WORSHIP
The Liturgy of the Word
Prelude
Processional King of Glory, King of Peace Hymn 382
TURN
A Penitential Order, Rite II BCP, 351
Lord have mercy upon us Hymn S91
The Collect of the Day Lectionary Insert
LEARN
Old Testament Lesson, Isaiah 43:16-21
The Psalm, Psalm 126
Epistle, Philippians 3:4-14
Sequence Hymn Take up your cross, the Savior said Hymn 675
Gospel, John 12:1-8
Sermon, Father Nathan
PRAY
The Nicene Creed BCP, 358
The Prayers of the People Insert
The Peace
BLESS
The Holy Eucharist
Offertory I sing the almighty power of God Hymn 398
Eucharistic Prayer A BCP, 361
Sursum corda
Sanctus
The Lord’s Prayer BCP, 364
The Breaking of the Bread BCP, 364
Agnus Dei Hymn S158
Holy Communion
All baptized Christians are welcome to receive Holy Communion. Gluten-free wafers are available, please ask at the altar if you need one. Anyone wishing a blessing in place of Holy Communion is encouraged to come forward and cross their arms at the altar.
Communion Hymn Bless the holy name of Jesus
Post Communion Prayer BCP, 365
The Blessing
Recessional I’m pressing on the upward way Insert
The Dismissal
Isaiah 43:16-21ESV
Psalm 126ESV
Philippians 3:4-14ESV
John 12:1-8ESV
Sisters and brothers, the Lord has done great things for us. With glad and thankful hearts, let us pray, “Fix our hearts where joy is found; Lord, hear our prayer.”
Do a new thing in your Church, O Lord. From our dry places spring forth new life. Refresh your bishops, priests, and deacons. Refresh all Christians in their vocations.
Fix our hearts where joy is found; Lord, hear our prayer.
Restore the dreams of those who have lost hope. Among the swift and varied changes of the world, be a strong foundation on which all can rely.
Silence
Fix our hearts where joy is found; Lord, hear our prayer.
Give water in dry places. Remove the suffering of those who live with drought. Bring water, quench thirst, and give growth in desperate lands.
Silence
Fix our hearts where joy is found; Lord, hear our prayer.
We pray, O God, for the poor. Be merciful to victims of theft. Restore the fortunes of those devastated by dishonest men and women. Never forget the lives of your poor.
Silence
Fix our hearts where joy is found;
Lord, hear our prayer.
Let those who sow with tears, reap with songs of joy. Fill down-turned mouths with shouts of joyful deliverance. Restore your people, O Lord. We especially pray for: For Ukrainians and The Ukraine, our environment/nuestro ambiente, Evangelista, Maria Gonzalez, Jackie, Ted, Susan, Jon Paul, Michele and Nathan, Patrick, Isabel y familia, Soraida, Ana, Hadi, Theresa, Nancy, Diane, Florrie, Rosario Espinal, Eric, Melecia, Joyce and Alison, Elaine, Chila, Vitoriano, Xiomara, Kevin, Karley and their children, Nadia, Yvonne, Laurie, Sandy & Carl, Geoffrey, John, Ashley, Mary, Peter, Eleanor, Clarisa, Kelsey, Matt, David, Irene, Cosset Maria, Mara, Marangelis, Ennis, Albert, Linda, Aür, MaryBeth and Allison, Betty Ann, Corbin, Blanca, Gilberto, Emily, Lisa, Gretchen, Doña Ana, Maria Estela Rosa, Andy, Evelyn, Doña Consuelo, Don Félix, Bob, Bill and Geri, Elia y Glenn, Tony, Louise, Charlie, John, Susan, Maria, Courtney, Celia, Amy, Bill, Jacquelyn Maria and Johnnie Mae
Fix our hearts where joy is found; Lord, hear our prayer.
O God, we long to know Christ and the power of his resurrection. Even as we share in his suffering, even as we die, may we, and all who die, attain the resurrection of the dead.
Silence
Fix our hearts where joy is found; Lord, hear our prayer.
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Memorials
The sunflowers in front of the altar are given as a reminder to pray for peace and deliverance of the people of Ukraine. The sanctuary candle are given this month to the Glory of God in memory of Marian Nickson.
The Tower Lights are lit this month to the Glory of God in honor of the people of Ukraine and people suffering in all parts of the world.
· Office Hours this week: Tues-Fri 9am to 4pm.
· Alcoholics Anonymous on Tues (7:30pm) and Friday (8pm).
· A multilingual contemplative service of Taizé will take place on Wednesday at 7pm. Please see the weekly email from St. Peter’s/San Pedro for the link.
· Our Lenten Study: What is truth? Continues on Thursdays at 7pm online on Zoom. Please consult the weekly enewsletter for the link.
· Not receiving our weekly email to know what’s planned at St. Peter’s/San Pedro? Please fill in a registration form located on the lectern at the entrance to the church and place it in the offertory plate or give to Fr. Nathan. We would be delighted to add you to our email list.
· Ana Nuncio & Fr. Nathan are working to reestablish a biweekly Sunday School at St. Peter’s/San Pedro. If you would like to help or know of anyone who might join (parishioner’s children or not), please let us know. All area children are most welcome to this bilingual program.
Giving is easy at St. Peter’s/San Pedro!
Serving today Serving next Sunday at 9am
Acolyte: Vacant Acolyte: Vacant
Euch. Min.: Jinny Lavoie Eucharistic Min.: Geneva Kelleher
Lector: Diane Hage Lector: Irene Axelrod
Altar Guild: Deb Barber Altar Guild: Holly Green
Additional liturgical volunteers are needed.
Please see Fr. Nathan if interested in serving in this way. Thank you.
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