Here are some podcasts that speak to Catholic music. Please send us links to your favorite music-related podcasts.
 

Sherry posted this at the Yahoo group TopCatholicSongs. Consider giving Deacon Tony a Facebook "like." - Richard Schletty, creative admin



Hi Friends- My musical partner and dear friend Deacon Tony Siino has been doing Parish Missions, speaking engagements and spiritual concerts locally (NY & NJ) for the past 6 years. Ordained in 1991, he is an enthusiastic and dynamic speaker and an outstanding composer of Catholic Christian music. Recently, he was approached by an agency that would like to promote him and take his ministry to the next level. This would be a dream come true for him!! Neither he nor I am not savvy in social media, but we were told that it would help if he created a Facebook page. I am simply asking if you could help promote his ministry by “liking” his page and inviting your friends to like it as well. His page can be found at https://www.facebook.com/DeaconTonySiino If anyone has any suggestions or advice as to how to get him more visibility, please contact us at apostolica@optonline.net God bless you and thank you for your support! God’s Peace- Sherry Ottoson www.apostolicaministries.com

[This note came to me from my friend Luiz in Belem, Brazil. - creative admin R. Schletty] 

From: Richard at holysouls.com

Dear Friend of the Holy Souls,

Just wished to share with you a wonderful discovery I recently made. These 22 very talented and devoted young women (average age in the convent is 28) in Missouri at the Benedictine Priory of "Our Lady of Ephesus". They sing together about 3 hours a day always a capella - without any instruments.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSZQceNbZLA&list=PLx4wNcRxFifyfcK6s2-FBeG...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYhfQwxnYw0&list=RDtMF04ErFVaE

...can also search for "Benedictines of Mary"

They are very talented singers, and in 2012 they were number one on national billboards in the category of "Classical Traditional Artist" ! Of course they give all the credit to God the Saints and the Angels !

I sit and listen to them as I work on the Purgatory Project each day and hoped you would be as blessed by their singing as I have been.

May God Bless you and keep you in His perfect peace,
Richard

http://www.holysouls.com/enter.htm to enter your souls living or deceased.

Popple Documentary Visit Popple's web site: http://www.popple.us/

We are happy to announce our new single, "Bring It Back to Soul" - now available on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, and other sources. Check out this song and our other releases on iTunes:

Streets of Rome Contemporary Catholic/Christian Rock
© 2004, Edward Patrick Mooney
Released: 2014
More songs at https://music.apple.com/us/artist/streets-of-rome/675866674

Nick Alexander writes: I was really taken aback when I heard this song for the first time. It is truly a remarkable achievement by Curtis Stephan, Sarah Hart and Marc Byrd. It's simple, but it's very deep and profound. I cannot endorse this song enough. (Now, only if the spiritandsong gurus provide a way for this MP3 to be made available for purchase...). Addendum by R.Schletty, 2/11/14: Purchase MP3 and sheet music at one of these sources: http://www.spiritandsong.com/search?query=take+up+our+cross http://www.ocp.org/compositions/81117#tab:sheetmusic http://www.amazon.com/Take-Up-Our-Cross/dp/B008PJ3HBW H/T: T.C. Long

CATHOLIC UNDERGROUND (Chicago) is held on the first Thursday of (nearly) every month. It is hosted by the JP2 Newman Center at University of Illinois Chicago, right in the heart of downtown Chicago. It started in September 2008and runs during the academic school year at UIC. It is produced by Spirit Juice Studios Catholic Underground was originally started by the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal, and was a direct response to a call that began with Pope John Paul II, and is continued by Pope Benedict XVI. Pope John Paul II said that because the Gospel lives in conversation with culture, we must be fearless in crossing the cultural threshold of the communication and information revolution now taking place. Each Catholic Underground consists of three parts: PART 1 - Eucharistic adoration, which provides a window for each person to personally encounter Jesus Christ. PART 2 – The showcasing of Catholic artists which includes music, poetry, visual art dancers, film, etc. Here we experience the “new evangelization”. PART 3 - Food and Drinks are provided for fellowship with each other. Here is a video of the band Last Day at Catholic Underground.
H/T: Last Day

A guest post from Dr. Kevin Vost, author of Fit For Eternal Life: A Christian Approach for Working Out, Eating, Right, and Building the Virtues of Fitness in Your Soul. (Sophia, 2007).

