This song is about Confession and the Eucharist.

Lyrics:

Your Wings above,
our shelter is found
Cries from those weak near your tree
Lost and fallen helped up from the ground
Flesh fed, One Body we’ll be

We repent our sins
Forgiven by you
Slate wiped clean again
Take path once more all anew

Your Wings above,
our shelter is found
Cries from those weak near your tree
Lost and fallen helped up from the ground
Flesh fed, One Body we’ll be

Weak indeed we are
Need food for the way
Your Son died for all
His Body we eat today

Responsorial Psalm 39(40):7-11 for the Annunciation of the Lord - WORDS + CHORDS

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Response - Here I am, Lord! I come to do Your will.

  G                 F            C    Dm7        C
You do not ask for sacrifice and offerings,

  G        F        C
but an open ear.

  G                 F             C    Dm7          C
You do not ask for holocaust and victim.

      Dm Dm7        Gsus4 G
Instead, here am I.

                        C    F          C  F  G               F             C F C F
Response - Here I am, Lord! I come to do Your will.

YouTube video: https://youtu.be/h19bYw9PYo4

Salmo responsorial para Solemnidad de la Anunciación del Señor - Salmo 39 - Aquí estoy, Señor, para hacer tu voluntad. Responsorial psalm for the Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord – Psalm 40 –Here I am, Lord; I come to do your will.

Instrumentation: SATB chorus, double bass, timpani, cymbals.
Duration: 1’

Wisdom 2:11-15.
 

Why are Catholic hymnals no longer approved by bishops, and how is Catholic hymnody evaluated today? In this article, I examine the historical role of episcopal approval, the gradual disappearance of imprimaturs after the Second Vatican Council, and how responsibility for hymn selection now functions within the Church.

Drawing on Catholic Hymnody at the Service of the Church (USCCB, 2020), the Church’s liturgical and doctrinal documents, and What Is a Catholic Hymn?, this study seeks not to be polemical, but ecclesial: to clarify what the Church means by Catholic hymnody and how modern hymnals measure up to those standards.

This article is intended for pastors, musicians, and all who care about the Church’s sung prayer.

Please visit Mother of Mercy Catholic Hymns and read Catholic Hymnody, Authority, and Modern Hymnals

Responsorial Psalm 88(89):2-5,27,29 for St. Joseph, Husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary - WORDS + CHORDS

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Response - His dynasty shall last for ever.

C                       F                       C            Am
I will sing for ever of Your love, O Lord;
                       F                 C                                              G

through all ages my mouth will proclaim Your truth.

        Am           F                         C                    Am
Of this I am sure, that Your love lasts for ever,

                     F                          Dm7                        G         G7
that Your truth is firmly established as the heavens.

                       C             G     F                G  C
Response - His dynasty shall last for ever.

YouTube video: https://youtu.be/iPImq7JXLws

YouTube video: https://youtu.be/1IRJYNQQQgI

Learn to sing a psalm in Spanish! Salmo responsorial (responsorial psalm) for Domingo 5 de Cuaresma A - Salmo 129 - Perdónanos, Señor, y viviremos. Responsorial psalm for 5th Sunday of Lent, Cycle A. – Forgive us, Lord, and we will live.

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Psalm 22 for the Fourth Sunday of Lent Year A. The Lord is my shepherd there is nothing I shall want. Music by Michael Herry, cover by Erwin Cabucos. Chords on the video.