Each year on the Second Sunday of Lent, one of the evangelists (this year, Matthew) gives an account of the Transfiguration of Our Lord Jesus Christ. Though the actual feast of the Transfiguration falls on the fixed date of August 6, the Gospel echoes that theme this Sunday.
Today's hymns reflect the Transfiguration theme as well. The recessional hymn, The glory of these forty days, mentions Moses and Elijah in the second verse. The middle verses of today's offertory hymn, Beautiful Savior, depict the dazzling brightness of the garments of Christ. Finally, today's entrance hymn, 'Tis good, Lord, to be here, gathers all the elements of today's Gospel reading.
That said:
MUSIC FOR STATIONS
Friday, February 27 (7:00 PM)
Entrance hymn: #132 Forty days and forty nights ("Heinlein") (Listen)
Recessional hymn: #712 Lift high the cross ("Crucifer") (Listen)
- Fanfare courtesy of Holy Cross Cathedral, Boston, MA, Richard J. Clark, organist/director.
ORDINARY OF THE MASS:
Kyrie XVI or recited
Sanctus (ICEL chant)
Save us, Savior of the world (Memorial Acclamation/ICEL chant)
Single Amen (do do-re)
Agnus Dei XVIII: #843
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