Deuteronomy 10

For centuries, this plainchant Alleluia has been the assigned melody proper to the Easter Vigil to announce and acclaim the Gospel. In this edition, the solemn chant

Focusing on topical themes of comfort, faith, love of God, peace, petition and prayer, salvation, and trust, subtly conveyed by both the gentle, rocking quality of the newly composed hymn tune TEMPESTAS and

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

The gentle, patient melody of this composition underscores its advent themes of preparation for the Nativity: hope, glad tidings for the poor, and the coming reign of God's justice. The SATB choral parts

Based in part on Genesis 3:19, this anthem was designed for Ash Wednesday. Written for assembly, SAB choir, keyboard, guitar, oboe, and cello, the music and text combine to create a meaningful piece for 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

Remaining true to the verbatim text but using a fresh rhythmic approach to the venerable melody VICTIMAE PASCHALI LAUDES, this contemporary spin on the Easter Sequence is sure to enliven your celebration of

Set in a driving 6/8 meter, this contemporary-sounding hymn works equally well when led by a single cantor or a full choir. Liturgically used for Lauds during Advent, it can also be used in nonliturgical

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

This popular, Caribbean-style Easter song reflects the joy of the Resurrection of the Lord. The beautiful poetic text is based on the various gospels during the Easter season, describing appearances by

The gentle and sweet melody of this bilingual setting of the Crux Fidelis hymn from the Misal Romano and Roman Missal evokes the infinite love of Christ, who died on the cross for us. Scored for SATB choir

This Advent song looks simultaneously toward the celebration of the birth of the infant Jesus and the second coming of the risen Christ. Accompanied by keyboard, guitar, and solo instrument, the piece is

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.

With well-placed poignant dissonances, the refrain melody captures the yearning nature of Jesus' statement in Matthew 26: "Father, if it is not possible for this cup to pass without my drinking it, your

Since it was first published in 1976, congregations from all denominations have enjoyed the joyful message of this work. An outstanding all-purpose anthem for church choirs of all sizes. "Surely it is God

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,

Scored for SATB choir with descant, keyboard, guitar, and solo violin, the piece is dynamic and broad. With lyrics based on John 1:15 and 3:16-17, the text continues to remind us that the darkness will

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

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

Written in 1979 by Carlos Rosas (1939–2020), a pioneer of and expert in Hispanic liturgical music, this beloved song to Our Lady of Guadalupe now has a new English translation by Pedro Rubalcava. Many

The text, based on the story of the blind man Bartimaeus, expresses these themes with a simple, earnest refrain and verses which in turn focus on our desire for heaven, a call to faithful humility, and the