I was asked for an “ideal workout play list” so voila, here’s mine:

1. Irish Blessing by The Priests from the album The Priests
2. Benedictus by The Priests from the album The Priests
3. Salad Bowl by Nick Alexander from the album I Wanna Be Debated
4. Nicene Creed by Nick Alexander from the album I Wanna Be Debated
5. Pie Jesu by The Priests from the album The Priests
6. Hip to Be Square by Huey Lewis & The News from the album Greatest Hits: Huey Lewis & The News
7. Cry of the Celts by Ronan Hardiman from the album Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance
8. Ave Maria by Kitty Cleveland from the album Sacred Arias
9. I Surrender by Sharmane from the album I Surrender Single
10. Mass No.1 in D Minor for Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra: 1. Kyrie by Bernarda Fink, Christoph Prégardien, John Eliot Gardiner, Luba Orgonasova, Monteverdi Choir & Wiener Philharmoniker from the album Bruckner: Mass No. 1 in D Minor & Motets

This list should be good for at least two cardio or strength workouts. The Priests mellow tunes will gently warm you up and then boom, here come Nick’s fast-paced pieces (and Salad Bowl will help you eat right when you’re done). Let the heart rate settle down a bit with the reverent Pie Jesu, and then pump it up again with Hip to be Square. (Sure this one’s secular, but it has a good beat and Huey sings about getting in shape, to boot.) Speaking of boots (or at least dancing shoes), The Cry of the Celts from Lord of the Dance is a high-energy tune for the highest intensity portion of your aerobic session (or strength training set.) Proceed to cool down with Kitty Cleveland’s beautiful Ave Maria, until you are ready to surrender with Sharmane Adams’s I Surrender. Anton Bruckner was a devout Catholic composer of the 19th century and his Mass #1 is hauntingly beautiful and over a half hour long. Listen to it some day when you’re out taking a long walk. May God bless you as you psyche up your minds, pump up your muscles, lift up your hearts (and give your ears a good workout in the process). Kevin Vost, Psy.D.

Nick Alexander here... The King's Men is a great ministry serving the needs of Catholic men. I will be interviewed on their radio show this coming Friday. To support their ministry, I have compiled my personal favorite Catholic songs that call me, as a man, to follow God more ardently as a father, a husband, and a disciple. May these songs also bless you.

1. Despite by Greg Walton from the album I Won't Back Down
2. Change Me by Tom Booth from the album Change Me
3. Just Like You by Matt Maher from the album The End and the Beginning
4. In You by Paul Harrigan from the album Thank You 2
5. Press On by Bob Filoramo from the album My Beacon of Hope
6. Acclamation by Mike Harrison & Greg Walton from the album Spirit of Fire
7. Stand On the Rooftop by Chris Muglia from the album Innocence
8. No More Fear by Aaron Thompson from the album Mystical Radical God
9. Have No Anxiety by Ed Bolduc from the album Word for Word
10. This Time of Forty Days by Nick Alexander from the album I Wanna Be Debated

ETA: The episode was a success. The archive for the interview is available on Holy Spirit Radio's Archive Page.

Nick Alexander here... Every year at this time, special focus is given for January 22, for the national March For Life. This year, the need for support is especially vital, since we are on the cusp of a new historical administration, one which promises a quick passing of the Freedom of Choice Act. To align myself in solidarity with the Pro-Life movement, I have picked ten songs that I consider to contain very powerful sentiments towards the reality of the sanctity of life, in all forms. Please pass these songs along. Thanks!

