PROGRAM

Jlllllllltl IJ, 14, IS, 1961

Los Angeles, California

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 CONGRESS HOST

His Eminence James Francis Cardinal Mcintyre

Archbishop of Los Angeles

C. C. D. Director
Right Reverend Monsignor John K. Clarke
 CONGRESS THEME

From the words of Pope XXIII in his opening

address to the Council comes the theme for
this Congress . . ..

"The greatest concern of the Ecu-

menical Council is this: that the sa-
cred deposit of Christian doctrine
should be guarded and taught more
efficaciously."
From these words the decrees of Vatican
II have formulated for Christians every-
where certain duties: to learn, to live and
to share more fully the message of sal-
vation.
The Southern California Confraternity Con-
gress hopes to provide an atmosphere of
Christian unity and learning where all who
attend may advance scholastically and
spiritually for the benefit of each and the
common good of all.

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 C.C.D. OffiCE STAFF
ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS ANGELES
Director
Right Reverend Monsignor John K. Clarke
Associate Director
Reverend Michael Walsh
Assistant Directors
Reverend Leland J. Boyer
Reverend Dominic L. Bebek
Reverend Hugh P. Clear
Sister Supervisors
Sister Mary John, S H.F.
Sister Anthony , O.L.V.M.
Sister Mary Jane, S .H.F.
Sister Morita, S.S.S.
Sister Anton, I.H.M .
Secretaries
Miss Penny Gilpin
Mrs. Peggy Giron
Mr. Louie Rudolph
C.C.D. OffiCE STAFF
DIOCESE OF SAN DIEGO
Director
Reverend James Ferrigan
Associate Director
Reverend Louis Gunty
Staff Supervisors
Sister Rosario, O .L.V.M.
Sister Columba, O.P.
Sister Cornelia, O.P.
DIOCESE OF MONTEREY - FRESNO
Director
Very Reverend Msgr. Denis Doherty
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 CONGRESS CHAIRMEN

REVEREND LELAND J. BOYER

General Chairman

REVEREND DOMINIC L. BEBEK

Co-Chairman

Information
Mrs. Ben Itzel

Exhibits
Mr. Jack Schell

Registration
Mr. Ben Itzel

Room Moderator
Mr. AI Nunke

Pages
Mrs. Jane Murphy

Ushers
Mr. Robert Mackey

Congress Secretary
Mrs. Violet Baden

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LOS ANGELES ARCHDIOCESAN LAY EXECUTIVE BOARD

PRESIDENT
Steve Riordan
ASSOCIATE PRESIDENT
Mrs. Nicolle Lipscomb
VICE PRESIDENT
Mrs. Mildred Itzel
SECRETARY
Mrs. Violet Baden
CHAIRMAN OF SECONDARY
Mr. Robert Mackey
CHAIRMAN OF ELEMENTARY
Mrs. Bessie Keber
CHAIRMAN OF RELEASED TIME
Mrs. Shirley Long
PARENT EDUCATOR
Mrs. Pamela Harrison
HELPERS
Mrs. Bonnie Bankovich
FISHERS
Mr. Robert Harte
ADULT EDUCATION
Mr. Edward Eckert
APOSTLES OF GOOD WILL
Neal Blaney
LIBRARY CHAIRMAN
Mrs. Maxine Hauber
CHAIRMAN OF ORGANIZATION
Mr. Bernard Itzel
CHAIRMAN OF EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN
Mrs. Marjorie Miller
DISTRICT CHAIRMAN COORDINATOR
Mrs. Jane Murphy
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 REGISTRATION FOR CONGRESS SESSIONS

PRE-REGISTRATION has been encouraged for

all Congress Sessions.
Those who have pre-registered will find in this
kit: the program for the Congress, tickets to the
courses for which they pre-registered, and a ribbon,
identifying them as participants of the Congress.
The Congress ribbon should be worn to all Con-
gress sessions.

PROGRAM
This program contains all the information you
will need during the Congress. Keep it with you at
all times.

EXHIBITS
Commercial exhibitors of audio- visual aids,
project materials, and religious education materials
will display in the exhibit area.
The exhibit area is locate'd in the foyer to the
Grand Ballroom.
Parish exhibits are located on the same floor,
by the Gold Room.
We urge all persons attending the Congress to
visit the exhibit areas during the Congress.

