Music for the Fourth Week in Ordinary Time Year A 31st January/1st February 2026

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1. Chris Wroblewski says:

   January 9, 2026 at 8:58 am

   CWB2:588 ‐ Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven [Lyte / LAUDA ANIMA]
   CWB2:616 ‐ The Kingdom of God Is Justice and Joy [Rees / HANOVER]
   CWB2:520 ‐ The Lord Hears the Cry of the Poor [Foley / THE CRY OF THE POOR]
   CWB2:612 ‐ Take Up Your Cross, the Saviour Said [Everest / ERHALT UNS, HERR]

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2. Ryan says:

   February 1, 2026 at 8:27 am

   Gathering: Gather Your People (Hurd)
   Mass Parts: Mass of St. Ann (Bolduc)
   Psalm: Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit (Haugen – The Lyric Psalter)
   Gifts: Prayer of St. Francis (Temple)
   Communion: A Place at Your Table (Walter)
   The Summons (Bell)
   Closing: Lead Me, Lord (Becker)

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3. Gio says:

   February 1, 2026 at 10:56 pm

   Here’s the music list for my weekend:

   Local Parish Vigil Mass:
   Entrance: Blest Are They (Haas)
   Offertory: Bread Broken (Horner)
   Postcommunion: Justly, Tenderly, Humbly (Mangan)
   Recessional: Glory and Praise to Our God (Schutte)

   Cathedral:
   Entrance: Seek, O Seek the Lord (Connolly/McAuley)
   Offertory: The Beatitudes (Kearney)
   Communion: Adoro Te (Moreno)
   Postcommunion: Be Not Afraid (Dufford)
   Recessional: Gather Us In (Haugen)

   Were the red flags prophetically foretold in September’s issue of Liturgy News, page 16?
   https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3909730645/view

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   • maddg says:

     February 2, 2026 at 7:42 am

     Goodness, Gio.

     I don’t pick songs by Davis Haas anymore, but I have heard it argued that we should separate the art from the artists and the chance that anyone abused by him turning up at a local mass in Australai is low. There are many in these parts who are are unaware of his fall from grace. That said, there are plenty of other choices out there, and I don’t see the need to use his music.

     “Gather Us In” as a recessional I will have to take as a cry for help from a burnt out liturgy team.

     Feel free to post music selections whenever you have the time. It is a valuable resource for the future.

     cheers

     Geoff

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