1. Precious Unborn Child by Margo B. Smith from the album Sending Up a Prayer
2. Whispers from Heaven by Donna Lee from the album Whispers from Heaven
3. Malediction by Atomic Opera from the album Gospel Cola
4. Rock a Bye Bye by Extreme from the album Extreme
5. Fearfully and Wonderfully Made by Matt Redman from the album Beautiful News
6. It's Not the Time by Kendall Payne from the album Jordan's Sister
7. My Sweet Child by Sally Bolderson from the album Humble Beginnings
8. All My Life by Noel Paul Stookey from the album In Love Beyond Our Lives
9. What Was I Supposed to Be? by Acappella from the album Better Than Life
10. Gianna Molla (Mother's Song) by Fr. Kent O'Connor from the album Saints

Nick Alexander here... This is the Year of St. Paul, and to honor this special time, we are focusing on songs that use the texts of his writings as a basis for songs. This month, we are focusing on St. Paul's letter to the Philippians. As you can see, we have a pretty exhaustive list. This list encompasses all genres, from contemporary Christian, to praise and worship, to liturgical favorites. All of these songs use Philippians as a basis of its text. Enjoy, and be edified.

1. Advent: Introitus Zum Dritten Adventssonntag: Gaudete In Domino Semper by Capella Gregoriana from the album Mystic Gregorian Christmas (Phil 4:4)
2. At the Name of Jesus by Ed Bolduc from the album The Face of God (Phil 2:10-11)
3. At the Name of Jesus (St. Ann Catholic Church Folk Group) by St. Ann Catholic Church Folk Group from the album God In Music City: The Sounds of Religion In Nashville, Tennessee (Phil 2:10-11)
4. Be Anxious for Nothing by Wes Michael from the album Words of Life (Phil 4:6-8)
5. Canticle Philippians by John Michael Talbot from the album Chant from the Hermitage (Phil 2:1-3)
6. Do Not Be Anxious by Word Of God Speak from the album Hope (Phil 4:6-7)
7. Dog 2 God by Wayne Pascall from the album Acappella Scriptures 2 (Phil 3:2)
8. He Who Began a Good Work In You by Renee Bondi from the album Strength for the Journey (Phil 1:6)
9. I Can Do All Things by Renee Bondi from the album Let It Rain (Phil 4:13)
10. I Can Do All Things by Restine Jackson from the album Restine Jackson Live At Living Waters (Phil 4:13)
11. Jehovah-Jireh (Album Version) by Don Moen from the album Give Thanks (Phil 4:19)
12. Jesus Christ Is Lord by Ken Canedo from the album Doxology (Phil 2:5-11)
13. Let Us Have the Mind of Christ by Marty Haugen from the album Only You, O God: Simple Songs for Worship (Phil 2)
14. The Love of the Lord by Michael Joncas from the album God of Life and of the Living (Phil 3:7-9)
15. May the Peace of God by Margaret Becker, Kristyn Getty & Joanne Hogg from the album New Irish Hymns 4 - Hymns for the Life of the Church (Phil 4:7)
16. My God Shall Supply by Word Of God Speak from the album Shelter (Phil 4:19)
17. Only This I Want by Jenny Pixler & Tú-Lan from the album Chon Ngài, Vol. 1 (Phil 3:8)
18. Only This I Want by Who Do You Say I Am from the album Consecrated (Phil 3:8)
19. Peace That Passes Understanding by Wayne Watson from the album How Time Flies (Phil 4:7)
20. Philippians 2 (St. Francis Evening Prayer) by Michael Joncas & The Cathedral Singers from the album As the Deer (Phil 2:5-11)
21. Philippians Canticle by John Michael Talbot from the album Cave of the Heart (Phil 2:1-3)
22. Philippians Canticle by John Michael Talbot from the album Come to the Quiet (Phil 2:1-3)
23. Philippians Canticle (Lenten Chant) by Richard Proulx & The Cathedral Singers from the album More Sublime Chant: The Art of Gregorian, Ambrosian, Gallican, and Sarum Chant (Phil 2:5-11)
24. Press On by Bob Filoramo from the album My Beacon of Hope (Phil 3:14)
25. Rejoice In the Lord by St John's Childrens Choir from the album 100 Bible Songs for Kids (Phil 4:4)
26. Rejoice! by Paul Tate from the album Rejoice! (Phil 4:4)
27. The Secret by Seeds Family Worship from the album The Power of Encouragement (Phil 4:12-13)
28. Sunshine and Joy by Lisa Bevill from the album All Because of You (Phil 4)
29. Think About It by Seeds Family Worship from the album The Power of Encouragement (Phil 4:8)
30. To Live Is Christ by Charles Billingsley, Scott Krippayne & Shannon Wexelberg from the album Better Than Life (Phil 1:21)

