Revelation 14

Catchy and upbeat, this song for Easter Sunday and the following season emphasizes both the Resurrection and the "rising up from the water" of all those initiated into Christ's paschal mystery. As such, it

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 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

This hymn has a memorable melody that is supported by organ or piano, guitar, and/or optional instruments. Flexibly voiced with soprano descant on the last verse and written in accessible 3/4, it is sure to

This rich hymn-like song unfolds over four verses with a text that ranges over the topics of praise, salvation, hunger, thirst, unity, and Christian life. The memorable, tuneful melody will be immediately

Using the composer's hymn tune FENBY, this is a majestic setting of James Quinn's paraphrase of Psalm 117 for choir, organ, and brass quartet. Foursquare rhythms, a fluid sense of tonality, and an

Featuring a reflective text by Michael Joncas, the expansive melody and lush harmonic language create a beautiful setting for use during Lent. Accompanied by piano and guitar with violin or flute obbligato,

With six verses for general use and another six specifically for Holy Thursday, this liturgically flexible assembly song is a moving reflection on God's boundless love for us. It touches on topics of faith,

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

This traditional English folk song offers a charming, childlike depiction of the Nativity (also appropriate for Epiphany). While the piece can be sung as written with vocal harmonies on verses two and

Despite the overall lullaby feel, this anthem has significant reference to the Passion and death of Christ in the third of the five stanzas. Feeley has imaginatively organized the verses in a musically

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

With a text based on John 6, 13, and 15, this beautiful assembly song is especially appropriate for Holy Thursday, but will work throughout the Easter season. With flexible voicing over six verses, it is

This meditative song is scored for unison voices and optional descant with keyboard accompaniment, offering the flexibility to be

Text and music intertwine in this effective Christmas piece that pairs the angels' call to the shepherds to go see the newborn King with the similar call we still experience two thousand years later. The

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

This popular Christmas carol is arranged for choir and congregation with descant, keyboard (organ or piano,) and guitar accompaniments. A festive touch is provided with the addition of two trumpets in C, or

Freely adapted from the well-known prayer of St. Francis, this lovely setting intersperses the Filipino word kapayapaan, meaning "peace be with you," throughout the English text. The setting is

This lovely setting of the text by Jan Struther is scored for two-part mixed choir, keyboard, guitar, solo instrument in C, and cello. The accompaniment is soothing and peaceful, matching the lyric themes

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

Though primarily a choral hymn, this setting can also be sung by a soloist or a smaller ensemble as a post-Communion meditation. It is useful throughout the year at liturgies when God's love and unity among