PATRICIAN MUSIC & REFLECTIONS

Last Updated: 23rd May, 2026

Here you will find a description of each hymn. If you are looking for a specific type of music (gentle, choir, reflective) or a piece of music you could use for something specific (a Reconciliation ceremony or a time before the Blessed Sacrament) then you can ‘Search’ that.

All hymns (mp3) you can ‘Download’ from Dropbox, others you can as well preview on ‘YouTube‘. Most of the YouTube videos will come with a reflection before the actual hymn.

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The Delany Foundation, established in 2009, raises money to assist the missions and schools of the Patrician Brothers in Kenya, Ghana, and Papua New Guinea.

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“Delany – Man of Faith” (Popular)

Duration:~3 minutes 29 seconds
Summary: A lively retelling of Bishop Delany’s life as a leader of vision and conviction.
Style:Accessible and uplifting tribute.
Tone:Celebratory and sincere.
Instrumentation:Popular style arrangement with broad appeal.
Liturgical Use:Ideal for Patrician Brother celebrations, educational events, or local feast days.

“Delany – Man of Faith” (Folk)

Duration:~3 minutes 23 seconds
Summary: A folk tribute to Bishop Daniel Delany, celebrating his steadfast faith and mission.
Style:Simple folk rendition.
Tone:Humble, intimate, and reflective.
Instrumentation:Acoustic guitar or similar folk accompaniment.
Liturgical Use:Excellent for smaller community Masses, mission reflections, or heritage events.

“Delany Our Vision”

Duration:~3 minutes 31 seconds
Summary: A hymn honoring Bishop Delany’s legacy, inspiring us to carry forward his mission.
Style:Congregational hymn about legacy and future.
Tone:Inspirational and visionary.
Instrumentation:Steady rhythm with choral potential.
Liturgical Use:Great for foundation days, anniversary Masses, or educational gatherings.

“Light on the Hill”

Duration:~2 minutes 58 seconds
Summary: A song of hope and witness, shining God’s light into the world through faith and action.
Style:Inspirational ballad focused on witness and mission.
Tone:Hopeful, bright, and encouraging.
Instrumentation:Likely acoustic or piano-based with clear vocals.
Liturgical Use:Suitable for commissioning, witness Sundays, or youth empowerment.

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Be Brave For I Am With You

Duration: ~3:35
Associated Scripture: John 16:33; Joshua 1:9
Summary: A hymn of courage and reassurance, trusting Christ’s presence through every trial and fear.
Style: Contemporary encouragement hymn.
Tone: Strong, hopeful, and consoling.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano with steady rhythmic support and uplifting harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Retreats, healing services, missioning liturgies, youth gatherings.

Keep Us in Your Name

Duration: ~3:40
Associated Scripture: John 17:11–19
Summary: A prayerful hymn asking God to protect and strengthen His people in faith and truth.
Style: Reflective prayer hymn.
Tone: Calm, trusting, and contemplative.
Instrumentation: Piano with soft sustained strings and gentle melodic phrasing.
Liturgical Use: Prayer services, retreats, Easter season reflections.

Lift Our Hearts to Heaven

Duration: ~3:45
Associated Scripture: Colossians 3:1–4; John 17:1–5
Summary: A hymn lifting the heart toward God’s eternal glory and the hope of heaven in Christ.
Style: Contemporary worship hymn.
Tone: Uplifting, reverent, and joyful.
Instrumentation: Piano or organ with strings and strong choir harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Ascension, Easter season, Eucharistic celebrations.

Lord You Call Us Once Again

Duration: ~3:45
Associated Scripture: John 21:15–19
Summary: A hymn of renewal and recommitment, reflecting Christ’s call to faithful love and service.
Style: Reflective vocation hymn.
Tone: Gentle, prayerful, and restorative.
Instrumentation: Piano with soft strings and expressive vocal harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Retreats, reconciliation, vocation themes, Easter season.

That They May All Be One

Duration: ~3:50
Associated Scripture: John 17:20–23
Summary: A hymn praying for Christian unity and reconciliation through the love of Christ.
Style: Contemporary hymn of unity.
Tone: Hopeful, reverent, and uplifting.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with choir harmonies and gentle rhythmic flow.
Liturgical Use: Ecumenical services, community prayer, school liturgies.

Come, Holy Spirit, Come

Duration: ~3:40
Associated Scripture: Acts 2:1–11; John 20:19–22
Summary: A hymn invoking the Holy Spirit to renew hearts, strengthen faith, and guide the Church in wisdom and peace.
Style: Contemporary hymn to the Holy Spirit.
Tone: Prayerful, uplifting, and faith-filled.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with flowing strings and gentle rhythmic support.
Liturgical Use: Pentecost, confirmation, retreats, prayer services.

Follow Me

Duration: ~3:35
Associated Scripture: Matthew 4:18–22; John 21:19
Summary: A hymn calling believers to leave fear behind and walk in trust as disciples of Christ.
Style: Contemporary discipleship hymn.
Tone: Encouraging, reflective, and hopeful.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano with steady rhythm and blended harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Vocations, retreats, school liturgies, Ordinary Time.

As I Have Loved You

Duration: ~3:50
Associated Scripture: John 13:34–35
Summary: A hymn centred on Christ’s commandment to love one another with self-giving compassion.
Style: Contemporary communion hymn.
Tone: Warm, reflective, and gently inspiring.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with soft strings and blended choir harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Holy Thursday, Communion, discipleship themes, community prayer.

Mary, Help of Christians

Duration: ~3:45
Associated Scripture: John 19:25–27; Luke 1:46–55
Summary: A Marian hymn seeking Mary’s guidance, protection, and faithful companionship for the Church and all believers.
Style: Devotional Marian hymn.
Tone: Tender, hopeful, and serene.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with soft strings and warm choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Marian feasts, rosary gatherings, school liturgies, prayer services.

You Are With Us Still

Duration: ~3:40
Associated Scripture: Matthew 28:20; John 14:18
Summary: A hymn celebrating Christ’s abiding presence among His people through every age.
Style: Reflective resurrection hymn.
Tone: Consoling, hopeful, and prayerful.
Instrumentation: Piano with soft strings and expressive melodic phrasing.
Liturgical Use: Easter season, funerals, retreats, Eucharistic reflection.

Chosen From the Light

Duration: ~3:35
Associated Scripture: Ephesians 1:3–10; John 8:12
Summary: A hymn celebrating God’s call to live as children of light and grace.
Style: Contemporary discipleship hymn.
Tone: Bright, hopeful, and uplifting.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano with light rhythmic flow and choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Baptism, confirmations, school liturgies, Easter season.

Spirit of Truth

Duration: ~3:40
Associated Scripture: John 16:13
Summary: A hymn invoking the Spirit who leads believers into truth and strengthens faith.
Style: Reflective Spirit hymn.
Tone: Reverent, calm, and faith-filled.
Instrumentation: Piano with sustained strings and soft choir support.
Liturgical Use: Pentecost, confirmations, theological reflection.

Spirit of Courage

Duration: ~3:45
Associated Scripture: Acts 1:8; John 14:26–27
Summary: A hymn asking the Holy Spirit to strengthen believers with courage and hope in times of fear.
Style: Contemporary worship hymn.
Tone: Encouraging, uplifting, and confident.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano with rhythmic support and warm harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Missioning liturgies, Pentecost, retreats, youth gatherings.

Remain in My Love 2

Duration: ~3:40
Associated Scripture: John 15:9–12
Summary: A hymn inviting believers to abide in Christ’s love and reflect that love in daily life.
Style: Reflective discipleship hymn.
Tone: Warm, prayerful, and faith-centred.
Instrumentation: Piano with soft harmonies and gentle choir textures.
Liturgical Use: Communion, retreats, Ordinary Time reflection..

Holy Spirit Gently Lead

Duration: ~3:35
Associated Scripture: John 16:12–15
Summary: A prayer to the Holy Spirit asking for wisdom, guidance, and faithful courage.
Style: Contemporary hymn to the Holy Spirit.
Tone: Gentle, contemplative, and trusting.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with light strings and flowing melody.
Liturgical Use: Pentecost, confirmation, retreats, prayer services.

The Father Loves You

Duration: ~3:35
Associated Scripture: John 16:27
Summary: A hymn reassuring believers of the deep and personal love of the Father revealed through Christ.
Style: Gentle devotional hymn.
Tone: Tender, consoling, and hopeful.
Instrumentation: Piano with soft strings and expressive vocal harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Retreats, reconciliation, healing services, prayer gatherings.

Sorrow Into Joy

Duration: ~3:45
Associated Scripture: John 16:20–22
Summary: A resurrection hymn reflecting Christ’s promise that grief will be transformed into lasting joy.
Style: Contemporary Easter hymn.
Tone: Hopeful, uplifting, and reassuring.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with flowing strings and gradual dynamic build.
Liturgical Use: Easter season, funerals, healing and hope themes.

Held Within Your Hands

Duration: ~3:40
Associated Scripture: John 10:27–30
Summary: A hymn of trust resting in Christ’s promise that His people are safely held in divine care.
Style: Reflective pastoral hymn.
Tone: Consoling, gentle, and reassuring.
Instrumentation: Piano with warm strings and calm melodic flow.
Liturgical Use: Funerals, healing services, retreats, pastoral prayer.

Christ Our King Has Gone Before Us

Duration: ~3:50
Associated Scripture: John 18:33–37; Colossians 1:13–20
Summary: A hymn proclaiming Christ the King who leads His people through suffering into eternal glory.
Style: Majestic contemporary hymn.
Tone: Strong, triumphant, and faith-filled.
Instrumentation: Piano or organ with warm strings and full choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Christ the King, Easter season, processionals, school liturgies.

The Way of the Servant King

Duration: ~3:50
Associated Scripture: Mark 10:42–45; John 13:1–15
Summary: A hymn reflecting Christ’s model of humble service and self-giving love.
Style: Contemporary service hymn.
Tone: Reflective, inspiring, and faith-filled.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with soft rhythmic support and choir harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Holy Thursday, service themes, school liturgies.

Light of the Father

Duration: ~3:35
Associated Scripture: John 8:12; John 14:9
Summary: A hymn proclaiming Christ as the light revealing the Father and guiding humanity from darkness into life.
Style: Reflective sacred hymn.
Tone: Luminous, reverent, and hopeful.
Instrumentation: Piano with strings and soft choral accompaniment.
Liturgical Use: Easter season, prayer services, Gospel reflection.

To See You is to Know the Father

Duration: ~3:40
Associated Scripture: John 14:7–11
Summary: A hymn proclaiming Christ as the perfect revelation of the Father’s love and presence.
Style: Reflective Christological hymn.
Tone: Reverent, thoughtful, and faith-centred.
Instrumentation: Piano with sustained strings and gentle choir harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, Trinity themes, teaching liturgies.

You Are the Way Before Us

Duration: ~3:45
Associated Scripture: John 14:1–6
Summary: A hymn expressing trust in Christ as the way leading believers through uncertainty into life with the Father.
Style: Contemporary discipleship hymn.
Tone: Encouraging, hopeful, and steady.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano with flowing melody and warm harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Funerals, retreats, Easter season, discipleship themes.

Make Your Home Within My Heart

Duration: ~3:35
Associated Scripture: John 14:23
Summary: A hymn praying that Christ may dwell within the believer’s heart through love and faithfulness.
Style: Gentle devotional hymn.
Tone: Intimate, prayerful, and tender.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with light strings and soft choir texture.
Liturgical Use: Communion reflection, adoration, retreats.

Living Stones in Christ

Duration: ~3:45
Associated Scripture: 1 Peter 2:4–9
Summary: A hymn celebrating the Church as a living spiritual house built upon Christ the cornerstone.
Style: Contemporary congregational hymn.
Tone: Strong, hopeful, and unifying.
Instrumentation: Piano or organ with warm choral harmonies and steady rhythmic support.
Liturgical Use: Church dedications, community celebrations, confirmations.

Remain in Me, O Living Vine

Duration: ~3:50
Associated Scripture: John 15:1–8
Summary: A hymn reflecting on Christ as the true vine who nourishes and sustains His people.
Style: Reflective Eucharistic hymn.
Tone: Gentle, contemplative, and faith-filled.
Instrumentation: Piano with flowing strings and calm melodic phrasing.
Liturgical Use: Eucharistic celebrations, retreats, prayer services.

