Meeting of Families Catechism” will be open to the general public, and all are invited to attend a session. Through the generous service of these volunteer catechists, our communities will be roused to enthusiasm and energy for this great moment of grace for the Archdiocese.

The Catechists

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