David Burke writes: This song came to me in a special way, through God, of course, but I was thinking beforehand of all the things that are being said nowadays about the unborn having a voice. An unborn child is still a person and thus has a right to his or her life. We parents do not have the choice to change that. We used our choice when we enabled God to create this child, and that's where our options in that regard stopped and where our responsibilities began. So when I considered unborn children having a voice in their destiny, I envisioned these children speaking out in song and communicating with an angel about life on earth, as well as eternal life with our Almighty Creator. 

A song between unborn children and their guardian angels.  To download the song, sheet music and words for free go to www.wewanttoseetheworld.com

For more information visit www.cogforlife.org

Elizabeth Schmeidler writes... With the signing of the Freedom of Choice Act pending, (which will remove all limitations on abortions) I am sure your hearts have been as heavy-laden as my own. Just weeks ago I was inspired to write and compile the Pro-life video, "My Voice". I believe that this video may very well be the most important work that God has ever accomplished through me. Please take a few minutes of your time to watch it. I think that you will see where God's heart has led my own. All I ask of you is two things: that you pass this video on as far and wide as you possibly can, and to pray that the Holy Spirit prepares the hearts of those who are blinded to receive the message of life that the video proclaims. Our prayers and passion, along with this video, can make a difference in the hearts of the American people and I do believe that we CAN prevent FOCA from being signed, and more still, one day put an end to abortion. May God bless all of you and may He continue to have mercy on all those who have been affected by abortion. Thank you very much for your time and prayers!

Nick Alexander here... It seems a lot of people are talking up The Priests, a new, extraordinary singing group. If you want to know how The Priests got their record contract, be sure to check out Grapevine News.

Nick Alexander here... We are already into our second week of Advent, with the Feast of the Immaculate Conception before us, as well as the Solemnity of Our Lady of Guadalupe. And Christmas is merely weeks away. Are you aware that TopCatholicSongs has a number of playlists already available to correspond to your Seasonal needs? And, as is the benefits of these lists, you can immediately link to the iTunes page, where you can listen to the tracks first, and then purchase them--and instantly have them downloaded onto your computer. From there, you can listen freely, or you can upload them onto your own MP3 player, or burn them directly onto a CD. If you like any particular song in the list, you are further free to explore that artist's full output, also on the iTunes page. Or, you can click to any number of direct links on these lists, and have access to a Catholic or independent music retailer, where you can purchase the full CDs (perhaps as a gift?) How do you have access to the Advent Lists? Or the Mary Lists? Or the Christmas lists? Easy. On the bottom of each entry there are a number of Tags. Click on the tag that you would want to listen to (say, Advent), and immediately all the Advent pages will come up. It will be fun just sorting through them all. In the meantime, do you have any favorite psalms/hymns/spiritual songs that are befitting for the season? Feel free to share them... leave a comment below!

Nick Alexander here... This is the Year of St. Paul, and to honor this special time, we are focusing on songs that use the texts of his writings as a basis for songs. This month, we are focusing on St. Paul's letter to the Ephesians. As you can see, we have a pretty exhaustive list. This list encompasses all genres, from contemporary Christian, to praise and worship, to liturgical favorites. All of these songs use Ephesians as a basis of its text. Enjoy, and be edified.