My Peace I Give to You

Duration: ~3:40
Associated Scripture: John 14:27
Summary: A hymn of consolation centred on the peace Christ gives amid fear and uncertainty.
Style: Reflective prayer hymn.
Tone: Calm, healing, and hopeful.
Instrumentation: Piano with soft ambient strings and expressive vocal harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Healing services, funerals, reconciliation, reflective prayer.

The Good Shepherd Calls His Own

Duration: ~3:50
Associated Scripture: John 10:1–10
Summary: A hymn reflecting Christ as the Good Shepherd who knows and calls each person by name into life.
Style: Pastoral devotional hymn.
Tone: Gentle, reassuring, and faith-filled.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with soft strings and warm choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Good Shepherd Sunday, vocations, pastoral themes.

Remain in My Love

Duration: ~3:45
Associated Scripture: John 15:9–17
Summary: A hymn inviting believers to remain deeply rooted in Christ’s love and to bear lasting fruit through faithful discipleship.
Style: Contemporary devotional hymn.
Tone: Warm, prayerful, and reassuring.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with soft strings and blended choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Communion, retreats, Ordinary Time, discipleship themes.

Voice that Calls

Duration: ~3:40
Associated Scripture: John 10:3–5
Summary: A hymn inviting believers to recognise and follow the voice of Christ amid many distractions.
Style: Reflective discipleship hymn.
Tone: Calm, attentive, and prayerful.
Instrumentation: Piano with light strings and flowing melodic phrasing.
Liturgical Use: Retreats, vocation reflection, Ordinary Time.

Grain of Wheat, Falling to Rise

Duration: ~3:45
Associated Scripture: John 12:24–26
Summary: A hymn expressing the mystery of life through self-giving and the promise of new life in Christ.
Style: Reflective Passion hymn.
Tone: Contemplative, hopeful, and quietly profound.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with gentle strings and expressive dynamics.
Liturgical Use: Lent, Holy Week, discipleship themes.

Bread of Life, Our Living Lord

Duration: ~3:50
Associated Scripture: John 6:35
Summary: A Eucharistic hymn proclaiming Christ as the living bread who sustains all who believe.
Style: Contemporary Eucharistic hymn.
Tone: Reverent, warm, and faith-affirming.
Instrumentation: Piano with soft strings and blended choir harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Communion, Eucharistic adoration, Ordinary Time.

Bread of Life, Draw Us Near

Duration: ~3:45
Associated Scripture: John 6:44–51
Summary: A hymn of invitation, drawing believers into deeper union with Christ in the Eucharist.
Style: Reflective communion hymn.
Tone: Gentle, prayerful, and intimate.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with soft harmonic support and flowing melody.
Liturgical Use: Communion, retreats, Eucharistic reflection.

Living Bread, Food for All (Flute)

Duration: ~3:40
Associated Scripture: John 6:51–58
Summary: A hymn celebrating Christ as the bread of life given for the world, nourishing all who receive Him.
Style: Instrumentally enriched Eucharistic hymn.
Tone: Light, flowing, and joyful.
Instrumentation: Piano with prominent flute melody and soft string background.
Liturgical Use: Communion, reflective liturgies, meditation.

Bread of Life, Our Living Hope

Duration: ~3:50
Associated Scripture: John 6:47–51
Summary: A hymn proclaiming Christ as the source of eternal life and enduring hope.
Style: Contemporary Eucharistic hymn.
Tone: Hopeful, confident, and uplifting.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with steady rhythm and choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Communion, Easter season, school liturgies.

The Bread that Endures

Duration: ~3:45
Associated Scripture: John 6:27–29
Summary: A hymn encouraging believers to seek the food that leads to eternal life rather than what fades.
Style: Reflective scriptural hymn.
Tone: Thoughtful, steady, and instructive.
Instrumentation: Piano with gentle strings and calm melodic flow.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, Gospel reflection, catechesis.

In the Storm You Are Near

Duration: ~3:50
Associated Scripture: Mark 6:45–52; John 6:16–21
Summary: A hymn of trust in Christ’s presence amid fear and uncertainty, especially in life’s storms.
Style: Reflective trust hymn.
Tone: Consoling, steady, and hopeful.
Instrumentation: Piano with soft strings and gradual dynamic build.
Liturgical Use: Healing services, retreats, times of difficulty.

Hosanna Through the Shadow of the Cross
Duration: ~4:00
Associated Scripture: Matthew 21:1–11; Luke 19:28–40 (Palm Sunday entry into Jerusalem)
Summary: A hymn linking Christ’s triumphal entry with the coming sacrifice of the Cross, presenting discipleship as following Christ through both praise and suffering.
Style: Processional hymn with reflective undertones.
Tone: Hopeful yet solemn, reverent, and faithful.
Instrumentation: Piano and organ with light percussion possible, strong congregational chorus.
Liturgical Use: Palm Sunday, Holy Week, processions, Passion reflections.

Sent to Proclaim the Risen Lord

Duration: ~3:45
Summary: A missioning hymn calling believers to announce the Resurrection with courage and joy.
Style: Contemporary Easter mission hymn.
Tone: Joyful, confident, and uplifting.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano with light percussion and strong choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Easter season, sending forth, school and parish liturgies

Born from Above

Duration: ~3:30
Associated Scripture: John 3:1–8 (Nicodemus)
Summary: A hymn reflecting on spiritual rebirth through water and the Spirit.
Style: Reflective baptismal hymn.
Tone: Gentle, contemplative, and hopeful.
Instrumentation: Piano with soft ambient strings and smooth vocal lines.
Liturgical Use: Baptism, Easter Vigil, retreats.

Born of the Spirit

Duration: ~3:35
Associated Scripture: John 3:5–8
Summary: A hymn celebrating life in the Spirit and the unseen movement of God within believers.
Style: Contemporary devotional hymn.
Tone: Calm, prayerful, and reflective.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with soft harmonies and flowing phrasing.
Liturgical Use: Pentecost themes, confirmation, spiritual reflection.

From Above You Speak the Word

Duration: ~3:35
Associated Scripture: John 3:31–36
Summary: A hymn proclaiming Christ as the one sent from above who speaks the truth of God.
Style: Reflective scriptural hymn.
Tone: Reverent, thoughtful, and faith-centred.
Instrumentation: Piano with soft strings and flowing melody.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, Gospel reflection, teaching liturgies.

Walk in the Light of Love

Duration: ~3:45
Associated Scripture: John 3:16–21
Summary: A hymn inviting believers to step out of darkness and live in the light of God’s love.
Style: Contemporary discipleship hymn.
Tone: Warm, encouraging, and uplifting.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano with steady rhythm and light harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Easter season, school liturgies, faith formation.

The Cross of Saving Grace (1)

Duration: ~3:50
Summary: A reflective hymn on the saving power of the Cross as the source of grace and redemption.
Style: Passion hymn.
Tone: Reverent, solemn, and hope-filled.
Instrumentation: Piano with strings and restrained choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Lent, Holy Week, Good Friday.

From Little, Lord, You Feed Us

Duration: ~3:40
Associated Scripture: John 6:1–15 (Feeding of the five thousand)
Summary: A Eucharistic hymn reflecting how Christ multiplies small offerings into abundance for all.
Style: Contemporary Eucharistic hymn.
Tone: Grateful, reflective, and hope-filled.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with gentle strings and warm choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Communion, Ordinary Time, school Masses, Eucharistic reflection.

On the Shore

Duration: ~3:40
Summary: A reflective hymn recalling the risen Christ meeting His disciples and renewing their call.
Style: Reflective resurrection hymn.
Tone: Gentle, hopeful, and restorative.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with soft strings and flowing melody.
Liturgical Use: Easter season, retreats, vocational reflection.

Witnesses of the Risen Lord

Duration: ~3:50
Summary: A hymn affirming the call to bear witness to Christ’s Resurrection in word and life.
Style: Contemporary proclamation hymn.
Tone: Strong, confident, and faith-filled.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with steady rhythm and choral support.
Liturgical Use: Easter, missioning liturgies, confirmations.

Silent Sorrow Cross (Gregorian)

Duration: ~3:30
Summary: A meditative chant reflecting on Christ’s suffering and the silence of the Cross.
Style: Gregorian chant-inspired sacred piece.
Tone: Solemn, contemplative, and deeply reverent.
Instrumentation: Unaccompanied or minimal drone with monastic vocal texture.
Liturgical Use: Lent, Good Friday, Stations of the Cross.

Here With Us, Living Lord

Duration: ~3:45
Summary: A hymn celebrating the risen Christ present among His people in Word and Eucharist.
Style: Contemporary Eucharistic hymn.
Tone: Warm, reverent, and faith-affirming.
Instrumentation: Piano with soft strings and gentle choir harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Easter season, Communion, adoration.

Called by Name at Easter Dawn

Duration: ~3:35
Summary: A hymn inspired by Mary Magdalene, recognising the risen Lord who calls each person by name. (John 20: 11-18)
Style: Reflective resurrection hymn.
Tone: Tender, personal, and hopeful.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with soft harmonies and expressive melody.
Liturgical Use: Easter, retreats, baptismal reflection.

Go Tell the Easter News

Duration: ~3:40
Summary: A joyful hymn urging believers to proclaim the Resurrection to the world. (Matthew 28: 8-15)
Style: Upbeat Easter proclamation hymn.
Tone: Energetic, joyful, and celebratory.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano with rhythmic support and strong chorus.
Liturgical Use: Easter Sunday, school liturgies, mission celebrations.

The Dawn of Easter Light

Duration: ~3:50
Summary: A hymn celebrating the victory of Christ as light breaks through the darkness of death. (John 20: 1- 9)
Style: Contemporary Easter hymn.
Tone: Radiant, hopeful, and triumphant.
Instrumentation: Piano with strings and full choir harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Easter Vigil, Easter season liturgies.

Christ Our Light Has Risen

Duration: ~3:45
Summary: A proclamation of the risen Christ as the light that conquers darkness and renews all life. (Matthew 28: 1-10)
Style: Festive Easter hymn.
Tone: Joyful, bold, and triumphant.
Instrumentation: Piano or organ with full choir and optional brass support.
Liturgical Use: Easter Sunday, major feast celebrations.

Remain With Me, O Faithful Lord
Duration: ~3:45
Associated Scripture: John 15:4–9 (Remain in my love)
Summary: A prayerful hymn asking Christ to remain with His people through trials, encouraging trust in His constant presence.
Style: Reflective devotional hymn.
Tone: Prayerful, trusting, and consoling.
Instrumentation: Piano with gentle strings and light woodwind, soft choir harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Communion reflections, retreats, prayer services, Ordinary Time.

Fragrance of Love
Duration: ~3:30
Associated Scripture: John 12:1–8 (Mary anoints the feet of Jesus)
Summary: A hymn celebrating generous love offered without counting the cost, inspired by Mary’s act of devotion and gratitude.
Style: Reflective lyrical hymn.
Tone: Tender, grateful, and contemplative.
Instrumentation: Piano with soft strings or harp, gentle vocal harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Lent, devotion themes, stewardship reflections, prayer services.

The Cross of Saving Grace
Duration: ~3:50
Associated Scripture: John 19:16–30 (The Crucifixion)
Summary: A hymn reflecting on the Cross as the place where Christ’s love brings salvation to the world, inviting believers to see suffering transformed through sacrificial love.
Style: Traditional Passion hymn.
Tone: Reverent, solemn, and redemptive.
Instrumentation: Piano with strings and optional organ, supported by a reflective choir texture.
Liturgical Use: Lent, Holy Week, Good Friday, Stations of the Cross.

Love that Kneels to Serve
Duration: ~3:35
Associated Scripture: John 13:1–15 (The washing of the disciples’ feet)
Summary: A hymn centred on Christ’s example of servant leadership, calling believers to imitate His humility through acts of love and service.
Style: Contemporary congregational hymn.
Tone: Gentle, reflective, and inspiring.
Instrumentation: Piano or acoustic guitar with soft strings and choir support.
Liturgical Use: Holy Thursday, service themes, school liturgies, discipleship reflections.

Lord, Call Us Forth
Duration: ~4:05
Associated Scripture: John 11:1–45 (The raising of Lazarus)
Summary: A hymn celebrating Christ who calls people from death to life and invites believers to walk in resurrection faith.
Style: Contemporary congregational hymn.
Tone: Encouraging, life-giving, and confident.
Instrumentation: Piano with strings and acoustic guitar, building choir texture.
Liturgical Use: Easter season, funerals, vocation themes, retreat liturgies.

