WORSHIP at SAVIOUR
We celebrate Solemn High Mass every Sunday at 11:30 AM.
The service runs approximately 75 minutes.
Anglo-Catholic liturgy traces its roots to medieval practices in England, and to their revival as part of the Oxford movement in the 1830’s. Solemn High Mass at Saviour is a deeply spiritual experience that touches all of the senses – from the visual richness of elaborate vestments and ritual, to the beauty of traditional music, and even the aroma of incense rising to heaven with the prayers of the congregation.
ORDER OF SERVICE: (Click on Colored Titles for Video)
Organ Prelude
Proper Introit - in Plain Chant
Processional Hymn
Acclamation & Collect of Purity
Gloria – Sung
Collect of the Day - in Plain Chant
The First Lesson
Psalm – in Anglican Chant (Choir & Congregation)
The Second Lesson
Gradual Hymn
The Gospel (chanted in English & read in Karin)
Proper Gradual/Alleluia - in Plain Chant (Choir & Congregation)
The Sermon
Nicene Creed - in Plain Chant (Choir & Congregation)
Prayers of the People
Confession of Sin & Absolution
The Peace
Offertory Proper or Anthem (Sung by Choir)
Offertory Hymn
Censing of gifts, altar, ministers & people
Eucharistic Prayer I
Sanctus – Sung by Choir & Congregation
The Eucharistic Prayer Continues
The Lord’s Prayer – Sung by Choir & Congregation
Breaking of the Bread
Agnus Dei – Sung by Choir & Congregation
Invitation
Proper Chant
The Communion (All baptized Christians are welcome to receive, regardless of age)
The Post Communion Prayer
Blessing
Recessional Hymn
Dismissal
Organ Postlude
The Liturgy is Rite I of the 1979 Book of Common Prayer.
The Music is traditional hymns from the 1982 Hymnal, sung by the congregation, led by a small professional choir.
Prayers and anointing for healing are offered in the St. James Chapel following Mass.
From September through June, Mass is followed by a social hour in the Parish Hall, with food and refreshments. All are welcome.
The service runs approximately 75 minutes.
Anglo-Catholic liturgy traces its roots to medieval practices in England, and to their revival as part of the Oxford movement in the 1830’s. Solemn High Mass at Saviour is a deeply spiritual experience that touches all of the senses – from the visual richness of elaborate vestments and ritual, to the beauty of traditional music, and even the aroma of incense rising to heaven with the prayers of the congregation.
ORDER OF SERVICE: (Click on Colored Titles for Video)
Organ Prelude
Proper Introit - in Plain Chant
Processional Hymn
Acclamation & Collect of Purity
Gloria – Sung
Collect of the Day - in Plain Chant
The First Lesson
Psalm – in Anglican Chant (Choir & Congregation)
The Second Lesson
Gradual Hymn
The Gospel (chanted in English & read in Karin)
Proper Gradual/Alleluia - in Plain Chant (Choir & Congregation)
The Sermon
Nicene Creed - in Plain Chant (Choir & Congregation)
Prayers of the People
Confession of Sin & Absolution
The Peace
Offertory Proper or Anthem (Sung by Choir)
Offertory Hymn
Censing of gifts, altar, ministers & people
Eucharistic Prayer I
Sanctus – Sung by Choir & Congregation
The Eucharistic Prayer Continues
The Lord’s Prayer – Sung by Choir & Congregation
Breaking of the Bread
Agnus Dei – Sung by Choir & Congregation
Invitation
Proper Chant
The Communion (All baptized Christians are welcome to receive, regardless of age)
The Post Communion Prayer
Blessing
Recessional Hymn
Dismissal
Organ Postlude
The Liturgy is Rite I of the 1979 Book of Common Prayer.
The Music is traditional hymns from the 1982 Hymnal, sung by the congregation, led by a small professional choir.
Prayers and anointing for healing are offered in the St. James Chapel following Mass.
From September through June, Mass is followed by a social hour in the Parish Hall, with food and refreshments. All are welcome.