TIME SCHEDULES
To make certain that all sessions begin on time,
please make every effort to be in your places a few
minutes early.

RESTAURANT FACILITIES
Within the International Hotel, Congress partici-
pants will find two excellent restaurants, the Hunt
Room on the first floor, and the Penthouse Res-
taurant.
Both offer excellent and fast service.
The Hotel also has an excellent Coffee Shop that
serves full meals as well as snacks.
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 FURTHER INFORMATION

Located in the main lobby is an INFORMATION

BOOTH that is attended at all times during the
Congress.
Questions and inquiries can be made at this
desk. Messages may also be picked. up at this
same desk.

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 FRIDAY. JANUARY 13

4:00p.m. REGISTRATION DESK OPENS

8:00 p.m. GENERAL SESSION - Ballroom

"Role of the Layman in the

Light of Vatican II"

Speaker
Very Reverend Monsignor John Scanlon

Presiding

His Excellency Most Reverend John J. Ward

Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles

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 SATURDAY, JANUARY 14

9:00 a. m.: GENERAL SESSION- Ballroom

"The use of the Bible and Catechetics"
Speaker
Reverend Sean Quinlan
Presiding
James Francis Cardinal Mcintyre
Archbishop of Los Angeles

10:15 a.m. SIX HOUR TRAINING COURSES

Part I - 10:15 - 11:45 a.m.
l. ORGANIZATION OF THE CCD EXECUTIVE BOARD
FUNDAMENTAL Rm. 348
Chairman: Mrs. Robert Uhl
Sr. Georgianna, S.S.S.: "Group Dynamics in Leadership"
Sr. M. Cyprian, S.H.F.: "Schools of Religion"
Mrs. Mary Stein: "Parent Educators"
Mrs. Uhl: "The Total CCD Program"
2. ORGANZIATION OF THE CCD EXECUTIVE BOARD
ADVANCED Rm. 1208
Chairman: Mr. Franklin M. Boller
Mr. Boller: "Aspects of Formal Organization:
Responsibilities and Roles of Members"
Sr. Georgianna, S.S.S.: "Groups Dynamics - the Com-
municating Board"
3. FISHER WORKSHOP- FUNDAMENTAL Rm. 1148
Chairman: Mr. Jack Herlihy
Rev. Paul E. Stroup: "'The Apostolate of thhe Layman: A
Mandate to Action"
Mrs. Robert Harte: "Origin-Organization Needs"
Sr. Mary Phyllis, S.S.S.: "Psychology of the Parent"
Mr. Robert Harte: "Fundamental Fishing Techniques"
Mr. Herlihy & Mr. Lee W enze1: "Demonstration of Home
Visit"
Mrs. Pat King, Mrs. Harte, Mr. Herlihy: Panel Discusion.

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4. FISHER WORKSHOP- ADVANCED Rm. 1201
Chairman: Mr. Robert Harte
Rev. Paul E. Stroup: "The Apostolate of the Layman- A
Mandate to Action"
Sr. Mary Phyllis, S.S .S.: "Approaches to Home Visiting"
Rev. Francis Kelly: "The Role of the Priest Director"
Rev. Carlo A. Weber, S.J.: "Psychology of the Adolescent"
S.r. Anne, S.S.S.: "Coping with Resistance"
Mr. Jack Herlihy, Mrs. Lee Wenzel: "Home Visit Demonstra-
tion"
Mrs. Raymond Kulvicki, Mr. Herlihy, Mr. Harte: Panel
Discusion.
5. THE HELPERS PROGRAM Rm. 1250
Chairman: Mrs. Joseph F. Bankovich
Mrs. Barbara Barry: "Helpers in Elementary School ol
Religion"
Rev. Andrew Tseu: "Helpers in the P.H.S.R."
Mrs. Willard T. Carlsten: "Qualifications and Recruiting"
Mrs. Mary Chinchillas: "Organizing Helpers in a Small
Parish"
Mr. Clete Didier: "Organizing Helpers in a Large Parish"
Mrs. Pat Gourdeau: "Organizing Helpers for the SSR"
Mrs. Joan Burgess: ',' The SSR Craft Program"
Mr. Frank Valdivia: "Organization of Visual Aids"
Mrs. Monica Kozsela: "Library Work in the CCD"
Sr. Georgianna, C.PP.S.: "The Use of Film Slides in the
Elementary School of Religion."
6. THE PARENT EDUCATOR PROGRAM Rm. 1209
Chairman: Mrs. John Harrison
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Taskowski: "Home Visiting: Leaflet Dis-
tribution"
Mrs. Stephen Karr: "Sunday School Ideas"
Sr. Marie, B.V.M.: "P.E. Discussion Groups"
7. THE APOSTLES OF GOOD WILL Rm. 1255
Chairmcm: Mr. Neal Blaney, Jr.
Mr. John Powers: "Living Room Dialogues"
8. PROGRAM FOR PARISH ADULT EDUCATION Rm. 1262
Rev. Donald Casella