Lord of the Searching Heart
Duration: ~3:30
Associated Scripture: John 7:16–24 (also Psalm 139 thematic connection)
Summary: A hymn about Christ who knows the human heart and calls believers to authentic faith and interior conversion.
Style: Reflective discipleship hymn.
Tone: Prayerful, introspective, and calm.
Instrumentation: Piano with soft strings and optional woodwind with gentle choir.
Liturgical Use: Prayer services, retreats, Ordinary Time reflection themes.

Lifted Up for All
Duration: ~3:50
Associated Scripture: John 8:28; John 12:32
Summary: A hymn reflecting on Christ lifted up on the Cross drawing all people to salvation through sacrificial love.
Style: Reflective Passion hymn.
Tone: Solemn, reverent, and hopeful.
Instrumentation: Piano with cello and soft strings, expressive choir harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Lent, Holy Week, Good Friday reflections.

Mercy Writes Upon the Dust
Duration: ~3:35
Associated Scripture: John 8:1–11 (The woman caught in adultery)
Summary: A hymn about Christ’s mercy that restores dignity and offers new beginnings through forgiveness.
Style: Reflective prayer hymn.
Tone: Gentle, compassionate, and healing.
Instrumentation: Solo piano with light strings and soft vocal texture.
Liturgical Use: Reconciliation services, Lent, mercy themes, retreats.

Gather Us Into One
Duration: ~3:55
Associated Scripture: John 11:49–52; John 17:20–23
Summary: A hymn about Christ gathering God’s scattered children into one through His saving mission, calling believers into unity, faith, and shared hope.
Style: Traditional congregational hymn with contemporary sacred elements.
Tone: Hopeful, prayerful, and unifying.
Instrumentation: Piano with soft strings and optional organ, supported by four-part choir.
Liturgical Use: Eucharistic celebrations, unity themes, school liturgies, Easter season.

Christ, the Father’s Living Sign
Duration: ~3:45
Associated Scripture: John 10:31–38
Summary: A hymn proclaiming Jesus as the visible revelation of the Father, inviting believers to trust in His works as signs of God’s presence.
Style: Traditional hymn style.
Tone: Reverent, confident, and faith-centred.
Instrumentation: Piano and organ with sustained strings and choir harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, Christological themes, school Masses, teaching liturgies.

Before Abraham I Am
Duration: ~3:40
Associated Scripture: John 8:51–59
Summary: A hymn reflecting on Christ as the eternal Word, the great “I AM,” inviting believers to trust His promise of eternal life.
Style: Traditional sacred hymn.
Tone: Strong, contemplative, and reverent.
Instrumentation: Piano with low strings and optional organ support, choir-led delivery.
Liturgical Use: Lent, doctrinal themes, Gospel reflections on John.

Let It Be Done
Duration: ~3:25
Associated Scripture: Luke 1:26–38 (The Annunciation)
Summary: A Marian hymn inspired by Mary’s faithful “yes,” inviting believers to trust God’s will and allow Christ to be born in their lives.
Style: Gentle devotional hymn.
Tone: Peaceful, trusting, and reflective.
Instrumentation: Piano with soft strings or harp, gentle choir or solo voice.
Liturgical Use: Marian feasts, Advent, Annunciation, prayer services.

Father Through the Son

Duration: ~4:10
Associated Scripture: John 14:6–11
Summary: A hymn proclaiming that in seeing Christ we come to know the Father’s heart.
Style: Contemporary Christological hymn.
Tone: Reverent, reflective, and faith-affirming.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with steady harmonic support and blended voices.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, Trinity themes, catechetical liturgies.

Sent in the Spirit of Patrick

Duration: ~4:20
Associated Scripture: Matthew 28:19–20; Mark 16:15
Summary: A missionary hymn inspired by St Patrick’s courage to bring the Gospel to new lands.
Style: Celtic-influenced mission hymn.
Tone: Inspiring, confident, and joyful.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano with optional Celtic-style instrumentation (flute, violin feel) and strong chorus.
Liturgical Use: Feast of St Patrick, mission celebrations, school liturgies.

Your Healing Shall Endure

Duration: ~4:25
Associated Scripture: Luke 6:17–19; Mark 5:34
Summary: A hymn of trust in the lasting healing power of Christ’s mercy.
Style: Reflective healing hymn.
Tone: Gentle, consoling, and prayerful.
Instrumentation: Piano-led accompaniment with soft sustained harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Healing services, reconciliation, retreats.

Lead Us into the Day

Duration: ~4:05
Associated Scripture: Psalm 5:3; Luke 1:78–79
Summary: A morning hymn asking Christ to guide our steps in His light each day.
Style: Contemporary prayer hymn.
Tone: Hopeful, calm, and encouraging.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with light rhythmic flow and warm harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Morning prayer, school liturgies, retreats.

Wash Away My Hidden Pride

Duration: ~4:15
Associated Scripture: Luke 18:9–14 (Pharisee and tax collector)
Summary: A penitential hymn asking God to cleanse the heart of pride and self-righteousness.
Style: Reflective penitential hymn.
Tone: Honest, humble, and prayerful.
Instrumentation: Piano with restrained accompaniment and expressive phrasing.
Liturgical Use: Lent, reconciliation, examination of conscience.

Love Lights the Way

Duration: ~4:10
Associated Scripture: John 13:34–35; 1 John 4:7–12
Summary: A hymn proclaiming love as the true light guiding Christian life.
Style: Contemporary discipleship hymn.
Tone: Warm, encouraging, and uplifting.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano with steady rhythm and strong congregational chorus.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, school liturgies, community celebrations.

Complete Your Work in Me

Duration: ~4:30
Associated Scripture: Philippians 1:6
Summary: A hymn of surrender asking God to continue shaping the believer’s life.
Style: Reflective devotional hymn.
Tone: Trusting, patient, and hopeful.
Instrumentation: Piano-led accompaniment with gentle harmonic movement.
Liturgical Use: Retreats, commitment liturgies, formation gatherings.

Seventy-Seven Times

Duration: ~4:20
Associated Scripture: Matthew 18:21–22
Summary: A hymn calling believers to limitless forgiveness rooted in God’s mercy.
Style: Reflective discipleship hymn.
Tone: Challenging, compassionate, and hopeful.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with steady rhythm and expressive vocal line.
Liturgical Use: Reconciliation services, Lent, Gospel reflections on forgiveness.

The Vineyard Is the Lord’s

Duration: ~4:15
Associated Scripture: Matthew 21:33–46 (Parable of the tenants)
Summary: A hymn proclaiming that the vineyard belongs to God and calls for faithful stewardship.
Style: Scriptural narrative hymn.
Tone: Reflective, steady, and quietly prophetic.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with measured rhythm and strong melodic phrasing.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, stewardship themes, Gospel reflections on responsibility.

Christ the Well

Duration: ~4:25
Associated Scripture: John 4:5–26 (The Samaritan woman)
Summary: A hymn celebrating Christ as the living water who satisfies the deepest thirst.
Style: Reflective scriptural hymn.
Tone: Contemplative, hopeful, and quietly joyful.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with flowing melodic phrasing and gentle harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Lent (3rd Sunday Year A themes), retreats, baptismal reflection.

The Father Ran to Me

Duration: ~4:30
Associated Scripture: Luke 15:11–32 (The Prodigal Son)
Summary: A deeply personal hymn of mercy, celebrating the Father who runs to welcome the lost.
Style: Reflective worship ballad.
Tone: Tender, grateful, and healing.
Instrumentation: Piano-led accompaniment with expressive dynamics and warm harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Lent, reconciliation services, retreats.

Open Our Eyes

Duration: ~4:05
Associated Scripture: Luke 24:13–35 (Road to Emmaus)
Summary: A hymn praying for recognition of Christ present in Word and breaking of bread.
Style: Contemporary devotional hymn.
Tone: Reflective, hopeful, and quietly luminous.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with flowing melody and gentle ensemble vocals.
Liturgical Use: Easter season, Eucharistic reflection, retreats.

Your Cross, Our Crown

Duration: ~4:20
Associated Scripture: Mark 8:34–35; Philippians 2:6–11
Summary: A hymn embracing the paradox of glory revealed through the Cross.
Style: Lenten–Christological hymn.
Tone: Reverent, solemn, and hope-filled.
Instrumentation: Piano or organ with sustained harmonies and measured pacing.
Liturgical Use: Lent, Holy Week, commitment liturgies.

Greatness in Your Kingdom

Duration: ~4:10
Associated Scripture: Matthew 20:20–28
Summary: A hymn redefining greatness through humble service in Christ’s Kingdom.
Style: Contemporary discipleship hymn.
Tone: Thoughtful, gently challenging, and faith-affirming.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano with steady rhythm and communal refrain.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, service themes, school liturgies.

Love Beyond the Circle

Duration: ~4:15
Associated Scripture: Matthew 5:43–48
Summary: A hymn calling believers to love beyond comfort, echoing the boundless mercy of God.
Style: Contemporary mission-focused hymn.
Tone: Expansive, challenging, and compassionate.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano with steady rhythm and uplifting chorus.
Liturgical Use: Lent, social justice liturgies, Gospel reflections on mercy.

Gentle Hearts Restore

Duration: ~4:25
Associated Scripture: John 8:1–11 (The woman caught in adultery)
Summary: A hymn celebrating mercy that restores rather than condemns.
Style: Reflective healing hymn.
Tone: Tender, restorative, and deeply compassionate.
Instrumentation: Piano-led accompaniment with expressive dynamics and soft choral textures.
Liturgical Use: Reconciliation, retreats, Lent.

The Amount You Measure

Duration: ~4:05
Associated Scripture: Luke 6:36–38
Summary: A hymn reminding believers that mercy given is mercy received.
Style: Reflective scriptural hymn.
Tone: Calm, encouraging, and gently instructive.
Instrumentation: Piano-led accompaniment with flowing phrasing and soft harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, reconciliation, justice and mercy themes.

Lead Us Down the Mountain

Duration: ~4:20
Associated Scripture: Luke 9:28–36 (Transfiguration)
Summary: A hymn asking Christ to guide us from moments of glory into faithful daily living.
Style: Lenten pilgrimage hymn.
Tone: Reflective, grounded, and quietly hopeful.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with gentle rhythmic pulse and warm harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Lent (Second Sunday), retreats, reflection on discipleship.

Return in Quiet Trust

Duration: ~4:20
Associated Scripture: Isaiah 30:15
Summary: A hymn inviting hearts to rediscover strength in stillness and trust in God.
Style: Meditative devotional hymn.
Tone: Calm, contemplative, and consoling.
Instrumentation: Piano with sustained harmonies and gentle pacing.
Liturgical Use: Reconciliation, adoration, reflective prayer.

Remember What You Have Seen

Duration: ~4:25
Associated Scripture: Luke 24:13–35 (Road to Emmaus)
Summary: A hymn recalling how Christ is recognised in word, memory, and breaking of bread.
Style: Narrative Eucharistic hymn.
Tone: Reflective, warm, and faith-affirming.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with flowing accompaniment and ensemble voices.
Liturgical Use: Easter season, Eucharistic reflection, retreats.

While the Bridegroom Walks Among Us

Duration: ~4:15
Associated Scripture: Mark 2:18–20
Summary: A hymn rejoicing in Christ’s presence and the joy of His nearness.
Style: Scriptural reflective hymn.
Tone: Joyful yet contemplative.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with gentle melodic flow and warm harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, Eucharistic reflection, retreats.

Lose Your Life, and Live

Duration: ~4:10
Associated Scripture: Mark 8:34–35; Luke 9:23–25
Summary: A hymn proclaiming the paradox of the Gospel — surrender that becomes life.
Style: Contemporary discipleship hymn.
Tone: Challenging, hopeful, and faith-centred.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar with steady rhythm and strong melodic contour.
Liturgical Use: Lent, retreats, commitment liturgies.

Lead Us Through the Wilderness

Duration: ~4:20
Associated Scripture: Matthew 4:1–11
Summary: A hymn of trust as God guides His people through testing toward life.
Style: Lenten pilgrimage hymn.
Tone: Reflective, steady, and hopeful.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with gentle rhythmic pulse and sustained chords.
Liturgical Use: Lent, retreats,
penitential services.

