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Notre Dame Law School Graduation PrayerService ProgramNotre Dame Law School

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Recommended CitationNotre Dame Law School, "Notre Dame Law School Graduation Prayer Service Program" (2014). Commencement Programs. Paper 63.http://scholarship.law.nd.edu/commencement_programs/63

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GRADUATION PRAYER SERVICE

BASILICA OF THE SACRED HEART

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9:30AM

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Rev. William R. Dailey, C.S.C. Lecturer in Law

Lectors Stephanie Ann Maloney Benton Mark Schallip

Prayers of the Faithful Lauren Mogavero Grindall, English Armando Cordoves, Jr., Spanish Nicholas James Ryan, English Xin He, Chinese John Joseph Sierotnik, English Caroline Wambui, Swahili Ryne Timothy Leake, English

Organist Andrew J. McShane

Musician Elizabeth Ashton Klesmith, cantor

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Opening Hymn Old Hundredth

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Sing to the Lord with cheer ful voice; With - out our aid he did us make; Ap proach with JOY his courts un to; His mer cy lS for ev er sure; The God whom heaven and earth a dore,

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' .. Welcome and Opening Prayer

First Reading Micah 6, 6-8

Psalm

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Psalm 145 Willcock, SJ

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Second Reading Romans 12, 9-21

Gospel Acclamation mode VI

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Gospel Luke 6, 27-38

Reflection

General Intercessions

For the Church, that it might always be a witness to God's love and a champion for His justice and mercy throughout the world: let us pray to the Lord. ~ Lauren Mogavero (English)

For the political leaders of the world, may they strive to create governments that serve the people and obey the laws written on all our hearts: let us pray to the Lord. ~Armando Cordoves (Spanish)

For judges, lawyers, and all those engaged in legal practice, may they use their talents and opportunities to enrich the lives of their clients and their communities, and may they labor for a just and fair body of laws: let us pray to the Lord. ~ Nick Ryan (English)

For the faculty, administration, and staff of the Notre Dame Law School, ihat their dedication and care for their students be a source of joy and fulfillment in their lives, and for their families: let us pray to the Lord. ~ Xin He (Chinese)

For the families of the students graduating today, in gratitude for years of support and love, and for all those upon whom we call for help and guidance in our lives, that their generosity of spirit and time will be met by an outpouring of God's blessings: let us pray to the Lord. ~John Sierotnik (English)

For the sick, the weak, the unborn, the oppressed, and those who have no one to speak for them, that we might take up their cause and make it our own, and that God's mercy will be upon them: let us pray to the Lord. ~ Caroline Wambui (Kiswahili)

For all those intentions that remain unspoken; that those prayers may find answer in the power of God's love: let us pray to the Lord. Ryne Leake (English)

The Lord's Prayer

Irish Blessing

Final Blessing

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Acknowledgments: The setting of Psalm 145 by Christopher Willcock, SJ; © onelicense.nel #A -702876. All other music in the public domain.

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