1. Glorious Grace by Michael W. Smith off of the project Michael W. Smith 2 (based on Eph 1:6)
2. Redemptive Glory by Sue Trimble off of the project God's Glory (based on Eph 1)
3. Because of the Lord's Great Love by Carl Tuttle off of the project Send Your Spirit - Touching The Father's Heart, Vol. 14 (based on Eph 2:4)
4. The Grace of God by Donna Lee off of the project The Grace of God (based on Eph 2:8-10)
5. Saved By Grace by Shane Barnard & Shane Everett off of the project Clean (based on Eph 2:8)
6. Just for Me by Sonja G. Whitmore & The High Praise Chorale Ensemble off of the project Praise On My Lips (based on Eph 2:8)
7. He Is Our Peace by Kelly Willard off of the project Worship Moments: The Power of Your Love (based on Eph 2:14)
8. No Longer Strangers by John Michael Talbot & Terry Talbot off of the project No Longer Strangers (based on Eph 2:19)
9. Ephesians 3 Prayer by Dave And Vicki McClellan off of the project As One (based on Eph 3:14-21)
10. How High and How Wide by Sovereign Grace Music off of the project I STAND IN AWE (based on Eph 3:18-19)
11. Bound by Faith Kids off of the project Yellow (based on Eph 4:2)
12. One Faith by Ed Bolduc off of the project Strong In Faith: Contemporary Songs of Faith (based on Eph 4:4-6)
13. One by Wayne Pascall off of the project The Gospel (based on Eph 4:3-6)
14. Ephesians 4:32 by Jody Varga off of the project Because of Love (based on Eph 4:32)
15. I Want to Walk As a Child of the Light by Polly Edmonds Baldridge and Walter G. Edmonds off of the project Christ Is All to Me (based on Eph 5:1)
16. Speaking to Yourselves by Wayne Pascall off of the project Acappella Scriptures (based on Eph 5:19)
17. Stand by Eli off of the project Second Hand Clothing (based on Eph 6:14)
18. His Armor by Will of Titus off of the project Awake My Soul (based on Eph 6:10-18)
19. Put Your Armour On by Ian White off of the project Move That Foot (based on Eph 6:10-18)
20. Armor of God by Shirley Caesar off of the project You Can Make It (based on Eph 6:13-17)

1. Hallelujah, My Father by Annie Karto from the album Perfect Sacrifice
2. Thanksgiving Prayer by Bobby Fisher from the album If We Dare to Hope
3. Thanks by Ceili Rain from the album Erasers On Pencils
4. Thank You Lord by Denis Grady from the album Running Too Long
5. Songs of Thankfulness and Praise by The Festival Choir and Hosanna Chorus from the album 100 Church Classics
6. With All Our Hearts by Jesse Manibusan from the album Love Never Fails
7. Father, We Thank Thee by John Angotti from the album Testify
8. Thanks and Praise by John Angotti & Meredith Dean Joesph from the album Strong In Faith: Contemporary Songs of Faith
9. Give Thanks to the Lord by John Flynn from the album Cry Out
10. Jesus Christ, I Think Upon Your Sacrifice (Once Again) by The Kings Chamber Orchestra from the album String Heaven
11. Thank You, Lord by Margo B. Smith from the album Because You Love Me
    
12. Lead Me Home by Matt Maher from the album Welcome to Life
    
13. Thank You for the Blood by Matt Redman from the album The Father's Song
14. Unconditional Love by Nancy Krebs from the album The Journey
15. Now Thank We All Our God by National Philharmonic Orchestra of London & The London Philharmonic Choir from the album Hymns Triumphant, Volumes 1 & 2
16. Holy God We Praise Your Great Name by Nick Alexander from the album I Wanna Be Debated
17. What Can I Do by Paul Baloche from the album A Greater Song
18. We Plow the Fields by Ralph Carmichael from the album Ahh Capella Hymns
19. Jesus, Thank You by Sovereign Grace Music from the album Worship God Live
20. Thank You for Loving Me by Tommy Walker from the album Make It Glorious

Nick Alexander here... This is a list of my favorite songs that fit the theme "Formed by Living Water." This is the theme for NCCYM 2008 (National Conference for Catholic Youth Ministry), to be held in Cleveland, OH on Dec 4-7, 2008. These songs are great songs for me to listen to while traveling to this conference. I, and some of the artists represented here (Bryan Murdaugh, George Lower, and Nick Cardilino, along with Paul Hilts) hope to meet you there...
Booth #429
sponsored by the Catholic Association of Music.

