With text based on the Gospels of Mark, John, and Matthew, this work touches on themes of sacrifice and love and fits seamlessly into any Eucharistic liturgy. It is accessible to choirs of varying levels

This choral anthem is entirely in Latin with mostly homophonic choral writing. Sung by the soprano or mezzo soloist the first time, the choral parts add warmth but do not distract from the soloist the

This recently composed hymn tune, GAUDETE, features four unison verses balanced by a choral refrain. Each receives an a cappella imitative treatment. The text describes the excitement for the coming of the

Written using AAB form, the six verses of this Advent hymn tell of the coming of Christ as the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies. It closes with a rousing doxology. The use of modality throughout the

Serving as the epilogue to Warner's larger musical work "The Passion of Saint John," this anthem features an original hymn tune, CODLADH, with text that captures the sorrowful mood of Good Friday. The

This touching new text, along with its versatile melody, paints a beautiful picture not only of the peace that Christ brings but the hope He brings as well. Imaginatively scored for choir, descant,

This piece seeks to tie together Noah's transforming experience surviving the Great Flood, Jesus' transforming experience during forty days of desert-dwelling, and our own transforming experiences.

This is an inspiring song about God, the creator of heaven and earth, the great I AM, beautifully written with a Spanish translation by Santiago Fernandez. It is a vibrant song that helps multicultural

Inspired by a beloved Marian text, this original melody and arrangement are especially appropriate for Marian celebrations or any liturgy with a special devotion to Mary. The keyboard part supports a subtle

The introductory duet between the piano and solo instrument sets a somber tone. The five verses may be sung by a soloist or unison voices and convey a sense of personal prayer and longing. The harmonies of

This beloved Vietnamese tune from Chung Loi Tan Tung/United in Faith and Song is now available with parts included for Guitar, and a solo instrument in C. Texts in Vietnamese and English extend an

Originally published as a solo piece, this song of comfort and hope for our eternal life in God is now presented as a bilingual arrangement with a new SATB refrain. Keyboard accompaniment is included as

Including guitar and solo C instrument, this work provides a relevant text for our world. Verses 5 and 6 are specifically designed for live-streamed Masses or other live-streamed worship services. This text

John Neale's translation of the 12th-century German carol In hoc anni circulo is a simple treatment of the Christmas story. This simple yet elegant setting can be performed as written, harmonized

Inspired by the Gospel account of Mary Magdalene's vigil outside Christ's tomb, the refrain captures the voice of Mary as she waited outside the tomb, while the verses speak in the voice of the Risen

Lilting and sweet, this song is a four-verse reflection on the hope, trust, and rest that we find in God, tempered by a gentle exhortation to bear witness to these values in the world. Includes keyboard,

This contemporary bilingual arrangement is sure to get your congregation moving! Its buoyant rhythms reflect the excitement and energy of the text's joyous call to follow Christ. This accessible piece is a

Composed for use during times of grief, the childlike simplicity of the text, sung "simply and quietly" per the composer's notes, expresses themes of courage and a request for Jesus to keep us near. This

According to the text writer, "Sinless though Catholic faith declares her, Mary does share our humanity." The four powerful verses explore the interaction of Mary's human life with the divine life of her

This Marian piece for choir and assembly will be a valuable addition to your choir's repertoire. The text of the verses uses linked couplets to highlight paired qualities representing Mary's humanity and

The gentle, almost lullaby-like 3/4 feel of this hymn setting features an original hymn tune by the composer, who also wrote the text. Appropriate for assembly singing, it includes parts for solo