You Call Us

Duration: ~4:05
Associated Scripture: Mark 1:16–20; Luke 5:1–11
Summary: A hymn responding to Christ’s call to leave the familiar and follow in faith.
Style: Contemporary discipleship hymn.
Tone: Inviting, encouraging, and purposeful.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano with steady forward motion and ensemble vocals.
Liturgical Use: Vocations, school liturgies, missioning celebrations.

Teach Us to Pray

Duration: ~4:10
Associated Scripture: Luke 11:1–4 (The Lord’s Prayer)
Summary: A hymn placing the Church beside the disciples learning prayer from Christ.
Style: Devotional congregational hymn.
Tone: Gentle, communal, and prayerful.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with flowing melody and blended voices.
Liturgical Use: Prayer liturgies, catechesis, retreats.

Lord, When Did We See Your Face?

Duration: ~4:30
Associated Scripture: Matthew 25:31–46
Summary: A hymn recognising Christ present in the poor, the suffering, and the overlooked.
Style: Reflective social-justice hymn.
Tone: Honest, searching, and compassionate.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar with steady tempo and clear narrative phrasing.
Liturgical Use: Mission and service liturgies, social justice prayer, Lent.

Knock and Receive

Duration: ~4:05
Associated Scripture: Matthew 7:7–11; Luke 11:5–13
Summary: A hymn encouraging persistent prayer and trust in the Father who gives good gifts.
Style: Contemporary prayer hymn.
Tone: Hopeful, trusting, and gently uplifting.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with steady rhythm and warm harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Prayer services, retreats,
Gospel reflections on perseverance in prayer.

Sign of the Father

Duration: ~4:15
Associated Scripture: Luke 11:29–32 (The sign of Jonah)
Summary: A hymn recognising Christ Himself as the true sign revealing the Father’s heart.
Style: Reflective scriptural hymn.
Tone: Thoughtful, searching, and reverent.
Instrumentation: Piano-led accompaniment with restrained dynamics and expressive phrasing.
Liturgical Use: Lent, catechetical liturgies, Gospel reflections on faith.

Salt and Light for the World

Duration: ~3:55
Associated Scripture: Matthew 5:13–16
Summary: A hymn commissioning believers to shine visibly in Christ’s light.
Style: Contemporary discipleship hymn.
Tone: Bright, purposeful, and encouraging.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano with steady rhythm and strong communal refrain.
Liturgical Use: Missioning liturgies, school and parish celebrations.

Shepherd of the Seeking Crowd

Duration: ~4:20
Associated Scripture: Mark 6:34
Summary: A hymn portraying Christ’s compassion for searching hearts.
Style: Pastoral scriptural hymn.
Tone: Warm, compassionate, and gently challenging.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar with flowing accompaniment and ensemble vocals.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, pastoral ministry themes, retreats.

Heart of Living Truth

Duration: ~4:10
Associated Scripture: John 14:6; John 8:31–32
Summary: A hymn proclaiming Christ as the living Truth who forms and frees the heart.
Style: Contemporary Christological hymn.
Tone: Reverent, confident, and reflective.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with flowing melody and warm harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, catechesis, faith formation.

Your Love Makes Whole

Duration: ~4:25
Associated Scripture: Mark 5:25–34
Summary: A hymn celebrating healing love that restores dignity and peace.
Style: Reflective worship ballad.
Tone: Tender, compassionate, and prayerful.
Instrumentation: Piano-led accompaniment with soft strings and expressive phrasing.
Liturgical Use: Healing services, reconciliation, retreats.

Even the Crumbs of Grace

Duration: ~4:05
Associated Scripture: Mark 7:24–30 (The Syrophoenician woman)
Summary: A hymn celebrating persistent faith that trusts in even the smallest gift of God’s mercy.
Style: Devotional scriptural hymn.
Tone: Humble, trusting, and hopeful.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano with gentle rhythmic flow and blended voices.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, retreats, reflections on prayer and perseverance.

Create in Us a Faith Made True

Duration: ~4:25
Associated Scripture: James 2:14–18
Summary: A hymn praying for faith that lives through action and love.
Style: Contemporary discipleship hymn.
Tone: Sincere, encouraging, and purposeful.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar with steady tempo and communal chorus.
Liturgical Use: Missioning, social justice liturgies, school prayer.

You See the Hungry Crowd

Duration: ~4:20
Associated Scripture: Mark 8:1–10 (Feeding of the four thousand)
Summary: A hymn of compassion revealing Christ who notices hunger and provides abundantly.
Style: Pastoral scriptural hymn.
Tone: Warm, compassionate, and hopeful.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar with flowing accompaniment and gentle harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Eucharistic themes, service and justice liturgies, retreats.

Ephphatha — Be Opened

Duration: ~4:15
Associated Scripture: Mark 7:31–37
Summary: A hymn of healing and awakening as Christ opens ears, speech, and hearts.
Style: Reflective healing hymn.
Tone: Gentle, prayerful, and liberating.
Instrumentation: Piano-led accompaniment with soft sustained chords and expressive vocals.
Liturgical Use: Baptisms, healing services, retreats.

No Sign but Love

Duration: ~4:05
Associated Scripture: Matthew 12:38–42 (The sign of Jonah)
Summary: A hymn teaching that the true sign God gives is not spectacle but transforming love.
Style: Reflective scriptural hymn.
Tone: Thoughtful, searching, and quietly challenging.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with restrained accompaniment and expressive phrasing.
Liturgical Use: Lent, Ordinary Time Gospel reflections on faith and conversion.

Fulfilled in Love

Duration: ~4:10
Associated Scripture: Matthew 5:17–20 (Fulfilment of the Law)
Summary: A hymn proclaiming Christ as the fulfilment of the law through love lived perfectly.
Style: Contemporary theological hymn.
Tone: Confident, reverent, and reflective.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with steady rhythm and clear melodic line.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, teaching liturgies, catechetical settings.

Take Courage, It Is I

Duration: ~4:10
Summary: A hymn of reassurance and faith, hearing Christ’s voice amid fear and uncertainty.
Style: Contemporary scriptural hymn.
Tone: Comforting, steady, and hope-filled.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with gentle rhythmic pulse, warm harmonies, and expressive melody.
Liturgical Use: Gospel reflections on trust, times of trial, retreats, and healing services.

Today This Word Is Fulfilled

Duration: ~4:05
Associated Scripture: Luke 4:16–21 (Jesus proclaims the fulfilment of Scripture)
Summary: A hymn proclaiming that God’s promise is fulfilled in Christ here and now.
Style: Scriptural proclamation hymn.
Tone: Confident, joyful, and declarative.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with strong melodic line and steady rhythm.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, Gospel-focused liturgies, parish celebrations.

Walk With Jesus

Duration: 3:59
Scripture: Mark 3:7–12
Summary: A hymn inviting us to walk close beside Jesus amid the crowds, choosing faith over noise.
Style: Contemporary scriptural hymn.
Tone: Calm, compassionate, and quietly uplifting.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with gentle rhythmic pulse, warm harmonies, and flowing melody.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, Gospel reflections on discipleship and trust.

Stretch Out Your Hand

Duration: 4:29
Scripture: Mark 3:1–6
Summary: A hymn of healing and courage, choosing mercy when rules grow loud and love is tested.
Style: Contemporary devotional hymn.
Tone: Steady, compassionate, and quietly resolute.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar base with expressive vocals and supportive harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Healing services, Gospel reflections on mercy, justice, and compassion.

Shaped by Love

Duration: 4:34
Scripture: Mark 2:23–28
Summary: A hymn proclaiming that love—not fear—fulfils the law, and Sabbath is gift for life.
Style: Reflective worship hymn.
Tone: Warm, thoughtful, and faith-deepening.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with gentle rhythm and blended vocals.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, reflections on mercy, freedom, and the heart of God’s law.

New Wine for New Hearts

Duration: 4:19
Scripture: Mark 2:18–22
Summary: A hymn of renewal, welcoming Christ’s newness that reshapes hearts and restores joy.
Style: Contemporary hymn of renewal.
Tone: Hopeful, gentle, and uplifting.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano with light rhythmic support and clear melodic line.
Liturgical Use: Retreats, renewal liturgies, Ordinary Time, reflections on conversion.

Behold the Lamb of God

Duration: 3:19
Scripture: John 1:29–34
Summary: A hymn of adoration proclaiming Jesus as the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.
Style: Devotional Christological hymn.
Tone: Reverent, luminous, and prayerful.
Instrumentation: Piano or organ with gentle harmonies and unhurried pacing.
Liturgical Use: Epiphany season, Ordinary Time, adoration, Communion reflection.

He Must Increase

Duration: ~3:45
Associated Scripture: John 3:22–30 (John the Baptist’s witness)
Summary: A hymn of humility and surrender, placing Christ at the centre while self fades into service.
Style: Reflective scriptural hymn.
Tone: Humble, contemplative, and faithful.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with restrained dynamics and expressive phrasing.
Liturgical Use: Advent, Ordinary Time, reflections on humility and witness.

Bring Healing to the World

Duration: ~4:25
Associated Scripture: Luke 9:1–6 (The mission of the Twelve)
Summary: A hymn praying that Christ’s healing and compassion may flow through His people into the world.
Style: Contemporary worship hymn with social concern.
Tone: Compassionate, earnest, and hopeful.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with gentle rhythm and choral-style harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Healing liturgies, mission services, peace and justice gatherings.

The Table of Mercy

Duration: 4:37
Scripture: Mark 2:13–17
Summary: A hymn celebrating Christ who welcomes sinners, calling us to mercy at His table.
Style: Contemporary hymn of welcome and conversion.
Tone: Warm, inclusive, and hope-filled.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano with steady rhythm and communal chorus.
Liturgical Use: Reconciliation, Gospel reflections on mercy, parish/school liturgies on welcome.

Faith that Carries and Heals

Duration: ~4:20
Associated Scripture: Mark 2:1–12 (The healing of the paralytic)
Summary: A hymn celebrating faith that carries others to Christ and becomes a channel of healing and forgiveness.
Style: Contemporary worship hymn.
Tone: Hopeful, compassionate, and faith-affirming.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with gentle rhythmic support and warm vocal harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Healing services, Ordinary Time, Gospel reflections on faith and forgiveness.

Come Follow Me

Duration: ~4:10
Associated Scripture: Luke 5:1–11 (The call of the first disciples)
Summary: A call to discipleship, inviting hearts to leave what is familiar and follow Christ in trust.
Style: Contemporary discipleship hymn.
Tone: Inviting, steady, and quietly challenging.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano with gentle forward momentum and blended voices.
Liturgical Use: Vocations, retreats, Gospel reflections on calling.

Christ Always With Us

Duration: ~4:00
Associated Scripture: Luke 5:12–16 (Jesus heals and remains present among the people)
Summary: A hymn affirming Christ’s constant, compassionate presence among those who seek Him.
Style: Contemporary devotional hymn.
Tone: Reassuring, warm, and prayerful.
Instrumentation: Piano-led accompaniment with soft harmonies and flowing melody.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, funerals, moments of consolation and healing.

He Lifts Us Up and Sends Us Forth

Duration: ~4:30
Associated Scripture: Luke 4:14–22 (Jesus anointed and sent)
Summary: A hymn of encouragement and mission, lifted by Christ and sent to serve the world in His name.
Style: Contemporary missioning hymn.
Tone: Uplifting, confident, and purposeful.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with steady rhythm, strong chorus, and ensemble vocals.
Liturgical Use: Sending forth, mission celebrations, parish and school liturgies.

Your Word Has Power

Duration: ~3:55
Associated Scripture: Luke 4:31–37 (Jesus teaches with authority)
Summary: A hymn proclaiming the living, authoritative power of God’s Word to transform and liberate.
Style: Contemporary congregational hymn.
Tone: Assured, reverent, and faith-filled.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with steady tempo and clear melodic line.
Liturgical Use: Scripture celebrations, Ordinary Time, preaching-focused liturgies.

Given For Life

Duration: ~4:25
Summary: A Eucharistic hymn celebrating Christ’s self-giving love poured out for the life of the world.
Style: Communion hymn with devotional character.
Tone: Reverent, tender, and grateful.
Instrumentation: Piano-led accompaniment with soft strings or choral textures.
Liturgical Use: Communion processions, Holy Thursday, Eucharistic adoration.

