offertory procession

Offertory procession by representatives of national communities, staff & family.

The highlight for me was the longest offertory procession I have ever seen.

Offertory Procession - revitalised, with greater number of people involved and rostered March 2002.

Francis invited them to participate in the offertory procession yesterday, at which the father wore a T-shirt that read "Stop abortion."

Offertory Procession: Two ushers present the wine and the bread, the next two bring the gifts of money.

Some bare-breasted young women were among a dozen gift-bearers who brought baskets of gourds, maize and fruit in the offertory procession.

In selecting other attendants priority should be given to the needs of the liturgy (readers, offertory procession, servers, etc.)

Music was provided by the Shrine authorities with pilgrims assisting with readings, bidding prayers and the offertory procession.

It was wonderful to see the number of children who turned up and participated in the Entrance, Gospel and Offertory processions.

Elizabeth Watt and her children Erin and Isaac carried up the gifts at the offertory procession.

We like this Mass because we do the Readings, the Offertory Procession, help the passkeepers to take up the collection and have our own hymns.

Other students took part as readers, drama performers and in other parts of the liturgy such as the Entrance Procession and Offertory Procession.

Happily too Mrs Winnie Speight was well enough to be present and to take part with Mr. Joe Speight in the Offertory Procession.

OFFERTORY PROCESSION.

By that I mean a lot of people are doing things - the offertory procession, readings, helping distribute Holy Communion, and so on - but there seems generally a less intense participation in the unfolding sacred action.

OFFERTORY HYMN: "In bread we bring you, Lord" by K. Nichols (Celebration Hymnal for Everyone number 302) Offertory Procession Prayers CHILD 1: We bring a red poppy.

The king and his brothers were among the most august of those who celebrated in Rhemuth's newly refurbished cathedral, Javan and Rhys Michael serving Archbishop Orris at the altar while Alroy led the offertory procession, presenting the bread and wine to be consecrated.

(This objection originated in a comment by Archbishop Michael Ramsey about the dangers of a "shallow and romantic sort of Pelagianism" but was taken up by Evangelical liturgical scholars, not as a warning, but as a prohibition of offertory processions of any sort.)