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 9. TRAINING FOR TEACHERS OF EXCEPTIONAL
CHILDREN Rm. 1216
Chairman: Mrs. J. E. Miller
Consultant: Sr. M. John, S.H.F.
Rev. Damian McHale, C.P.: "God's Chosen Ones"
Mr. Ed Ahrens: "Understanding the Reta rded Child"
Mother Sara Ann Rude, D.S.C.J.: "Appreciating the Limited
One"
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hanlon: "Teaching Religion Through
Signs and Symbols"
10. TRAINING COURSE FOR PROFESSIONAL
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS IN THE PARISH HIGH
SCHOOL OF RELIGION Rm. 448
Chairman: Sr. Chrysostom, O.L.V.M.
Participants: Nicolas Aguirre, Alex Mucino, Maria Reyes,
Carmen Lemos, Ermalinda Caro.
11. PARISH LIBRARY WORKSHOP Rm. 548
Chairman: Mrs. Clarence Hauber
Rev. Joseph Pollard: "Parish Library: Adult Education
Center"
Mrs. James Burschinger: "Book Reviews a nd How to Give
Them"
Mr. Norbert Munoz: "Book Repair a n"d Maintenance"
Sr. Marie Rosaire, I.H.M.: "The Children's Section of the
Parish Library"
Mr. Michael Mittleman: " The Library as a Tool of the CCD"
Sr. Laurentia, C.S.J.: "The Bible as Literature"
Mr. Gordon Angerman: "Problems a nd Answ ers from a
New Parish Librarian"
Mrs. Helen Hawkett: "Processing Books"
12. TRAINING FOR TEACHERS OF THE DEAF AND HARD
OF HEARING 1 Rm. 648
Chairman: Rev. F.P. Collins
Miss Toni Takahahi: "Psychology of the Deaf"
Sr. Henrietta, C.S.J.: "Catechesis of the Deaf and Hard of
Hearing"
13. TRANING FOR TEACHERS IN DETENTION HOMES
Cha irman: Mr. James Carron ·
Rm. 748

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10:15 a.m.: THREE HOUR SPECIAL COURSES
Part I - 10:15 - 11 :45 a.m.
14. ORGANIZATION OF THE PARISH HIGH SCHOOL OF
RELIGION Rm. 848
Chairman: Sr. Michael Marie, O.L.V.M.
Sr. Michael Marie: "General Organization"
Sr. Dennis Rose, O.L.V.M.: "One Parish's Answer to Their
Teens' Needs"
15. THE SUMMER SCHOOL OF RELIGION Rm. 1219
Sister Jea n Marie, S.S.S.
16. PRE-SCHOOL TEACHER TRAINING Rm. 1224
Chairman: Mrs. Robert Brownell
Participants: Mrs. Helen Jansen, Mrs. LaVetra Brand
17. THE REVISED EDITION OF THE "ON OUR WAY
SERIES" Blue Room
Sister Maria de la Cruz; Rev. Cyr Miller
18. PSYCHOLOGY OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILD
Sr. M. Aloyse, I.H.M.
Regency Room
19. PSYCHOLOGY OF ELEMENTARY CLASS MANAGEMENT
AND DISCIPLINE Ballroom
Sr. M. Ann Patrice, I.H.M.
20. LEARNING ATMOSPHERE IN THE PARISH HIGH SCHOOL
OF RELIGION Gold Room 2
Mr. Bernard Suhor
2!. GROUP DISCUSSION IN TEACHING IN THE P.H.S.R.
Brother Harold Frank, F.S.C.
VIP. Rm.
22. ART ACTIVITIES IN TEACHING RELIGION Rm. 1232
Mrs. Bert Brown
23 . DRAMATICS AND SONG IN TEACHING RELIGION
Sr. Marie Fluerette, I.H.M.
Rm. 1239
24. THE USE OF ART IN CATECHETICS Gold Room 1
Chairman: Sr. Miriam Luke, S.N.J.M.
Panelists: Sr. Janice Mary, S.N.J.M.
Sr. Thomas Miriam, S.N.J.M.
Sr. Mariam Augusta, S.N.J.M.
Sr. Martha Bernadette, S.N.J.M.