The Light Has Dawned in Galilee

Duration: ~4:05
Summary: A hymn proclaiming the beginning of Christ’s ministry as light rising in darkness.
Style: Epiphany–Ordinary Time hymn.
Tone: Bright, declarative, and hopeful.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano with steady rhythm and confident melodic line.
Liturgical Use: Epiphany season, Ordinary Time, Gospel reflections on mission.

We Have Seen His Rising Star

Duration: ~4:15
Summary: A hymn of wonder and pilgrimage, celebrating the light of Christ revealed to all nations.
Style: Epiphany hymn with lyrical flow.
Tone: Joyful, reverent, and expansive.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with flowing melody, optional flute or strings.
Liturgical Use: Epiphany, school liturgies, celebrations of revelation and mission.

Holy Name of Jesus

Duration: ~3:55
Summary: A devotional hymn honouring the saving power and beauty of the Holy Name of Jesus.
Style: Traditional devotional hymn with contemporary warmth.
Tone: Reverent, loving, and prayerful.
Instrumentation: Organ or piano with gentle harmonies and unhurried pacing.
Liturgical Use: Feast of the Holy Name, adoration, quiet prayer services.

Spirit of Truth, Be Near Us Still – St Stephen

Duration: ~4:10
Summary: A prayerful hymn invoking the Holy Spirit as guide, teacher, and companion.
Style: Reflective hymn to the Holy Spirit.
Tone: Gentle, attentive, and reverent.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar with flowing accompaniment and soft harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Pentecost, confirmations, retreats, and discernment services.

God-With-Us, Born This Holy Night – Christmas Day

Duration: ~4:15
Summary: A Christmas hymn rejoicing in the mystery of the Incarnation and Emmanuel among us.
Style: Contemporary Christmas hymn with lyrical warmth.
Tone: Joyful, reverent, and tender.
Instrumentation: Piano or acoustic guitar with gentle strings or light choral textures.
Liturgical Use: Christmas Eve and Day liturgies, Nativity celebrations.

Where Love Makes Christ a Home – Holy Family

Duration: ~4:15
Summary: A hymn celebrating Christ dwelling wherever love and welcome are lived.
Style: Contemporary hymn of community and charity.
Tone: Warm, inclusive, and uplifting.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar with gentle rhythm and ensemble vocals.
Liturgical Use: Community celebrations, social justice liturgies, parish gatherings.

We See, We Trust, We Believe

Duration: ~4:00
Summary: A profession of faith, affirming trust in Christ beyond what is seen.
Style: Contemporary congregational hymn.
Tone: Confident, prayerful, and affirming.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with steady tempo and strong melodic line.
Liturgical Use: Creeds of faith, confirmations, Gospel reflections on belief.

Blessed Are the Watchful Hearts

Duration: ~3:50
Summary: A hymn calling believers to faithful watchfulness and hope-filled waiting.
Style: Advent-inspired devotional hymn.
Tone: Expectant, gentle, and faithful.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano with flowing melody and light harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Advent, Gospel reflections on readiness, end-time themes.

Now, Master, Let Your Servant Rest – Simeon

Duration: ~4:30
Summary: A peaceful hymn inspired by Simeon’s prayer, resting in God’s fulfilled promise.
Style: Canticle-style devotional hymn.
Tone: Serene, trusting, and deeply reverent.
Instrumentation: Piano or organ with sustained harmonies and expressive phrasing.
Liturgical Use: Night prayer, funerals, memorials, and reflective liturgies.

Mary, Mother of Our God

Duration: ~4:20
Summary: A Marian hymn honouring Mary’s divine motherhood and faithful obedience.
Style: Traditional Marian devotional hymn.
Tone: Reverent, tender, and prayerful.
Instrumentation: Organ or piano with lyrical melody and gentle harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Marian feasts, Christmas season, and Marian devotions.

To Dwell with God

Duration: ~4:00
Summary: A hymn expressing the deep longing to live always in God’s presence.
Style: Reflective worship hymn.
Tone: Calm, contemplative, and intimate.
Instrumentation: Piano-led accompaniment with soft strings or sustained chords.
Liturgical Use: Prayer services, retreats, and quiet times of adoration.

Are You the One Who Comes?

Duration: ~4:00
Summary: A searching hymn inspired by John the Baptist’s question, longing for assurance and faith.
Style: Reflective scriptural hymn.
Tone: Questioning, prayerful, and quietly hopeful.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with gentle dynamics and expressive vocals.
Liturgical Use: Advent (Week 3), Gospel reflections on doubt and trust.

Walking the Humble Way

Duration: ~4:05
Summary: A hymn of discipleship, inviting believers to follow Christ in humility and love.
Style: Contemporary devotional hymn.
Tone: Gentle, reflective, and quietly challenging.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with a steady, unhurried rhythm and blended vocals.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, retreats, Gospel reflections on humility and service.

Authority of Heaven

Duration: ~3:50
Summary: A hymn proclaiming Christ’s divine authority over hearts, spirits, and creation.
Style: Bold contemporary hymn of proclamation.
Tone: Confident, strong, and worshipful.
Instrumentation: Piano/organ base with rhythmic drive and choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Christological feasts, Gospel reflections on authority.

Christ Long Promised

Duration: ~4:10
Summary: A hymn celebrating the fulfilment of ancient hope in the coming of Christ.
Style: Advent hymn with traditional resonance.
Tone: Hopeful, reverent, and expectant.
Instrumentation: Organ or piano with flowing melodic lines and strong harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Advent (Weeks 1–4), prophecy-themed liturgies.

Emmanuel, God With Us (St Joseph)

Duration: ~4:15
Summary: A tender Advent–Christmas hymn celebrating Emmanuel present through Joseph’s faithful care.
Style: Narrative devotional hymn.
Tone: Gentle, reverent, and reassuring.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with warm harmonies and lyrical flow.
Liturgical Use: Advent, Feast of St Joseph, Christmas preparations.

Into the Vineyard Still You Call

Duration: ~4:05
Summary: A hymn of vocation and mercy, proclaiming God’s generous call to labour in His vineyard.
Style: Contemporary discipleship hymn.
Tone: Encouraging, inclusive, and faith-filled.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano with steady rhythm and communal chorus.
Liturgical Use: Vocations, missioning, Gospel reflections on service.

My Soul Rejoices in the Lord

Duration: ~4:20
Summary: A joyful hymn echoing Mary’s Magnificat, rejoicing in God’s saving work.
Style: Lyrical canticle-style hymn.
Tone: Exultant, prayerful, and radiant.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with flowing melody and optional strings or flute.
Liturgical Use: Advent, Marian feasts, canticle-based prayer services.

O God of Promise – Zechariah

Duration: ~4:00
Summary: A prayerful hymn trusting in God’s enduring promises amid waiting and hope.
Style: Reflective devotional hymn.
Tone: Calm, trusting, and contemplative.
Instrumentation: Piano-led accompaniment with soft harmonies and gentle pacing.
Liturgical Use: Advent, retreats, reflective worship.

Blessed Be the God of Promise – John the Baptist

Duration: ~4:10
Summary: A hymn of praise blessing God for faithfulness across generations and fulfilled promise.
Style: Contemporary hymn of thanksgiving.
Tone: Joyful, confident, and reverent.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with steady rhythm and warm ensemble vocals.
Liturgical Use: Advent, canticle celebrations, thanksgiving liturgies.

The Hand of God Is Here

Duration: ~4:05
Summary: A hymn affirming God’s active presence, guiding and sustaining His people.
Style: Contemporary congregational hymn.
Tone: Assuring, hopeful, and uplifting.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar foundation with light percussion and blended harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, healing services, celebrations of faith.

Prepare the Way of the Lord

Duration: ~4:00
Summary: A stirring Advent hymn calling hearts to repentance and readiness for the Lord’s coming.
Style: Contemporary Advent hymn with prophetic character.
Tone: Urgent, hopeful, and expectant.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with steady rhythm, strong melodic line, and communal vocals.
Liturgical Use: Advent (especially Weeks 2–3), Gospel readings on John the Baptist.

Wisdom’s Song

Duration: ~3:45
Summary: A reflective hymn honouring divine Wisdom as guide, light, and teacher.
Style: Meditative devotional hymn.
Tone: Gentle, contemplative, and serene.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with light strings or flute textures.
Liturgical Use: Advent, Ordinary Time, prayer services, and reflective liturgies.

Herald of the Coming King

Duration: ~4:10
Summary: A bold hymn proclaiming John the Baptist as herald of Christ the King.
Style: Processional Advent hymn.
Tone: Strong, prophetic, and confident.
Instrumentation: Organ or piano with full harmonies and rhythmic momentum.
Liturgical Use: Advent, Feast of John the Baptist, proclamation-focused liturgies.

Rest in the Heart of Jesus

Duration: ~4:30
Summary: A tender hymn inviting weary hearts to find peace in Christ’s love.
Style: Reflective worship ballad.
Tone: Comforting, intimate, and prayerful.
Instrumentation: Piano-led accompaniment with soft strings and expressive vocals.
Liturgical Use: Healing services, reconciliation, funerals, and quiet adoration.

Let It Be Done in Me

Duration: ~4:05
Summary: A hymn of surrender and trust, echoing Mary’s faithful “yes” to God.
Style: Marian-inspired devotional hymn.
Tone: Humble, trusting, and serene.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano with gentle flow and blended voices.
Liturgical Use: Advent, Marian feasts, vocations, and commitment liturgies.

Prepare the Way, O People of Light

Duration: ~3:50
Summary: A joyful Advent call inviting the community to ready the path for Christ.
Style: Upbeat congregational Advent hymn.
Tone: Bright, energising, and hopeful.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano with rhythmic support and strong chorus.
Liturgical Use: Advent gatherings, school liturgies, parish celebrations.

Send Us with Your Advent Light

Duration: ~4:15
Summary: A sending hymn asking Christ’s light to guide us into the world.
Style: Contemporary missioning hymn.
Tone: Hopeful, purposeful, and uplifting.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar with steady rhythm and ensemble vocals.
Liturgical Use: Advent missioning, service-focused liturgies, parish send-offs.

Open Our Eyes, O Lord of Light

Duration: ~4:00
Summary: A prayerful hymn seeking spiritual vision and awakening in Christ’s light.
Style: Reflective devotional hymn.
Tone: Gentle, luminous, and prayerful.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with flowing melody and soft harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Advent, retreats, Gospel reflections, contemplative prayer.

Build Us, Lord, on Solid Ground

Duration: ~4:20
Summary: A hymn of trust, asking God to ground our lives firmly in Christ.
Style: Congregational hymn of discipleship.
Tone: Steady, confident, and faith-affirming.
Instrumentation: Piano or organ with strong harmonic support.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, confirmations, community-building liturgies.

Come, O Saviour

Duration: ~4:10
Summary: A heartfelt Advent plea for the Saviour to come and renew the world.
Style: Lyrical Advent hymn.
Tone: Longing, reverent, and hopeful.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar with gentle strings and expressive vocals.
Liturgical Use: Advent (all weeks), evening prayer, reflective worship.

Blessed Are the Eyes that See

Duration: 3:43
Summary: A hymn rejoicing in the grace of seeing God’s truth and goodness revealed.
Style: Contemporary devotional hymn.
Tone: Warm, reflective, and grateful.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar accompaniment with light harmonies and a steady, gentle flow.
Liturgical Use: Gospel reflections, Ordinary Time, and prayerful gatherings.

Only Say the Word

Duration: 3:14
Summary: A hymn of trust in Christ’s healing power and steadfast love.
Style: Contemporary worship ballad.
Tone: Tender, reverent, and faith-filled.
Instrumentation: Soft piano or guitar foundation with expressive vocals.
Liturgical Use: Communion, healing services, and Gospel reflections on faith.

Light of Promise, Dawn of Grace

Duration: 4:06
Summary: A hymn celebrating the dawning of God’s grace and the hope fulfilled in Christ.
Style: Contemporary hymn with gentle uplift.
Tone: Hopeful, bright, and prayerful.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar with light strings and blended voices.
Liturgical Use: Advent, Epiphany, and celebrations of promise and hope.

Keep Our Hearts Awake

Duration: 3:14
Summary: A prayer for vigilance and readiness as we await the Lord with hope and faith.
Style: Modern devotional hymn.
Tone: Calm, steady, and quietly expectant.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano accompaniment with soft harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Advent, end-time reflections, and Gospel readings on watchfulness.