1. How Life's Supposed to Be by Last Day off the album Happy Medium
   
2. Living Water by Paul Harrigan off the album Thank You 2
   
3. You Alone Can Satisfy by Ross King off the album Soulspeak
4. Discover the Way by Nick Cardilino off the album Discover the Way
   
5. You Are the Lord by Jaime Jamgochian off the album Above the Noise
6. With Living Water by Margo B. Smith off the album Sending Up a Prayer
   
7. Thirsty by Bryan Murdaugh with Total Strangers off the album With Everything I Know, It's a Long Way Home
   
8. Rain Down by Delirious? off the album World Service
9. Universal Prayer by George Lower off the album Of Saints and Angels
   
10. Melt Me by Nick Alexander off the album Eternal Life - the Party Album
    

This Sunday marks the Commemoration of the Faithful Departed, otherwise known as All Souls' Day. It is a day where we remember the dead. We remember those who have passed on to the next life, specifically those who are undergoing purgation for their sins. Purgatory is an interesting doctrine, and there are those who believe that the Church does not teach this anymore. Not true. The Catechism of the Catholic Church has dedicated a section to this often understood doctrine. (CCC #1030-32). Indeed, there are many other excellent resources out there that explain what purgatory is. This song list is a personal list of songs that I feel speak to this theme the strongest:

1. Song of Farewell by Father David Hemann off of the album Holy Warriors
2. Consuming Fire by Third Day off of the album Offerings: A Worship Album
3. With the Lord There Is Mercy by Bob Hurd and Anawim off of the album A Lenten Journey
4. Pie Jesu by Celtic Woman off of the album The Greatest Journey - Essential Collection
5. With the Lord There Is Mercy by Paul Tate off of the album Bring Us Home: Celebrating God's Love and Mercy
6. Jerusalem, My Happy Home by Saint Clement's Choir & Peter Richard Conte off of the album Hymns of Heaven and Earth
7. With the Lord There Is Mercy by Angus McDonell off of the album River of Life
8. Restless Is the Heart by Bernadette Farrell off of the album Restless Is the Heart
9. With The Lord There Is Mercy by News At Eleven off of the album Here Till The End
10. Savior of Souls by basic off of the album Another Road Trip

Enjoy this list and spread the word about TopCatholicSongs!

Nick Alexander here... November 1st heralds the Feast of All Saints, according to the Roman Catholic liturgical calendar. It is a tremendous day where we all celebrate and honor the lives who have went before us, who had finished the race, and who are currently before the Great Throne of Heaven, praising God interceding for us. It is our opportunity to learn from them, learn their stories, discover new devotions, meditate upon their writings, and be inspired by their example. The song list here encompasses every single musical style: from classical, to hymns, to contemporary... there's even a great a cappella blues song in there. Three Songs from this long list are well worth highlighting. Litany of Saints as performed by Veronica Morrissey. No song selection is complete without a Litany of the Saints, where we ask individual Saints, by name, to pray for us (Rev 5:8). This particular version is one that she finds to be most prayerful. This rendition is off the album, Veronica Morrissey, Songs of Prayer.  The Grace Within as performed by Valerie Von Fange. Valerie writes:
This song is a tribute to the life of St. Augustine. Some of the lyrics are St. Augustine’s own thoughts from his book The Confessions of St. Augustine. The underlying groundwork for St. Augustine’s change of heart was his mother’s (St. Monica’s) perseverant prayers. Because he was a truth-seeker, he eventually found his answers in the Biblical writings of St. Paul and sermons of St. Ambrose. St. Augustine’s conversion story portrays sin just as it is- dirty, heavy, tainted with constant regrets, in a nutshell- painful! He is proof that a diehard sinner can become a saint by responding to God’s grace. That is why the Church has named him “Doctor of Grace”. This rendition is off the album,.Get Canonized a Saint as performed by Nick Alexander. This is a parody song of Lenny Kravitz's "Fly Away." I wrote the lyrics to demonstrate that Sainthood is not something called for a select few, but is something to which we all are called to. No matter your state in life, what you have accomplished in the past, what mistakes you have made, we are all given the task to finish the race before us.(Phil 3:13-14). This rendition is off the album, Eternal Life: The Party Album. 