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25. THE USE OF FILMS IN THE P.H.S.R. Rm. 948
Sr. Mary Lenore, I.H.M.
26. MODERN CATECHETICS Holiday Inn -
Mr. Roderick Brownfield
27. DECREE ON THE CHURCH IN THE MODERN WORLD
Rev. Michael Lucia
Holiday Inn
28. THE LAW OF LOVE: THE LAW OF THE CHRISTIAN
Sr. Michael, O.L.V.M.
Gold Room 3
29. THE PERSON OF CHRIST REVEALED IN THE GOSPELS
Sr. M. Joseph, S.H.F.
Gold Room 5
30. THE EUCHARISTIC BANQUET AS SACRIFICE Rm. 1247
Rev. Chaarles Sheslo
31. THE USE OF LITURGY IN TEACHING RELIGION
Very Rev. Msgr. John J. Scanlon
Rose Room
12:00 Noon- COMMUNITY MASS - Ballroom
Celebrant
His Excellency Most Reverend Timothy Manning
Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles

Homily
Reverend James Ferrigan

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2:30 p.m.: AU. MORNING. SESSIONS CONTINUE
Part II - 2:30 - 4:00 p.m.

4:15p.m.: ENRICHMENT COURSES

4:15 - 5:15 p. m .
32. CATECHETICS AS ENCOUNTER Gold Rm. 2
Sr. M. Claude, H.H.S.
33. COMMUNITY AND CA TECHETICS VIP. Rm.
Sr. Justine, C.S.J.
34. THE MASS AND MODERN CATECHETICS Rose Rm.
Rev. Sean Quinlan
35. THE SACRAMENTS IN CATECHETICS Gold Rm. 5
Sr. M. William, H.H.S.
36. SPIRITUALITY OF THE CCD WORKER Blue Rm.
Rev. Bernard F. Cassidy, SJ
37. COMMUNICATING LIFE AND LOVE TO TODA Y'S
ADOLESCENT Ballroom
Mr. Bernard Suhor
38. DEVELOPING A SENSE OF WONDER IN OURSELVES
AND IN OTHERS Gold Room 3
Sr. Maria Margarita, C.S.J.
39. THE USE OF AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS IN RELIGIOUS EDU-
CATION Regency Room
Mr. Timothy Daniel

8:00 p.m.: GENERAL SESSION - Ballroom

"The Church in the Modern World"
Speaker
Mr. William J. Reedy
Presiding
His Excellency Most Reverend Francis Furey
Bishop of San Diego

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OPENS SESSION

2:30 - 4:30 P.M. 4:15-5:15P.M. 8:00P.M.

SIX HOUR TRAINING COURSE
PART II ENRICHMENT GENERAL
+++++ COURSES SESSION
THREE HOUR SPECIAL
COURSE, PART II
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1:30 - 3:00 P.M. 3:15-4:15 P.M. 5:00 P.M.