Your Word Will Never Fade

Duration: 3:21
Summary: A hymn affirming the enduring truth and power of God’s Word.
Style: Contemporary congregational hymn.
Tone: Confident, reverent, and steady.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar base with simple rhythm and clear vocal lines.
Liturgical Use: Scripture celebrations, Ordinary Time, and teaching settings..

Our Hope and Our Joy

Duration: 4:19
Summary: A hymn lifting praise to Christ as the source of our deepest hope and lasting joy.
Style: Contemporary worship hymn.
Tone: Joyful, uplifting, and faith-filled.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano with rhythmic support and warm ensemble vocals.
Liturgical Use: Easter season, celebratory liturgies, and parish gatherings.

Hold Us Close

Duration: 3:12
Summary: A gentle prayer asking God to keep us near in love, mercy, and protection.
Style: Reflective worship ballad.
Tone: Tender, intimate, and comforting.
Instrumentation: Soft piano or guitar with light harmonies and gentle pacing.
Liturgical Use: Reconciliation, healing, funerals, and quiet reflective prayer.

When Earthly Kingdoms Tremble

Duration: 4:28
Summary: A hymn proclaiming Christ’s eternal reign above all human powers and empires.
Style: Majestic contemporary hymn.
Tone: Strong, reverent, and triumphant.
Instrumentation: Piano or organ base with steady rhythm, choral harmonies, and light percussion.
Liturgical Use: Christ the King, feast days, and celebrations of divine sovereignty.

Give All to Your Commands

Duration: 3:58
Summary: A hymn of surrender and faithful obedience to God’s call.
Style: Contemporary worship ballad.
Tone: Devout, prayerful, and sincere.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano accompaniment, gentle harmonies, and steady tempo.
Liturgical Use: Vocations, discipleship, and personal commitment reflections.

Reign in Glory, Christ Our King

Duration: 4:35
Summary: A hymn celebrating Christ’s eternal kingship and redemptive power.
Style: Traditional hymn of praise.
Tone: Majestic, confident, and worshipful.
Instrumentation: Organ or piano with strong choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Solemnity of Christ the King, Easter, and processional celebrations.

Children of the Resurrection

Duration: 3:41
Summary: A hymn of joyful faith in the risen Lord, proclaiming life’s victory over death.
Style: Contemporary Easter hymn.
Tone: Joyful, bright, and celebratory.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano with rhythmic energy and ensemble voices.
Liturgical Use: Easter season, baptisms, and faith celebrations.

Willing Hearts

Duration: 3:56
Summary: A hymn offering our lives to God with readiness and joy.
Style: Devotional hymn of commitment.
Tone: Warm, hopeful, and tender.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar accompaniment, light harmonies, and soft rhythm.
Liturgical Use: Commissioning, stewardship, and school or parish dedications.

Only We Had Known Your Peace

Duration: 4:27
Summary: A hymn of lament and longing for the peace that Christ alone can bring.
Style: Reflective hymn of reconciliation.
Tone: Penitent, solemn, and yearning.
Instrumentation: Piano or organ base with strings and contemplative vocals.
Liturgical Use: Lent, reconciliation, and peace services.

Till You Return, O Lord

Duration: 4:02
Summary: A hymn of faith and endurance, awaiting the Lord’s coming with steadfast hope.
Style: Contemporary hymn of expectation.
Tone: Hopeful, serene, and trusting.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano with choral harmonies and light percussion.
Liturgical Use: Advent, end-time reflections, and Gospel readings on vigilance.

Open Our Eyes, O Lord

Duration: 4:07
Summary: A hymn of awakening, asking the Lord to open our eyes to His presence and truth.
Style: Reflective devotional hymn.
Tone: Gentle, prayerful, and faith-filled.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar accompaniment with soft harmonies and flowing melody.
Liturgical Use: Suitable for prayer, reflection, and Gospel readings on spiritual insight.

Come Down, Zacchaeus

Duration: 3:37
Summary: A narrative hymn retelling the encounter of Zacchaeus with Jesus and the joy of conversion.
Style: Folk-inspired storytelling hymn.
Tone: Cheerful, engaging, and reflective.
Instrumentation: Acoustic guitar, light percussion, and ensemble vocals.
Liturgical Use: Gospel reflections on repentance, faith formation, and community gatherings.

Faithful in Little, Rich in Grace

Duration: 3:27
Summary: A hymn praising God’s grace in the small acts of daily faithfulness.
Style: Reflective modern hymn.
Tone: Humble, steady, and uplifting.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar accompaniment, simple rhythm, and warm harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Stewardship, discipleship, and daily Mass reflections.

Faithful in Little, True in All

Duration: 3:59
Summary: A hymn reminding believers to live faithfully in both small and great things for God’s glory.
Style: Contemporary devotional hymn.
Tone: Calm, reflective, and prayerful.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano base, light strings, and blended voices.
Liturgical Use: Stewardship, thanksgiving, and Gospel reflections on service.

By Your Endurance

Duration: 4:34
Summary: A hymn of perseverance, finding strength and hope through steadfast faith in Christ.
Style: Contemporary worship ballad.
Tone: Steady, uplifting, and encouraging.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar foundation with choral harmonies and light percussion.
Liturgical Use: Times of trial, Gospel reflections on endurance, and Lenten worship.

Cry of Faith

Duration: 4:23
Summary: A hymn of prayerful persistence, expressing faith that cries out for justice and mercy.
Style: Modern worship hymn.
Tone: Passionate, heartfelt, and prayerful.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar accompaniment, soft percussion, and expressive vocals.
Liturgical Use: Intercession, Lent, and Gospel reflections on faith and prayer.

When the Son of Man Appears

Duration: 3:59
Summary: A hymn of hope and readiness for Christ’s return in glory.
Style: Contemporary eschatological hymn.
Tone: Reverent, hopeful, and anticipatory.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano with steady rhythm and vocal harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Advent, end-time reflections, and Gospel readings on vigilance.

The Kingdom Among Us

Duration: 4:09
Summary: A hymn celebrating the presence of God’s Kingdom alive in hearts that love and serve.
Style: Contemporary hymn of discipleship.
Tone: Joyful, reflective, and mission-focused.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano with light rhythm and ensemble vocals.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, missioning celebrations, and reflections on God’s reign.

The One Who Returned Leper

Duration: 4:29
Summary: A hymn of gratitude and faith, inspired by the one healed leper who returned to give thanks to Jesus.
Style: Contemporary hymn of thanksgiving.
Tone: Grateful, reflective, and joyful.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar foundation with warm harmonies and soft rhythm.
Liturgical Use: Thanksgiving liturgies, healing services, and Gospel reflections on gratitude.

Servants of the Lord

Duration: 4:49
Summary: A hymn celebrating Christian discipleship and faithful service in God’s vineyard.
Style: Modern hymn of vocation and mission.
Tone: Devout, uplifting, and purposeful.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano accompaniment with choral harmonies and steady rhythm.
Liturgical Use: Commissioning, missioning, and community service celebrations.

Faith as Small as This

Duration: 4:41
Summary: A hymn of humble trust, rejoicing in the power of faith as small as a mustard seed.
Style: Contemporary worship hymn.
Tone: Hopeful, prayerful, and affirming.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with gentle rhythm and blended vocals.
Liturgical Use: Faith-themed liturgies, retreats, and reflections on trust in God.

Temple of Glory, Dwelling of God – Lateran Basilica

Duration: 4:32
Summary: A hymn celebrating the Church as the living temple of God’s glory.
Style: Processional congregational hymn.
Tone: Majestic, reverent, and celebratory.
Instrumentation: Organ or piano with full choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Dedications, feast of the Lateran Basilica, and community celebrations of faith.

Rejoice, for the Lost Are Found

Duration: 3:53
Summary: A jubilant hymn celebrating God’s mercy and the joy of the lost being found.
Style: Contemporary joyful hymn.
Tone: Exuberant, bright, and worshipful.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano with rhythmic percussion and strong chorus.
Liturgical Use: Reconciliation, Easter, and celebrations of forgiveness and renewal

All for You, O Lord

Duration: 4:09
Summary: A hymn of surrender and dedication, offering all of life’s moments to God.
Style: Devotional worship ballad.
Tone: Gentle, reverent, and contemplative.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar with soft harmonies and expressive vocals.
Liturgical Use: Consecration, reflection, and personal prayer.

Shepherd of Faith and Mercy – St Charles Borromeo

Duration: 4:33
Summary: A hymn honoring Christ the Good Shepherd, who leads His flock with compassion and strength.
Style: Pastoral devotional hymn.
Tone: Comforting, tender, and faithful.
Instrumentation: Piano or organ with strings and choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Good Shepherd Sunday, pastoral feasts, and community prayer.

At the Table of the Lord

Duration: 4:28
Summary: A Eucharistic hymn celebrating unity, thanksgiving, and the presence of Christ in the breaking of bread.
Style: Communion hymn with gentle flow.
Tone: Reverent, warm, and unifying.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar accompaniment with light harmonies and flowing rhythm.
Liturgical Use: Eucharistic celebrations, thanksgiving, and communion processions.

Tears to Joy, Death to Life – All Saints

Duration: 4:31
Summary: A hymn proclaiming the transforming power of Christ’s resurrection, turning sorrow into hope.
Style: Contemporary resurrection hymn.
Tone: Uplifting, reflective, and faith-filled.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar accompaniment with light strings and blended vocals.
Liturgical Use: Easter, funerals, and services of renewal and hope.

Blessed Are You, O Saints of Light

Duration: 4:22
Summary: A joyful hymn honouring all saints who reflect the light of Christ in their lives.
Style: Traditional hymn of celebration.
Tone: Joyful, reverent, and majestic.
Instrumentation: Organ or piano with full choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: All Saints’ Day, commemorations of holy men and women, and community celebrations.

The Law of Love

Duration: 2:42
Summary: A simple, heartfelt hymn expressing the call to live by the commandment of love.
Style: Folk-inspired devotional hymn.
Tone: Gentle, warm, and sincere.
Instrumentation: Acoustic guitar/piano with soft vocals and light harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, catechetical gatherings, and community worship.

Under Your Wings

Duration: 5:04
Summary: A hymn of trust and protection, resting in God’s care like a child beneath His wings.
Style: Reflective worship ballad.
Tone: Comforting, intimate, and prayerful.
Instrumentation: Piano and strings with expressive solo or ensemble vocals.
Liturgical Use: Reconciliation, adoration, healing, or times of consolation.

The Narrow Door

Duration: 4:32
Summary: A hymn urging perseverance and humility in walking the narrow path of discipleship.
Style: Contemporary discipleship hymn.
Tone: Determined, reflective, and faith-driven.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano with a steady beat and gentle harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Gospel reflections, retreats, and calls to discipleship.

Called by Name

Duration: 4:44
Summary: A hymn celebrating God’s personal call to each believer in love and purpose.
Style: Modern worship hymn.
Tone: Hopeful, affirming, and reverent.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar with light percussion and choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Baptisms, vocations, confirmations, and community celebrations.

You Set the Captive Free

Duration: 3:48
Summary: A hymn rejoicing in Christ’s freedom, healing, and mercy for all who believe.
Style: Gospel-inspired praise hymn.
Tone: Joyful, confident, and liberating.
Instrumentation: Piano, light percussion, and vibrant vocals.
Liturgical Use: Easter, mission services, and celebrations of liberation or renewal.

The Prayer That Pierces the Clouds

Duration: 3:21
Summary: A hymn of persistent prayer, echoing the faith that moves the heart of God.
Style: Contemporary devotional hymn.
Tone: Sincere, hopeful, and trusting.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano accompaniment with soft harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Intercessory prayer services, Lent, and Gospel reflections on faith.

The Patient Gardener

Duration: 3:39
Summary: A hymn of divine mercy, depicting God’s patient love nurturing growth in every heart.
Style: Reflective hymn with storytelling tone.
Tone: Gentle, compassionate, and pastoral.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar with calm rhythm and blended vocals.
Liturgical Use: Lent, reconciliation, or reflections on forgiveness and growth.

