Our Orders of Service are made available for personal use.

Mass

  • Said Mass (formatted for online use, eg a mobile phone)

Some PDF documents are suitable for use on many mobile devices.

The PDF Orders of Service for Mass below have two columns per page and are formatted for print, already imposed as 2-up. They are not suitable for reading on mobile devices, but are intended for printing.

  • Said Mass (PDF)
  • Sung Mass (PDF) (Your browser may not be able to display this as a two-page spread. Right-click and download it instead.)

Also intended for printing or viewing on larger devices are the St Michael Antiphons by Richard Rice, which we are currently using at the start of Mass. Previously published on Lulu, Dr Rice has recently made much of his work freely available.

Compline

Said Compline, but including all the texts which might be used at Sung Compline

  • Compline (formatted for online use, eg a mobile phone)

PDF documents for Compline are formatted for print, but can be read and used on many mobile devices.

Recordings

Merbecke

Kyrie, Sanctus/Benedictus and Agnus Dei, by the Choir of St John’s Church, Detroit

Gloria

Latin Missa Simplex

Kyrie (from Mass XVI), the Gonzaga University Gregorian Schola. 2004. Edward Schaefer, director
Note that the current Missal does not use the version sung here for the last Kyrie.

Gloria (from Mass VIII), the Benedictine monks of the Abbey at Ganagobie

Sanctus (from Mass XVIII), the Gonzaga University Gregorian Schola. 2004. Edward Schaefer, director

Memorial Acclamation III

Pater noster

Agnus Dei (from Mass XVIII), the Gonzaga University Gregorian Schola. 2004. Edward Schaefer, director

Compline

Choir of Guildford Cathedral, singing Compline at Arundel Cathedral on 25 July 1973. The service is almost the same as the Customary version of Compline.

Antiphons to Our Lady

Alma Redemptoris Mater, the Benedictine Monks of the Abbey at Ganagobie

Ave Regina Caelorum, the Benedictine Monks of the Abbey at Ganagobie

Regina Caeli, the Benedictine Monks of the Abbey at Ganagobie

Salve Regina, the Benedictine Monks of the Abbey at Ganagobie

Other chants

Stephan George has uploaded a large number of chants to YouTube.