Choir Rehearsal! Immediately following the 10:00 am service !
Maundy Thursday at St. John’s + April 17
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
The meal is set within the Service of the Word and the Foot Washing
(held in the Commons), and then we adjourn to the nave for the Eucharist.
The service concludes in the Garden.
Good Friday + April 18
At Good Shepherd at 12:20 pm.
The story of Jesus' crucifixion is recounted. We pray for mercy and grace
for the living. We pray for pardon and rest for the dead.
Easter Vigil at St. John’s + April 19
The Great Vigil includes a Service of Light, a Service of Lessons
repeating salvation history, a Celebration of Holy Baptism, and
the Holy Eucharist. We will begin at 8:00 - 10:00 pm, at St.John's
(Sixth & Ferry) Lafayette.
Easter Sunday + April 20
10:00 am & 6:00 pm
We tell the story of Our Lord's Resurrection and break bread
sure "that we shall not die but live and proclaim the greatness
of the Lord"
An Easter Egg Hunt - for ALL ages - will follow the Easter
Day service. We will be joined by the Easter Bunny
and the Easter Chicken :)
Are you graduating? Do you know someone who is?
Email: [email protected]
Purdue Commencement is May 16-18th.
Westside Graduation is Saturday May 24th.
Living Peace: A Spirituality of Contemplation and Action,
by Father John Dear. We will have our final discussion of the book
Wednesday, April 23, 7:00 pm, here at the church.
Nominations for ESA officers are now
cheerfully being accepted by Father Bunder :)
Cristo Crucificado
Museo Nacional del Prado
Diego Velazquez 1632
Palm / Passion Sunday - April 13, 2014
Christ’s Triumphant Entry Into Jerusalem
Ceremonial Bronze Doors
St. James Cathedral
Seattle
Palm Sunday
Our service will begin outside of the building (weather permitting). The congregation
will enter the Chapel after the benediction of the palms.
Jesus, when you rode into Jerusalem the people waved palms with shouts of
acclamation. Grant that when the shouting dies we may still walk beside you
even to a cross. . . .
A New Zealand Prayer Book
Jesus' awareness of his impending death permeates his actions and can be
compared, I believe, to the knowledge held today by the terminally ill. . . .
Jesus on Palm Sunday may be likened to the cancer patient who celebrates an
anniversary—fully aware of the "lastness" of it all, yet celebrating nonetheless.
Lucy Bregman
The Liturgy of the Palms
Procession: Psalm 118:19-29
"All Glory Laud and Honor"
Salutation and Collect
First Lesson
Psalm 22:1-11
Second Lesson
"At the Name of Jesus"
The Holy Gospel
Book of Common Prayer p 270
BCP p 762
Hymnal #154
BCP p 272
Isaiah 45:21-25
See insert
Philippians 2:5-11
Hymnal #435
Mattherw 27:1-54
The customary responses before and after the Gospel are omitted.
The congregation may be seated for the first part of the Passion.
At the verse which mentions the arrival at Golgotha, all stand.
A period of silence is kept . . .
The Sermon
The Rev. Peter J. Bunder
When the Liturgy of the Palms has preceded, the Nicene Creed
and the Confession of Sin may be omitted at this service.
Prayers of the People (Form I)
BCP p 383
PRAY for the peace of Jerusalem,
and for the Bishop of Jerusalem, the Rt. Rev. Suheil Dawan.
PRAY for St. Mark’s, Plainfield, The Rev. Kirsteen Wilkinson, Rector
The Crucifixion
Gilbert Spencer 1915
Tate Museum
The Peace
Announcements
"O Sacred Head Sore Wounded"
Eucharistic Prayer A
All those who die like Jesus, sacrificing their lives out of love for the sake of a
more dignified human life, will inherit life in all its fullness. They are like
grains of wheat, dying to produce life, being buried in the ground only to break
through and grow.
Leonardo Boff
Hymnal #168
BCP p 361
The Episcopal Church enjoys a policy of open communion.
Thanksgiving
"Ride on, Ride On In Majesty"
Blessing and Dismissal
BCP p 365
Hymnal #156
BCP p 366