Fire of the Lord

Duration: 4:43
Summary: A hymn invoking the Spirit’s power to renew hearts and enflame the Church with zeal.
Style: Contemporary worship anthem.
Tone: Passionate, uplifting, and faith-filled.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano foundation, rhythmic energy, and choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Pentecost, confirmation, and renewal liturgies.

When the Master Comes

Duration: 4:09
Summary: A hymn of vigilance and readiness, awaiting the Lord’s coming with faith and hope.
Style: Reflective worship hymn.
Tone: Contemplative, prayerful, and quietly expectant.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with choral accompaniment.
Liturgical Use: Advent, Gospel reflections on watchfulness, and end-of-year liturgies.

From Mountrath to Madras

Duration: 3:39
Summary: A historical hymn celebrating the missionary journey of the Patrician Brothers from Ireland to India.
Style: Narrative folk-inspired hymn.
Tone: Proud, reverent, and celebratory.
Instrumentation: Acoustic guitar, light percussion, and warm vocal harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Anniversaries, heritage celebrations, and Patrician community events.

While There Is Time (Lively)

Duration: 3:14
Summary: A spirited version calling the faithful to act in love and faith with joy and urgency.
Style: Upbeat contemporary hymn.
Tone: Joyful, energetic, and mission-focused.
Instrumentation: Guitar, piano, light percussion, and lively vocals.
Liturgical Use: School or parish celebrations, missioning services, and joyful worship.

Faithful in the Master’s Light

Duration: 4:09
Summary: A hymn of watchful discipleship, celebrating faithfulness in Christ’s service.
Style: Contemporary hymn with a reflective tone.
Tone: Steady, hopeful, and reverent.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar foundation, layered harmonies, and gentle rhythm.
Liturgical Use: Stewardship, commitment ceremonies, and Gospel reflections on faithfulness.

Fire of the Lord

Duration: 4:43
Summary: A hymn invoking the Holy Spirit’s fire to renew faith, courage, and love within God’s people.
Style: Contemporary worship anthem.
Tone: Passionate, prayerful, and uplifting.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar base with choral harmonies, rhythmic drive, and soaring vocals.
Liturgical Use: Pentecost, retreats, confirmation, and spiritual renewal gatherings.

While There Is Time (Gentle)

Duration: 4:17
Summary: A reflective hymn urging hearts to live with compassion, service, and faith while time remains.
Style: Gentle devotional ballad.
Tone: Tender, meditative, and heartfelt.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar accompaniment with soft harmonies and light strings.
Liturgical Use: Reflection services, funerals, or quiet moments of prayer.

The Weight of Love

Duration: 3:19
Summary: A hymn reflecting on the cost and beauty of Christ’s sacrificial love.
Style: Contemporary worship ballad.
Tone: Tender, reverent, and deeply moving.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar base with strings and expressive vocals.
Liturgical Use: Holy Week, Good Friday, or reflective adoration.

Cleanse the Heart Within

Duration: 3:34
Summary: A hymn of repentance and renewal, asking God to purify and restore the heart.
Style: Reflective devotional hymn.
Tone: Penitent, prayerful, and hopeful.
Instrumentation: Piano/organ accompaniment with soft choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Lent, reconciliation, and spiritual renewal services

We Found a Way

Duration: 3:19
Summary: A hymn of perseverance and faith, celebrating courage through adversity in relation to Irish Hedge Schools.
Style: Folk-inspired hymn with historical resonance.
Tone: Hopeful, storytelling, and inspiring.
Instrumentation: Acoustic guitar, light percussion, and choral support.
Liturgical Use: Community gatherings, heritage celebrations, and thanksgiving liturgies.

The Tombs We Build

Duration: 3:31
Summary: A reflective hymn challenging false pride and calling for humility of heart.
Style: Contemporary hymn of repentance.
Tone: Sincere, introspective, and contemplative.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar accompaniment, solo or choral vocal.
Liturgical Use: Lent, reconciliation, and reflective worship.

Queen of Peace, Our Mother Near

Duration: 3:34
Summary: A tender Marian hymn seeking Mary’s guidance and peace in times of need.
Style: Devotional hymn of intercession.
Tone: Gentle, hopeful, and serene.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with soft harmonies and light strings.
Liturgical Use: Marian feasts, rosary gatherings, and prayer services.

Do Not Be Afraid

Duration: 4:21
Summary: A hymn of courage and faith, echoing Christ’s call to trust and follow without fear.
Style: Contemporary worship ballad.
Tone: Comforting, strong, and faith-affirming.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar foundation, soft percussion, expressive vocals.
Liturgical Use: Lenten reflections, funerals, and times of trial or renewal

The Healer Sends Us Forth

Duration: 3:37
Summary: A hymn of mission, calling believers to bring Christ’s healing to the world.
Style: Missioning hymn with gentle momentum.
Tone: Hopeful, compassionate, and confident.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano accompaniment with steady rhythm and harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Sending forth, mission services, and healing celebrations.

Our Lady Queen of Peace 100th B

Duration: 3:51
Summary: A commemorative hymn honouring Mary, Queen of Peace, for her enduring intercession and love.
Style: Marian hymn with solemn dignity.
Tone: Reverent, warm, and devotional.
Instrumentation: Organ or piano with choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Parish anniversaries, Marian feasts, and special commemorations.

Pray Without Ceasing

Duration: 3:56
Summary: A hymn encouraging continual prayer and trust in God’s abiding presence.
Style: Contemporary worship hymn.
Tone: Reflective, steady, and prayerful.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar accompaniment with soft rhythm and vocal warmth.
Liturgical Use: Suitable for prayer services, adoration, and reflective gatherings.

Pray Without Ceasing (Lively)

Duration: 3:04
Summary: A joyful, rhythmic version celebrating prayer as the heartbeat of Christian life.
Style: Upbeat contemporary hymn.
Tone: Joyful, energetic, and communal.
Instrumentation: Guitar, piano, and light percussion with engaging vocals.
Liturgical Use: Youth liturgies, retreats, and celebrations of faith.

The Sign of Jonah

Duration: 4:19
Summary: A hymn reflecting on Christ as the ultimate sign of God’s mercy and redemption.
Style: Scriptural hymn with reflective rhythm.
Tone: Contemplative, solemn, and faith-deepening.
Instrumentation: Piano or organ with gentle accompaniment and warm harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Lent, reconciliation, or readings on repentance and renewal.

The One Who Returned

Duration: 4:12
Summary: A hymn of gratitude and faith, inspired by the healed leper who returned to thank Jesus.
Style: Contemporary hymn of thanksgiving.
Tone: Joyful, humble, and reflective.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano with light rhythm and expressive vocals.
Liturgical Use: Thanksgiving Mass, healing liturgies, or moments of gratitude.

Mercy Shines Where Love is Near

Duration: 4:04
Summary: A hymn celebrating the union of mercy and love as the heart of Christian life.
Style: Contemporary worship ballad.
Tone: Warm, gentle, and compassionate.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar with light strings and emotive vocals.
Liturgical Use: Reconciliation, Divine Mercy Sunday, and reflective worship.

We Live By Faith

Duration: 4:14
Summary: A hymn affirming faith as the foundation of our journey in Christ.
Style: Congregational hymn with modern character.
Tone: Hopeful, strong, and encouraging.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar accompaniment with steady rhythm and harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Ordinary Time, confirmation, and moments of renewal in faith.

Our Hearts Forever Thine

Duration: 3:37
Summary: A hymn of discipleship inspired by Luke’s Gospel, offering steadfast hearts to Christ.
Style: Scripture-based hymn with reflective pacing.
Tone: Devout, trusting, and resolute.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano with blended voices.
Liturgical Use: Scripture reflections, discipleship themes, and retreats.

Holy Angels By God’s Side

Duration: 3:48
Summary: A hymn honouring the angels as guides, protectors, and messengers of God.
Style: Devotional hymn with flowing melody.
Tone: Reverent, prayerful, and hopeful.
Instrumentation: Piano/organ with gentle choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Feast of the Archangels, Guardian Angels, and devotional services.

Ask, Seek, Knock

Duration: 3:30
Summary: A hymn of faith and persistence, echoing Christ’s invitation to trust in prayer.
Style: Light contemporary worship song.
Tone: Encouraging, prayerful, and sincere.
Instrumentation: Acoustic guitar/piano with simple melody and gentle rhythm.
Liturgical Use: Prayer services, adoration, and teaching on faith.

Teach Us, Lord, to Pray

Duration: 3:58
Summary: A hymn inspired by the Lord’s Prayer, seeking to live in constant communion with God.
Style: Reflective devotional hymn.
Tone: Reverent, intimate, and contemplative.
Instrumentation: Piano/organ accompaniment, soft harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Teaching on prayer, catechesis, and reflective worship.

Our Lady of the Rosary (Upbeat)

Duration: 3:42
Summary: A joyful Marian hymn celebrating the Rosary as a path of faith and love.
Style: Contemporary upbeat hymn.
Tone: Bright, festive, and engaging.
Instrumentation: Guitar, piano, rhythmic support, and lively vocals.
Liturgical Use: Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary, Marian processions, and school celebrations.

Our Lady of the Rosary (Trad)

Duration: 3:08
Summary: A traditional Marian hymn honouring Mary and the power of her intercession.
Style: Traditional devotional hymn.
Tone: Reverent, melodic, and serene.
Instrumentation: Organ or piano with smooth choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Marian feasts, rosary devotions, and solemn celebrations.

Open the Windows of Your Grace

Duration: 3:54
Summary: A prayerful hymn asking the Spirit to renew and bless the Church and all believers.
Style: Contemporary worship hymn.
Tone: Hopeful, gentle, and inviting.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar base with soft harmonies and light percussion.
Liturgical Use: Pentecost, retreats, or community renewal gatherings.

The Stronger One Has Come

Duration: 3:32
Summary: A hymn celebrating Christ’s victory over evil and His power to restore hearts.
Style: Gospel-inspired hymn of triumph.
Tone: Confident, joyful, and victorious.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar with rhythmic energy and vibrant vocals.
Liturgical Use: Easter, deliverance themes, and praise celebrations.

Childlike faith, O gift of heaven

Duration: 3:17
Summary: A hymn praising the simplicity and trust of childlike faith.
Style: Gentle hymn of discipleship.
Tone: Simple, tender, and uplifting.
Instrumentation: Soft guitar/piano, light accompaniment.
Liturgical Use: Children’s liturgies, catechesis, or family prayer.

Hearts Made New

Duration: 3:39
Summary: A hymn of renewal, celebrating God’s transforming grace.
Style: Contemporary worship song.
Tone: Hopeful, prayerful, and uplifting.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano with steady rhythm, expressive vocals.
Liturgical Use: Lent, Easter, retreats, and renewal services.

Written in God’s Heart (1)

Duration: 3:47
Summary: A hymn proclaiming God’s covenant of love, written upon our hearts.
Style: Contemporary worship ballad.
Tone: Reflective, tender, and prayerful.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar accompaniment with soft harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Suitable for covenant themes, reconciliation, and personal prayer.

Written in God’s Heart (2)

Duration: 3:19
Summary: A more concise setting of the same theme, emphasizing God’s faithful love.
Style: Devotional hymn with simpler flow.
Tone: Gentle, intimate, and meditative.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano foundation, light vocals.
Liturgical Use: Daily Mass, quiet devotions, or reflective gatherings.

Family of the Word

Duration: 3:53
Summary: A lively setting of the same hymn, highlighting joy and community in Christ.
Style: Contemporary upbeat arrangement.
Tone: Cheerful, light, and engaging.
Instrumentation: Guitar, piano, light percussion, and lively vocals.
Liturgical Use: Youth gatherings, joyful celebrations, and school liturgies.

We Belong, O Christ, to You

Duration: 3:14
Summary: A hymn of unity, affirming our identity in Christ as His people.
Style: Congregational hymn with strong communal character.
Tone: Joyful, inclusive, and faith-filled.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano with light rhythm, choral or group voices.
Liturgical Use: Baptism, confirmation, school or parish liturgies.

Go Forth in Jesus’ Name

Duration: 4:54
Summary: A sending hymn, commissioning believers to carry Christ’s mission into the world.
Style: Upbeat congregational hymn.
Tone: Joyful, confident, and missionary in spirit.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano with lively rhythm, group vocals.
Liturgical Use: Recessional, missioning, and commissioning ceremonies.