[X HOUR TRAINING COURSE
lRT IV ENRICHMENT CLOSING
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lREE HOUR SPECIAL
>dj.SE, PART .II
 SUNDAY, JANUARY 15

9:00 a.m.: GENERAL SESSION - Rose Room

"Proclaiming Christ in a Changing World"
Speaker
Sister Maria de la Cruz, H.H.S.
Presiding
Right Reverend Monsignor John K. Clarke
Archdiocesan Director of C.C.D.

10:15 a.m.: SIX HOUR TRAINING COURSES CONTINUE

Part III- 10:15 - 11.45 a.m.
For room locations refer to Sa turday program

10:15 a.m.: THREE HOUR SPECIAL COURSES

Part I - 10:15- 11 :45 a .m.
39b SUMMER SCHOOL OF RELIGION Rm. 848
Sr. Jean Marie, S.S.S.
40 . PSYCHOLOGY OF THE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT
Mr. Bernard Suhor
Blue Room
41. PREPARING THE OLDER CHILD FOR FIRST
COMMUNION Gold Rm. 6
Sr. Ignatia, O.L.V.M.
42. SPECIAL PREPARATION CLASSES FOR CONFIRMATION
Sr. Emmanuel, O.L.V.M.
Rm. 1219

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43. RELIGIOUS VOCATIONS IN CONFRATERNITY CLASSES
Rm. 1224
Chairman: Very Rev. Msgr. Lawrence Gibson
Moderator: Sr. M. William, H.H .S.
Moderator: Sr. Judith, O.L.V.M.
Brother S. Martin, C.S.C.: "Contemporary Role of Religious
and Clergy"
Sr. Michael Marie, S.S.N.D.: "Crisis in Religious Vocations"
Rev. John Danagher, C.M.: "Personal Fulfillment in
Religious Life"
Mrs. Marguerite Gutierrez: Demonstration Lesson on Vo-
cations
Sr. Dennis Ann, C.S.J.: "Techniques in Vocational Coun-
seling"
44. ORGANIZATION OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF
RELIGION Rm. 1232
Chairman: Mrs. John Keber
Mrs. Alfred Lord: "Teachers"
Mrs. P. F. Mcintee: "Helpers"
Mrs. E. J. Grimes: "Home Visitors"
Mrs. John Speyer: "Phone Committee"
Mrs. Wayne Reed: "Pre-School"
45. RELEASED TIME WORKSHOP Rm. 1048
Chairman: Mrs. W. M. Cahill
Consultant: Sr. M. Jane, S.H.F.
Mrs. Lawrence Heffernan: "Practical Helps for the Released
Time Teacher"
46. TRAINING FOR TEACHERS OF PRIMARY GRADES -
FUNDAMENTAL VIP Rm.
Sr. Victorann, O.L.V.M.
Sr. Janet Marie, O .L.V.M.
47. TRAINING FOR TEACHERS OF PRIMARY GRADES -
FUNDAMENTAL Gold Rm. 5
Chairman: Sr. M. Roberta, S.H.F.
Miss Hilda Palma
Mrs.· Monica Adams
Miss Patricia Salcedo
48. TRAINING FOR TEACHERS OF INTERMEDIATE GRADES
- FUNDAMENTAL Gold Rm. 2
Mrs. Thomas Meyer
49. TRAINING FOR TEACHERS OF INTERMEDIATE GRADES
- FUNDAMENTAL Rm. 948
Mrs. E. L. Eckes
Mrs. Robert G. Hill
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50. TRAINING FOR TEACHERS OF JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS
GRADES SEVEN AND EIGHT Rm. 1249
Sr. M. Martha, S.H.F.
51. MODERN CATECHETICS Gol'd Rm. 3
Mr. Roderick Brownfield
52. SACRAMENTAL LIFE Regency Rm.
Rev. Bernard F. Cassidy, S.J.
53. PREPARATION FOR LITURGICAL COMMUNITY
CELEBRATIONS Rm. 1247
Rev. Francis Sweeney, C.S.P.
54. SCRIPTURE Rose Rm.
Rev. Sean Quinlan
55. THE PASCHAL ,EVENT: MYSTERY OF FREEDOM
Rev. Sylvester D. Ryan
Gold Rm.

