This gentle, contemporary setting of Psalm 23 has been scored for a variety of arrangements. Can be used many times throughout the liturgical year and for many occasions.

A canon for a Vocal Quartet with Piano accompaniment. Based on Psalm 66: 1-2. Appropriate for Easter or any joyous celebration. Can be used in any church or concert setting.

"Go Forth in Peace" is a meditation based on Luke 10:1–12, 17–20. It reflects on Jesus’ sending of the seventy-two and His reminder that the truest joy is not in spiritual success, but in being known and held by God. With a peaceful, scripturally grounded tone, this song offers a moment of prayerful reflection for anyone sent to serve with humility. Sheet music is available on sheetmusicplus.com, musicnotes.com and jwpepper.com

Powerful Pro-life song that sings about a woman who is deciding whether or not to have an abortion and the father - begging her not to. Scored for Soprano and Tenor solo, Children's Choir, Flute and Piano. Sheet music available on sheetmusicplus.com and musicnotes.com.

Tender, powerful, and heart-breaking song about a woman who is praying to Jesus because she is pregnant and is feeling lost and confused. Scored for Soprano and Tenor Solos, and Piano. Sheet music available at: sheetmusicplus.com. CCLI Song Number: 7119079

Gentle, warm setting that is scored for a variety of arrangements. Accessible and appropriate for any church or concert setting. Available on sheetmusicplus.com, musicnotes.com, musicaneo.com and jwpepper.com

Charming and melodic hymn that is scored for a Vocal Trio with Piano accompaniment. Starts off as a chorale and then develops into a three-part canon. Easy to learn and easy to play. Can be used for many times throughout the liturgical year.

This song by the Australian Fr Frank Andersen, MSC, I reckon, makes a great recessional or sending forth hymn because it shows connection and care in the name of faith between two Christians.

I think it also makes a thoughtful prayerful anthem for All Soul's Day because it conveys a caring link between the speaker in the lyrics and another person in faith, who could mean someone alive or dead.

The lyrics are taken from the first part of Philemon, chapter 1, verses 3-11 to be exact, and the melody is rather joyful and sprightly.

I hope you like my cover.

 

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This deeply moving cantata traces the Blessed Virgin Mary’s seven sorrows as recorded in Scripture — from Simeon’s prophecy to the burial of Christ. Blending original compositions with two timeless public-domain texts (Coventry Carol and O Come and Mourn), the work unfolds as a continuous meditation on faith, suffering, and maternal love.

1) On this the first of all the days,           
when you  finished  creating the world,
the day dear Lord you conquered death
and rose again to set us free,

2) Everyday you grace fill us
With your word and body and blood
Everyday you transform us
By your Spirit's fire of love 

REFRAIN

A) O Jesus raise our souls to you;
that we fully share your life,

Has anyone heard of Fr. William Jurgens? He composed a Mass in Honor of Our Lady of the Lake, Gregorian Institute of America. 1966/67. (lyrics and music by Fr. William Jurgens). He was a priest in the Cleveland Diocese and the Mass was composed for patroness of St. Mary Seminary in Cleveland. I'm currently in contact with diocesen archives to see if there anything about a Mass in Fr. Jurgen's file.

In the 1990 catalog of American Masses and Requiems, it's listed arranged for TTB & organ with optional congregational; 15 minutes long.

This new Marian hymn asks for comfort and healing from the Lord through the intercession of the Blessed Mother. It's great for any Marian feast, bringing into focus, Mary's role in our lives, especially on her role as an intercessor to Jesus and for our healing.

Matthew 26:23

Instrumentation: Voice, cello
Duration: 2’

F#m7
Too many times
Bm                                                   A          F#m
I find myself standing by where the poison shines
C#m
Too many times

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