Now here's the full list:

1. Litany of Saints by Veronica Morrissey
2. The Grace Within by Valerie Von Fange
3. Get Canonized a Saint by Nick Alexander
4. Messiah: 36. Air: "How Beautiful Are the Feet" by London Symphony Chorus, London Symphony Orchestra & Sir Colin Davis
5. Come Follow Me by Donna Lee
6. Sing With All the Saints In Glory by WLP Choir
7. When the Saints by Sara Groves
8. The End and the Beginning by Matt Maher
9. Motet: O Quam Gloriosum by David Hill & Westminster Cathedral Choir
10. O What Their Joy and Their Glory Must Be by Saint Clement's Choir & Peter Richard Conte
11. Litany of the Saints / Litany of Remembrance by M.D. Ridge
12. Beati Quorum Via by Méav Ní Mhaolchatha
13. Exsultate Iusti In Domino by Los Angeles Chamber Singers' Cappella & Peter Rutenberg
14. Elijah, Op. 70, No. 32: He That Shall Endure to the End by Gwyneth Jones, Janet Baker, Nicolai Gedda, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau & Rafael Fruhbeck de Burgos
15. How Blest Are They (words from Psalm 128) by Choristers of St Paul's Cathedral
16. Mass of Saint Étienne - Offertoire: Iustorum Animæ (Mode I) by Benedictine Nuns of Saint-Michel de Kergonan
17. Os Justi by Choir of St. Bride's Church & Robert Jones
18. Three Motets: Sicut Cervus Desiderat by James O'Donnell & Westminster Cathedral Choir
19. Allélulia Venite Ad Me, Allélulia Grégorien by Choeur des Moniales de l'Abbaye Sainte Scholastique de Dourgne
20. Allegro maestoso by Canadian Brass
21. Allein Gott in der Höh sei Ehr, SWV 327 (To God alone the song we raise) by Academy of Ancient Music & Paul Goodwin
22. Jesu, meiner Seele Wonne BWV 359/Jesu, meiner Freuden Freude BWV 360/Werde munter mein Gemüte BWV 1118 by Bach-Collegium Stuttgart, Gächinger Kantorei Stuttgart & Helmuth Rilling
23. Choral 'Valet will ich dir geben' choralis in pedale BWV 736 by Oliver Vernet
24. Blest Are the Pure In Heart by Malcolm Archer, Rupert Gough & Wells Cathedral Choir
25. By All Your Saints Still Striving by Choir of First Church Los Angeles
26. Give Me the Wings of Faith by St. Michael's Singers & Isaac Watts
27. Blessed Are the Poor In Spirit by Studio for New Music & Igor Dronov
28. Witness Cloud by Glenn Kaiser & Darrell Mansfield
29. A Cloud of Witnesses by Mark Schultz
30. Great Cloud of Witnesses by Carolyn Arends
31. Prayers of the Saints by James Covell
32. Tears of the Saints by Leeland
33. Go In Peace by Sarah Hart
34. On the Third Day by Bethany Dillon & Matt Hammitt
35. Unseen Warriors by Michael Card
36. When It's All Been Said and Done by Martin Doman
37. O Church Arise by Tim Hughes
38. Circle Up by Chris Rice
39. The Throne by Michael W. Smith
40. All The Saints Join In by Tommy Walker
41. For All the Saints by WLP Choir
42. Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones by New England Christmastide Musicians
43. How Firm a Foundation by Fernando Ortega
44. Foundation (How Firm a Foundation) by Bobby Fisher
45. Faith of Our Fathers by Phil Driscoll
46. O God, Our Help in Ages Past (Op.137) by Choir Of King's College, Cambridge, Richard Farnes & Stephen Cleobury
47. Praise the Lord! Ye Heavens Adore Him! by Choirs Of The Cathedral Of St. Philip, Atlanta/Craig Cansler, Conductor/David Fishburn, Organist
48. Join All the Glorious Names by Joanne Hogg, Kristyn Getty & Margaret Becker
49. Jordan: "There is a Land of pure Delight" by Paul Hillier & His Majestie's Clerkes
50. Evangelize by Nick Alexander

Check out these incredible songs.