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Liturgy Centre Catholic Diocese of Auckland 6 th Sunday Easter Year B May 9th Welcome before Mass: (Commentator) Tēnā Koutou katoa – Good morning and welcome! Today is the sixth Sunday of Easter. Just as the early Christians gathered together after Jesus’ resurrection, we also gather with a sense of joy as we recall our Christian story, and welcome the risen Christ among us. I warmly welcome you here today to (…parish name …). Let us be still for a moment as we prepare to celebrate this liturgy. (20 seconds – stay at microphone). Welcome! Let us sing together. Prayer of the Faithful – People’s Response: Alleluia, Alleluia (Note to reader: Ensure the people know the response. You may need to read it out first. Alternatively, change the response to one they know.) For the Church – that we will be people who show no partiality, but who honour the dignity of all, and treat all people with respect. Silence Reader: Christ has died, Christ is risen! All: Alleluia. Alleluia. For leaders of nations – that they will respect neighbouring countries, strive to live in peace, and have appropriate regard for the boundaries between one country and another. Silence Reader: Christ has died, Christ is risen! All: Alleluia. Alleluia. For married couples – that they will stand as equals in a mutual bond of love, and that through the years, their love will grow in strength and depth, touching many with the warmth of their care. Silence Reader: Christ has died, Christ is risen! All: Alleluia. Alleluia. For the covid-19 pandemic – that it will bring to birth a greater sense of compassion among all peoples and a greater willingness to provide care for those in need. Silence Reader: Christ has died, Christ is risen! All: Alleluia. Alleluia. For suffering caused by climate change – that all people will show great care for the well-being of our planet, and that those who suffer from floods, winds or fire, find the care they need in the loving support of neighbours, near and far. Silence Reader: Christ has died, Christ is risen! All: Alleluia. Alleluia. For our local community of………………….. That___________________________________________________________________
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Catholic Diocese of Auckland
6th Sunday Easter Year B May 9th
Welcome before Mass: (Commentator) Tēnā Koutou katoa – Good morning and welcome! Today is the sixth Sunday of Easter. Just as the early Christians gathered together after Jesus’ resurrection, we also gather with a sense of joy as we recall our Christian story, and welcome the risen Christ among us. I warmly welcome you here today to (…parish name …). Let us be still for a moment as we prepare to celebrate this liturgy. (20 seconds – stay at microphone). Welcome! Let us sing together.
Prayer of the Faithful – People’s Response: Alleluia, Alleluia (Note to reader: Ensure the people know the response. You may need to read it out first. Alternatively, change the response to one they know.)For the Church – that we will be people who show no partiality, but who honour the dignity of all, and treat all people with respect.
Silence Reader: Christ has died, Christ is risen! All: Alleluia. Alleluia.
For leaders of nations – that they will respect neighbouring countries, strive to live in peace, and have appropriate regard for the boundaries between one country and another.
Silence Reader: Christ has died, Christ is risen! All: Alleluia. Alleluia.
For married couples – that they will stand as equals in a mutual bond of love, and that through the years, their love will grow in strength and depth, touching many with the warmth of their care.
Silence Reader: Christ has died, Christ is risen! All: Alleluia. Alleluia.
For the covid-19 pandemic – that it will bring to birth a greater sense of compassion among all peoples and a greater willingness to provide care for those in need.
Silence Reader: Christ has died, Christ is risen! All: Alleluia. Alleluia.
For suffering caused by climate change – that all people will show great care for the well-being of our planet, and that those who suffer from floods, winds or fire, find the care they need in the loving support of neighbours, near and far.
Silence Reader: Christ has died, Christ is risen! All: Alleluia. Alleluia.
For our local community of………………….. That___________________________________________________________________
Silence Reader: Christ has died, Christ is risen! All: Alleluia. Alleluia.
Concluding Prayer: Father of Truth and Love, hear the prayers we bring to you this day, and help to perfect them in the love that draws us closer to you. We ask this through the power of the Spirit and in the name of Christ our Lord. Amen.
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