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The Badarak begins "" Liturgy of the Word ""
Liturgy of the Eucharist "" Conclusion of the Badarak

The Liturgy of the Eucharist
The Liturgy of the Eucharist Begins
A Hymn About Holy Communion: Marmeen deroonagan
The Procession with the Gifts of Bread and Wine
The Kiss of Peace
The Call to Attention: Let us Stand in Awe
The Eucharistic Prayer
The Preface
The Hymn of the Angels: Holy, Holy, Holy
The Last Supper
The Epiclesis
The Intercessions
The Conclusion of the Eucharistic Prayer
Prayers and Hymns before Holy Communion
Two Hymns of Praise
Before Holy Communion
Confession and Absolution
Holy Communion
Two Thanksgiving Hymns Following Holy Communion
A Hymn about Holy Communion -- Marmeen deroonagan
 
Like the Liturgy of the Word, the Eucharist also begins with a hymn to Jesus Christ.  This first hymn of the Eucharist asserts that when we receive the Body and Blood of Christ in Holy Communion, we are being joined to the same Son of God who is praised by the angels in heaven: "The body of the Lord and the blood of the Savior are present before us.  The heavenly hosts invisibly sing with unceasing voice: Holy, holy, holy, Lord of hosts" [23].
 
Marmeen deroonagan reminds us that in Holy Communion we become one with Almighty God.  We literally tap into the divine power of God, for whom "All things are possible" [Matthew 19:26].
 

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