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29 Mar

2026

Palm Sunday Solemn Mass at St. Mary’s Norwalk

Posted by Stuart Chessman  Published in St. Mary's Holy Week 2026
The subdeacon chants the Epistle. (He removes his folded chasuble to perform his office)
Blessing the palms
The procession
Above and below: When the sacred ministers reach the door, cantors within sing the hymn “Gloria, laus et honor” and the faithful respond with the refrain.
The subdeacon bangs three times on the doors with the foot of the cross. The doors are flung open and all enter.

The Passion of St. Matthew is chanted by three cantors. (Below) The choir provides the polyphonic responses of the crowd.
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