During communion, a hymn (or hymns) may be sung by the people. Alternatively, the choir or cantor may sing or there may be instrumental music. It is recommended that this music express joy, wonder, unity, gratitude, and praise, and/or reflect the liturgical action (eating and drinking the Body and Blood of Christ, journeying together, becoming one). Choices: Hymn(s): Solo or Choir: Instrumental: Comments: Usually, there is silence after communion. Alternatively, a hymn of praise and thanksgiving may be sung by everyone. Choices: Silence Hymn: Comments: Recessional The recessional accompanies the couple, rest of the wedding part, and ministers as they leave the sanctuary and exit the church. A hymn (for example, expressing joy or the theme of mission) or instrumental music may be chosen. Choices: Hymn: or Instrumental: Comments: PARTICULAR TEXTS: Marriage between a Catholic and a Catechumen or a Non-Christian
During communion, a hymn (or hymns) may be sung by the people. Alternatively, the choir or cantor may sing or there may be instrumental music. It is recommended that this music express joy, wonder, unity, gratitude, and praise, and/or reflect the liturgical action (eating and drinking the Body and Blood of Christ, journeying together, becoming one). Choices: Hymn(s): Solo or Choir: Instrumental: Comments: Usually, there is silence after communion. Alternatively, a hymn of praise and thanksgiving may be sung by everyone. Choices: Silence Hymn: Comments: Recessional The recessional accompanies the couple, rest of the wedding part, and ministers as they leave the sanctuary and exit the church. A hymn (for example, expressing joy or the theme of mission) or instrumental music may be chosen. Choices: Hymn: or Instrumental: Comments: PARTICULAR TEXTS: Marriage between a Catholic and a Catechumen or a Non-Christian
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