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Eucharistic Acclamations

St Louis Mass

These acclamations and responses are a setting of the Eucharistic Prayer II for children

  • Acclamation 1:
    Celebrant/Cantor:
    With Jesus we sing your praise:
    Glory to God in the highest.
    All:
    Glory to God in the highest.
  • Acclamation 2:
    Holy, holy, holy Lord,
    God of power and might;
    heav'n and earth are full of your glory.
    Hosanna in the highest,
    hosanna in the highest heavens.
  • Blessed, blessed is he
    who comes in the name of the Lord.
    Hosanna in the highest,
    hosanna in the highest heavens.
  • Acclamation 2b:
    Blessed, blessed is he
    who comes in the name of the Lord.
    Hosanna in the highest,
    hosanna in the highest heavens.
  • Acclamation 3:
    Celebrant/Cantor:
    Jesus has given his life for us:
    All:
    Jesus has given his life for us.
  • Acclamation 4:
    Celebrant/Cantor:
    We praise you, we bless you, we thank you:
    All:
    We praise you, we bless you, we thank you.
© 1994 Mick Truman

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St Louis Mass was written for the students at St Louis Middle School, Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk, UK. It has been used for a number of years successfully with many groups in and out of the school. On a particularly memorable occasion it was sung in the Cathedral with both bishops of the Catholic diocese and Church of England diocese presiding for an anniversary celebration of the school.

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themes in this song:

service, Eucharistic acclamations, holy holy, sanctus, doxology, Great Amen, eucharist, hosanna, glory, God of power and might, St Louis

liturgical use:

service, Eucharistic acclamations, holy holy, sanctus, doxology, Great Amen

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