ICEL Chants

TheseICEL Chants are part of the resource Lift Up Your Hearts:Music for the Order of Mass, a collection of ten mass settingspublished by Liturgical Press. ICEL Chants included in this eMusicedition are:

Introductory Rites

• Sign of the Cross (tones A and B)
• Greeting (tones A and B)
• Penitential Act II (tones A and B)
• Penitential Act III (tones A and B)
• Kyrie / Lord, Have Mercy
• Gloria
• Response to the Opening Prayer (tones A and B)

Liturgy of the Word

• Conclusion to the Readings
• Acclamation before the Gospel
• Introduction to the Gospel (tones A and B)
• Conclusion to the Gospel (tones A and B)
• Credo
• Prayer of the Faithful (six options)

Liturgy of the Eucharist

• Orate, Fratres
• Response to the Prayer Over the Offerings
• Preface Dialogue (tones A and B)
• Sanctus
• Mysterium Fidei (three options)
• Doxology and Amen

Communion Rite

• Lord’s Prayer
• Sign of Peace
• Agnus Dei
• Invitation to Communion
• Response to the Prayer after Communion

Concluding Rites

• Greeting (tones A and B)
• Blessing (tones A and B)
• Greeting and Blessing by a Bishop
• Dismissal (four options)
• Easter Dismissal

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