Monthly Archives: June 2025

Entrance: A Place at the Table  (Shirley Erena Murray – Lori True) AOV NG 1 Psalm 65 (McKenna) Let the earth cry out to God with joy. Gifts: Glory in the Cross (Schutte) Communion: Here I Am Lord (Schutte) AOV … Continue reading →

This has the Psalm for the Vigil. Entrance: Be Hope (Bryant, Jorna, McNally, Madden) Psalm 18 (McKenna) Their message goes out through all the earth. Gifts: Blessed be Our God (McKenna) Communion: Will You Love Me? (Boniwell) AOV 1/40 Recessional: … Continue reading →

Entrance: All Are Welcome (Haugen) Psalm 109 ( McKenna) You are a priest forever, in the line of Melchizedek. Gifts: Take and Eat (Russell) AOV 2/162 Communion: To the Table We Are Called (O’Brien/Harvey) AOVD Recessional: Be Hope (Bryant, Jorna, McNally, … Continue reading →

Entrance: Holy Wisdom (Duck) BEACH SPRING Psalm 8 (McKenna) O Lord our God, how wonderful your name in all the earth. Gifts: Trinity Song (Andersen) Communion: Meditation on the Trinity (Madden) Recessional: Be Hope (Bryant, Jorna, McNally, Madden)

This is the final song from Sister Janet Mead’s With You I Am album. I was hoping for a song for Christ the King but this a wild solo vehicle in early seventies Australian rock mass style. It is based … Continue reading →

This is Sister Janet Mead singing a song based on Psalm 63 with music by Arnold Strals from her album With You I Am. It’s almost a blues waltz, although her voice belies the style. It has a surprising off … Continue reading →

At least the first part of this version of the Agnes Dei from Sister Janet Mead’s, With You I Am, is conceivably usable in a mass. The second part in a “calypso rock” style isn’t a suitable litany and would … Continue reading →

This is an adaptation of Psalms 15 and 8 with music by Theo Van Der Sman that is on Sister Janet Mead’s album, With You I Am. This is back in folk mode. She certainly was eclectic in her choice … Continue reading →

This was the title track of Sister Janet Mead’s album of the same name. The sheet music is out of print. This is a sung prayer based on Psalm 73 and is early 70s soft rock. It has an odd … Continue reading →

If you ever thought that what you really needed was a jazz/blues rendition of the Ten Commandments in a Peggy Lee style, then Sister Janet Mead was way ahead of you in the seventies, and included it on her With … Continue reading →