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Entrance:  Gather As One  (McKenna) AOV NG 48 Psalm 32 (McKenna) Happy the people the Lord has chosen to be his own, to be his own. Gifts:  Trinity Song (Andersen) Communion: Gift of Finest Wheat  (Westendorf/Kreutz) CWB II 651 Thanksgiving: … Continue reading →

The Pentecost sequence is sung to “Hymn of Joy”. Entrance:  Holy Spirit of Fire (Mangan) Psalm 103 (Chinn) Lord, send out your Spirit and renew the face of the earth. Gifts: Open My Eyes  (Manibusan) AOV 1/166 Communion:  Come to the … Continue reading →

This lovely song by Peter Grant, from the As One Voice digital archive, is ideal for the Procession of the Gifts, but is also suggested for use at a wedding. I suspect if there had been further volumes of As … Continue reading →

This is another Peter Grant song from the As One Voice digital archive. It is noted there to be suitable for a Second Rite of Reconciliation, but it would work well in Lent. The refrain is for the assembly and … Continue reading →

After a few songs from Erica Marshall from the As One Voice digital archive, I’ll do a few from Peter Grant. I have done quite a few of his songs over the years and they are all now available to … Continue reading →

This is yet more liturgical usefulness from Erica Marshall found in the As One Voice digital archive. Again, it is what it says and can be repeated until all are wet. The sheet music can be purchased at As One … Continue reading →

I’m continuing with Erica Marshall songs from the As One Voice digital archive. This song is what it says and singable even with the key change. The sheet music can be purchased at As One Voice. There is no sample … Continue reading →

This is some more liturgical music from Erica Marshall from the As One Voice digital archive. She has written a call and response hymn for cantor and assembly to use at funerals as the Song of Farewell. The sheet music … Continue reading →

This song, from the As One Voice digital archive, is by Erica Marshall and is designed for the Scrutinies in Lent. The themes of water, light and life will resonate in many liturgies outside that specific use. It is a … Continue reading →

The Year of Mercy was certainly the spur for much song writing. This one from As One Voice by Patricia Smith was written for school masses in that year, but that does not mean it couldn’t be used now in … Continue reading →