62. CONFRATERNITY AND CA TECHETICS Holiday Inn

Rev. Cyr Miller
(This oourse has been added to accomodate the late re-
gistrants. It will be held from 10:15-11:45 a.m. and 1:30-
3:15 p.m.)

1:30 p.m.: SIX HOUR TRAINING COURSES CONTINUE

Part IV - 1:30 - 3:00 p.m.
For room locations see Saturday program

1:30 p.m.: THREE HOUR SPECIAL COURSES CONTINUE

Part II - 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.

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3:15p.m.: ENRICHMENT COURSES
3:15 - 4:15 p.m.

56. THE HUMAN DIMENSIONS OF CATECHEZING

Mr. William Reedy
Rose Room
57. CATECHETICS IN THE LIGHT OF THE COUNCIL
DECREES Blue Rm.
Rev. Cyr Miller
58. THE RELIGIOUS PSYCHOLOGY OF THE ELEMENTARY
CHILD Ballroom
Sr. Maria de la Cruz, H.H.S.
59. REFLECTIONS ON RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OF ADULTS
TODAY Gold Room
Rev. Donald Casella
60. SALVATION HISTORY: GOD'S SELF REVELATION
Sr. M. Joseph, S.H.F.
Regency Room
61. THE HISTORY OF EUCHARISTIC DEVOTION VIP. Rm
Rev. Charles Sheslo

5:00 p. m.: CLOSING MASS

Celebrant:
Reverend Leland J. Boyer
Assistant Director
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine

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 LITURGY
SATURDAY, JANUARY 14 .
FEAST OF ST. HILARY, BISHOP, CONFESOR

ENTRANCE HYMN

Praise to the Lord

J. Neander, d. 1680
Tr. C. Winkworth, d. 1878, alt. Stralsund Gesangbuch, 1665

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I. Praise to the Lord, the AI- might- y, the
2. Praise to the Lord, who doth pros- per thy
3. Praise to the Lord, 0 let all that is

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1. King of ere - a tion; 0 my soul,

2. work and de - fend thee; Sure- ly his
3. m me a - dore h"rm.' All that has

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I. praise him, for he is thy health and sal - va - tion.
2. good-ness and mer- cy shall dai- ly at - tend thee.
3. life and breathcomenow in prais-es be- fore him!

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ye who hear, Now to his al - tar draw
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3. Let the A - men Sound from his peo- pie a-

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I. near, Join- ing m glad ad - o - ra - tion.
2. do, Who with his love doth be- friend thee.
3. gam: Now as we wor - ship be - fore him.
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ENTRANCE ANTIPHON
In the midst of the assembly He opened his mouth; *
And the Lord filled him with the spirit of wisdom and
understanding; *
He clothed him with a robe of glory.*
It is good to give thanks to the Lord,*
to sing praise to Your Name, Most High.*
Glory be to the Father, an"d to the Son,*
and to the Holy Spirit. *
As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be,*
world without end. Amen.
In the midst of the assembly He opened his mouth;
And the Lord filled him with the spirit of wisdom and
understanding; *
He clothed him with a robe of glory.

HYMN BETWEEN THE READINGS

The mouth of the just man tells of wisdom, *
and his tongue utters what is right.*
The law of his God is in his heart, *
and his steps "do not falter.
Alleluia, Alleluia. *
The Lord loved him and adorned him; *
He clothed him with a robe of glory. Alleluia.

OFFER TORY ANTIPHON

The just man shall flourish like the palm tree,*
like a cedar of Lebanon shall he grow.

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 What Thou Gavest for the Taking

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English: John Ryan

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1. What thou gav - est for the tak- ing
2. These our gifts, by Christ made roy - al
3. May this bread and may this wine, then,
4. So may foods that quench and nour- ish

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1. Now as works of hu - man rnak - mg
2. Come from hearts con - trite and loy - al
3. Born of earth, be made di - vine, when
4. Change to make the spir - it flour - ish

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1. Let us, Lord, give back to thee.
2. Take them, Fa - ther, with our love.
3. They be - come Christ's sa - cri - fice.
4. Pledge of heav - en's feast of joy.

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back to thee.
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2. Take them, Fa - ther, with our love.
3. They be- come Christ's sa - en - fice.
4. Pledge of heav- en's feast of joy.

