Christmas Eve Midnight Mass, Solemn High mass
December 24th-Midnight Mass (Begins at 11:30PM)
| Proclamation of Christmas | Vicar |
| Processional Hymn | Hymn Board |
| Collect for Purity | *Missalette Pg. 2 |
| Introit | Bulletin |
| Summary of the Law | Pg. 3 |
| Kyrie Eleison (Chanted) | Pg. 4 |
| Gloria in Excelsis (Spoken) | Pg. 4 |
| Collect(s) | Bulletin |
| Old Testament Lesson | Bulletin |
| Epistle | Bulletin |
| Gradual (Chanted) | Priest |
| Holy Gospel | Bulletin |
| Nicene Creed | Pg. 6 |
| Sermon | Fr. Monroe |
| Offertory Sentence | Bulletin |
| Doxology “Old 100th” (Sung) | Bulletin |
| Prayer for the Whole State of Christ’s Church | No. 139 |
| General Confession and Absolution Prayer | Pg. 6 |
| Sanctus & Benedictus | Pg. 8 |
| Consecration Prayer | Pg. 9 |
| The Lord’s Prayer (Spoken) | Pg. 9 |
| The Fraction | Pg. 10 |
| Agnus Dei (Chanted) | Pg. 10 |
| Prayer of Humble Access | Pg. 11 |
| The Communion of the Faithful | Pg. 11 |
| Communion Hymn | Silent Night |
| Prayer of Thanksgiving | Pg. 12 |
| Post Communion Collect(s) | Pg. 13 |
| The Dismissal and the Blessing | |
| The Last Gospel | |
| Closing Hymn | Hymn Board |
Merry Christmas
Wishing You, Family, and Friends a Blessed Christmas,
from all of us at St. Timothy's ACC
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