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 COMMUNION ANTIPHON
The faithful and prudent servant*
whom the Master will set over His household *
to give them their ration of grain in due time.

COMMUNION HYMN
God Is Love Clarence J. Rivers
REFRAIN (Cantors sing refrain; people repeat it.)

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God is love, ________ and he who

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a- bides in love a - bides m God_
Repeat refrain

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and God in him.
Cantors sing verses. People repeat refrain after each verse.
VEHSES: -

1, The love of Christ has gathered us 6. The Bread which we break,

together.
Let us rejoice in him and be glad.
2 • By this shall all !mow that we are
his disciples,
If we have love one for another.
3. Owe no man anything except to love
one another.
For he who loves his neighbor will
fulfill the whole law.
4. 0 carry one another's burdens
And so you will fulfill the law of
Christ.
5, The cup of blessing which we
bless,
Is it not fellowship in the blood of
Christ?
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Is it not fellowship in the body of
Christ?
7. We many are one bread, one body,
For we all partake of the one
Bread.
8. This is the Bread that came down
from heaven;
He who eats this Bread shall live
forever.
9. We who eat his flesh and drink his
blood have Ufe everlasUng,
And he will raise us up on the last
day.
10. He is the vine, we the branches;
We who abide in him shall bear
fruit.
 Holy,Holy,Holy! Lord God Almighty
Reginald Heber, 1826 John B. Dykes,1861

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l. Ho- ly, ho- ly, ho - ly! Lord God Al-
2. Ho- ly, ho - ly, ho - ly! All the saints a -
3. Ho- ly, ho- ly, ho - ly! Thoughthe dark- ness
4. Ho- ly, ho - ly, ho - ly! Lord God AI-
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l.might- y! Ear - ly in the morn - ing our
2. dore thee, Cast - ing down their gold- en crowns a -
3. hide thee, Though the eye of sin- ful man thy
4.might- y! All thyworksshallpraisethy name in

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2. round the glass - y sea; Cher- u - him and
3. glo - ry may not see, On- ly thou art
4. earth, and sky, and sea; Ho- ly, ho - ly,

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2. ser- a - phim fall - ing down be - fore thee,
3. ho ly; there lS none be - side thee,
4. ho ly! Mer- ci- ful and - might y,

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4. God in three per- sons, bless-ed Trin - i - ty.

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 FINAL HYMN

To Jesus Christ, Our Sovereign King

Msgr. Martin B. Hellriegel Mainz, 1900

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2. Thy reign ex- tend, 0 Kmg be-nign, To
3. To thee and to thy Church, great King, We

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1. is the world's Sal-va-tion, All praise and hom-age
2 . ev - 'ry land and na-tion; For in thy king-dom,
3. pledge our hearts' ob- la- tion; Un - til be- fore thy

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1. do we bring And thanks and ad - o - ra - tion.
2. Lord di - vine, A - lone we find sal - va- tion.
3. throne we smg In end - less ju - bi - la - tion.

REFRAIN

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 SUNDAY, JANUARY 15
SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY
ENTRANCE HYMN

Sing Praise to Our Creator

Paul Francis Mainz, 1833

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2. To Je - sus Christ give glo - ry, God's
3. Now praise the Ho - ly Spir - it Poured

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ENTRANCE ANTIPHON
Let all on earth worship You, 0 God, and sing praise to You, *
sing praise to Your Name, Most High. *
Shout joyfully to God, all you on earth, *
sing praise to the glory of His Name;*
proclaim His glorious praise. *
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son,*
and to the Holy Spirit. *
As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be,*
w orl'd without end. Amen.
Let all on earth worship You, 0 God, and sing praise to you,*
sing praise to Your name, Most High.

HYMN BETWEEN THE READINGS

The Lord sent forth His Word to heal them*
and to snatch them from destruction. *
Let them give thanks to the Lord for His kindness,*
and His wondrous deeds to the children of men.
Alleluia, alleluia. *
Praise the Lord, all you His angels,*
praise Him, all you His hosts. Alleluia.

OFFERTORY ANTIPHON
Shout joyfully to God, all you on earth, *
sing praise to the glory of His Name. *
Hear now, all you who fear God,*
while I declare what the Lord has done for me.

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 OFFERTORY HYMN

What Thou Gavest for the Taking

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English: John Ryan

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1. What thou gav - est for the tak: - ing
2. These our gifts, by Christ made roy- a]
3. May this bread and may this wine, then,
4. So may foods that quench and nour- ish

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2. Come from hearts con - trite and loy -
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3. Born of earth, be made di - vine, when
4. Change to make the spu - it flour- ish

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1. Let us, Lord, give back to thee.
2. Take them, Fa - ther, with our love.
3. They be - come Christ's sa - cri - fice.
4. Pledge of heav - en's feast of JOy.

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2. Take them, Fa - ther, with our love.
3. They be- come Christ's sa - en - fice.
4. Pledge of heav- en's feast of joy.

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COMMUNION ANTIPHON
The Lord said, *
"Fill the jars with water and take to the chief steward."*
When the chief steward had tasted the water *
after it had become wine,*
he said to the bridegroom, *
"You have kept the good wine until now."*
This first miracle Jesus worked*
in the presence of His disciples.

COMMUNION HYMN

Psalm 99
Tr. by S. Somerville S. Somerville
tM Antiphon
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Verses

I. Let all the earth cry out to the Lord with joy, 1
2. Know this:/ the Lord is God, 2
3. Go in his gates with songs of praise, 3
4. In deed the Lord is good , 4
5. Give glory to the Father and the Son, 5

1. with gladness give your service to the Lord, I

2. he made us,/ we be- long to him, 2
3. enter his courts with hymns,J
4. his mercy ev-er - last- ing, 4
5. give glory to the Holy Spirit, with them one , 5

l. go in before his face with joyful hearts . 2

2. we are his people / and the sheep of his pas-ture.J
3. Give thanks to him/and bless his name. 4
4. from age to age endures his faithful- ness. 5
5. as in the beginning,jso now, and evermore /
throughout eterni - ty.

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 Where Charity and Love Prevail
J. Clifford Evers Dom Paul Benoit, O.S.B .

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1. Where char - 1 - _ty and Jove pre - vail
2. With grate- ful JOY and ho - ly fear
3. For - give we now each oth - er 's faults
4. Let strife a - mong us be un - known,
5. Let us re - call that m our midst
6. No race nor creed can love ex - elude

1. ·There God IS ev - er found;

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2. His char ty we learn;
3. As we our faults con - fess;
4. Let all con - ten - tion cease;
5~ Dwells God's be - got - ten Son;
6. If hon ored be God's Name;

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1. Brought here to - geth - er by Christ's Jove
2. Let us with heart and mind and soul
3. And let us love each oth - er well
4. Be his the glo - ry that' we seek,
5. As mem- hers of his Bod- y joined
6. Our broth- er - hood em- brae- es all

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1. By love are we thus bound.
2. Now love him m re - turn.
3. In Chris - tian ho - li - ness.
4. Be ours his ho - ly peace.
5. We are in him made one.
6. Whose Fa - ther is the same.
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 God's Blessing Sends Us Forth
A. H. Hoffman von Fallersleben•s
J.Ciifford Evers
Schlesische Volkslieder , 1842

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2. hearts have heard~ 0 may the seed of God's
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4. truth and grace~ Lord, you a - lone are un-

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Congress Commitee gratefully acknowledges the follow-

ing:
Mater Dei High School, Santa Ana, for the pages who served
at the Congress;
The Corcoran Music Co. of Los Angeles, for donating the use
of the organ for the liturgical celebrations;
Mr. Fred Shafer, for leading the congregation in singing;
The Serra International, for providing Mass Arrangements;
District Chairmen, Archdiocese of Los Angeles, for serving
as hostesses at the Congress, and for their willing help
in making preparations for the Congress;
The many volunteers who aided in the preparations, for
their gracious generosity;
World Library Publications, Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio, for per-
mission to reprint the hymns from the copyrighted PEOPLES
MASS BOOK;
The Congress Chairmen and their committees, who arranged
and planned the activities of the Congress.

REVEREND LELAND J. BOYER

General Chairman

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