Family of the Word

Duration: 4:34
Summary: A hymn of unity, celebrating the Church as one family in Christ.
Style: Traditional congregational hymn.
Tone: Warm, inclusive, and reverent.
Instrumentation: Organ/piano foundation with choir-style harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Gathering, parish celebrations, school liturgies.

Through the Cross New Life

Duration: 5:19
Summary: A hymn proclaiming the mystery of the Cross as the source of new life and resurrection.
Style: Traditional hymn with strong theological focus.
Tone: Reverent, solemn, yet hopeful.
Instrumentation: Organ or piano base, steady choral-style vocals.
Liturgical Use: Holy Week, Good Friday, Easter Vigil, and feasts of the Cross.

Christ the World’s True Light

Duration: 4:01
Summary: A hymn celebrating Christ as the light of the nations and hope for the world.
Style: Contemporary hymn of mission.
Tone: Bright, joyful, and outward-looking.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano, rhythmic support, clear vocal lines.
Liturgical Use: Missioning services, Epiphany, and community celebrations.

Trust God’s Plan

Duration: 4:28
Summary: A hymn affirming faith in God’s providence through life’s uncertainties.
Style: Reflective devotional hymn.
Tone: Gentle, contemplative, and trusting.
Instrumentation: Piano-led accompaniment, soft percussion, expressive vocals.
Liturgical Use: Prayer services, healing liturgies, and moments of reflection.

Trust God’s Plan-2

Duration: 4:33
Summary: A hymn of trust, surrendering to God’s wisdom and guidance.
Style: Contemporary worship hymn.
Tone: Prayerful, hopeful, and reassuring.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with light strings, gentle vocal harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Times of discernment, retreats, and personal devotion.

Shine Your Light, O Lord

Duration: 4:42
Summary: A hymn of prayer and mission, asking Christ to guide and illuminate our path.
Style: Contemporary worship hymn with reflective yet uplifting flow.
Tone: Hopeful, prayerful, and encouraging.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano base with light rhythmic support, blended vocal harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Suitable for missioning, retreats, morning prayer, and community worship.

Serve in Every Place

Duration: 4:45
Summary: A hymn of service, calling believers to live their faith in every moment and place.
Style: Contemporary discipleship hymn.
Tone: Encouraging, resolute, and faith-filled.
Instrumentation: Guitar/piano base with steady rhythm, blended voices.
Liturgical Use: Mission sending, school liturgies, and community celebrations of service.

You Alone We Serve

Duration:4:02
Summary:A hymn of dedication, proclaiming loyalty and service to Christ alone.
Style:Worship hymn of commitment.
Tone:Strong, resolute, and prayerful.
Instrumentation:Piano and harmonies, with possible light percussion.
Liturgical Use:Vocation services, consecration, or mission commissioning.

Family of the Word

Duration:4:18
Summary:A traditional-style hymn celebrating unity as God’s family in the Word.
Style:Traditional congregational hymn.
Tone:Reverent, steady, and uplifting.
Instrumentation:Organ or piano, designed for congregational singing.
Liturgical Use:Family-themed liturgies, parish feasts, or unity celebrations.
Note: There is also a lighter version of the music.

Faithful Women Walked with Jesus

Duration:4:26
Summary:A reflective hymn honouring women of faith who journeyed with Christ.
Style:Narrative hymn.
Tone:Meditative, reverent, and grateful.
Instrumentation:Solo or duet voices, piano accompaniment.
Liturgical Use:Feasts of women saints, Marian devotions, or Gospel reflections.
Note: There are several versions of the music.

Seeds of the Kingdom

Duration:4:08
Summary:A hymn about sowing and nurturing faith, rooted in the parables of Christ.
Style:Scripture-based hymn.
Tone:Hopeful, gentle, and nurturing.
Instrumentation:Acoustic guitar or piano with steady rhythm.
Liturgical Use:Ordinary Time, harvest liturgies, or discipleship themes.

Wisdom’s Children Hear the Call

Duration:3:58
Summary:A hymn of joyful obedience, celebrating the response of God’s children to divine wisdom.
Style:Scripture-inspired worship.
Tone:Reflective yet celebratory.
Instrumentation:Piano or acoustic guitar, light harmonies.
Liturgical Use:Ordinary Time, catechesis themes, or Gospel reflections.

Lord of Mercy, Grant us Peace

Duration:4:15
Summary:A prayer for mercy and peace, lifting hearts in trust to God’s compassion.
Style:Penitential hymn.
Tone:Prayerful, humble, and reverent.
Instrumentation:Gentle piano foundation with soft harmonies.
Liturgical Use:Lent, reconciliation services, or peace-themed liturgies.

Lift High the Cross of Love
(Exaltation of the Cross)

Duration: 4:44
Summary: A hymn of triumph, exalting the Cross as the sign of Christ’s love and victory.
Style: Processional hymn with celebratory flow.
Tone: Reverent, strong, and jubilant.
Instrumentation: Organ or piano with full vocal harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Feast of the Holy Cross, processions, and community celebrations.

Mother of Sorrows

Duration: 5:22
Summary: A hymn of devotion to Mary, uniting her sorrows with our journey of faith.
Style: Reflective Marian hymn.
Tone: Tender, sorrowful yet hopeful.
Instrumentation: Piano/organ foundation, strings, emotive vocals.
Liturgical Use: Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows, Stations of the Cross, and times of mourning or intercession.

Blessed Name of Mary

Duration: 4:23
Summary: A devotional hymn honouring the holy name of Mary with love and reverence.
Style: Marian devotional hymn.
Tone: Gentle, reverent, and lyrical.
Instrumentation: Organ/piano or guitar with soft accompaniment, melodic vocals.
Liturgical Use: Feast of the Holy Name of Mary, Marian devotions, rosary gatherings.

Built on the Rock of Christ

Duration: 4:49
Summary: A hymn proclaiming Christ as the unshakable foundation of faith and life.
Style: Strong congregational hymn.
Tone: Bold, confident, and uplifting.
Instrumentation: Piano/organ with steady rhythm, strong vocal harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Community gatherings, dedications, confirmations, and celebrations of faith.

Blessed Walking His Path

Duration: 4:29
Summary: A hymn of trust in Christ’s way, walking faithfully in His footsteps.
Style: Contemporary hymn with reflective pacing.
Tone: Hopeful, steady, and prayerful.
Instrumentation: Acoustic guitar/piano, light rhythmic backing, blended voices.
Liturgical Use: Suitable for journey themes, retreats, or commitment ceremonies.

Mercy Without Measure

Duration: 4:20
Summary: A hymn celebrating God’s boundless mercy poured out for all.
Style: Contemporary worship ballad.
Tone: Tender, uplifting, and filled with trust.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar accompaniment, soft strings, heartfelt vocals.
Liturgical Use: Reconciliation services, Divine Mercy Sunday, or reflective prayer.

Bless the Fathers in Our Midst

Duration: 4:23
Summary: A hymn of gratitude and prayer for fathers as reflections of God’s love.
Style: Contemporary hymn of blessing.
Tone: Warm, heartfelt, and thankful.
Instrumentation: Acoustic guitar/piano, steady rhythm, gentle harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Father’s Day liturgies, family celebrations, and community gatherings.

We Hear Your Call

Duration: 4:17
Summary: A discipleship hymn responding to Christ’s call to follow in faith and service.
Style: Missioning hymn with contemporary energy.
Tone: Encouraging, faith-filled, and resolute.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano with rhythmic drive, supportive harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Vocations, mission sending, school/community liturgies.

**Christ in the Streets (Corpus Christi Delany)**

Duration: 3:14
Summary:A hymn honouring Bishop Daniel Delany and the renewal of Eucharistic devotion through the Corpus Christi procession.
Style: Processional hymn with traditional and devotional character.
Tone: Reverent, uplifting, and celebratory of faith.
Instrumentation: Organ or piano foundation, steady rhythm suitable for procession, strong vocal lines.
Liturgical Use: Perfect for Corpus Christi celebrations, Eucharistic processions, and devotional gatherings.

Mary, Child of Hope and Light

Duration: 4:52
Summary: A Marian hymn celebrating Mary as bearer of hope and guiding light toward Christ.
Style: Devotional hymn with lyrical flow.
Tone: Gentle, uplifting, and reverent.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar foundation, light strings or flute, expressive vocals.
Liturgical Use: Marian feasts, Advent, and moments of reflection on Mary’s role in salvation history.

At Your Call We Follow

Duration: 3:59
Summary: A hymn of discipleship, pledging trust and obedience to Christ’s call.
Style: Contemporary hymn of mission and vocation.
Tone: Encouraging, resolute, and faith-filled.
Instrumentation: Acoustic guitar/piano, gentle rhythm, blended voices.
Liturgical Use: Missioning, vocations liturgies, commitment ceremonies.

Servant Lord Our Guide

Duration: 4:09
Summary:A hymn of trust and discipleship, following Christ the Servant Lord in love and faith.
Style: Contemporary devotional hymn.
Tone: Gentle, prayerful, and encouraging.
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar foundation with steady rhythm, warm vocal harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Suitable for vocations, missioning, times of commitment, and reflective services.

Lord of the Sabbath

Duration: 3:44
Summary: A hymn rejoicing in Christ as Lord of rest, renewal, and freedom.
Style: Contemporary worship hymn with a flowing rhythm.
Tone: Joyful, peaceful, and inviting.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar foundation with steady rhythm, light harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Sunday celebrations, gatherings focused on renewal and rest in the Lord.

New Wine of the Spirit

Duration: 4:05
Summary: A song of renewal, celebrating the Spirit’s power to transform and unite.
Style: Modern worship ballad.
Tone: Hopeful, uplifting, and prayerful.
Instrumentation: Guitar or piano accompaniment, light percussion, expressive vocals.
Liturgical Use: Pentecost, confirmation, retreats, and renewal services.

Mary, Queen of Peace

Duration: 4:23
Summary: A tender devotion to Mary as intercessor and guide, leading us to Christ’s peace.
Style: Marian devotional hymn with lyrical flow.
Tone: Gentle, tender, and reverent, expressing trust and intercession.
Instrumentation: Soft piano or guitar, strings or flute, graceful melodic vocal line.
Liturgical Use: Marian feasts, rosary devotions, moments of intercessory prayer.

Christ Our Lord (Choir Organ)

Duration: 3:19
Summary: A majestic hymn of praise, proclaiming Christ’s lordship and glory.
Style: Traditional choral hymn with organ accompaniment.
Tone: Solemn, reverent, and triumphant.
Instrumentation: Pipe organ foundation, strong choral harmonies.
Liturgical Use: High feast days, solemn liturgies, and processions.

Talents Rewarded

Duration:4:04
Summary:A hymn on the parable of the talents, celebrating faithful service and the joy of sharing God’s gifts.
Style:Scripture-inspired worship hymn.
Tone:Encouraging, hopeful, and reflective.
Instrumentation:Piano or acoustic guitar foundation with harmonies; moderate tempo, suitable for congregational singing.
Liturgical Use:Stewardship Masses, vocations, Ordinary Time reflections, and missioning or commissioning services.

We Gather Lord As One

Duration:4:12
Summary:A hymn of unity and fellowship, calling the faithful to gather in prayer as one body.
Style:Congregational gathering hymn.
Tone:Warm, unifying, and prayerful.
Instrumentation:Piano or guitar with supportive harmonies, suitable for group singing.
Liturgical Use: Entrance hymn, parish gatherings, or unity-themed celebrations.

Good News to All

Duration: 3:27
Style: Gospel-inspired hymn with a spirited flow.
Summary: A proclamation of the Gospel as hope and salvation for every person and nation.
Tone: Proclaiming, hopeful, and outward-focused — a call to share faith.
Instrumentation: Piano/guitar base with rhythmic drive, possible handclaps or percussive support, vibrant vocals.
Liturgical Use: Best for missioning, outreach, feast days, or sending forth.

We Gather Lord As One

Duration: 4:33
Summary: A hymn of unity, bringing God’s people together as one family in worship.
Style: Strong congregational hymn of unity.
Tone: Warm, inclusive, and reverent, fostering community spirit.
Instrumentation: Piano or organ with steady rhythmic accompaniment, blended choral/solo voices.
Liturgical Use: Gathering hymn, parish celebrations, school/community liturgies.

Hearts Made Free (Reflective)

Duration: 4:24
Summary: A joyful celebration of life and unity in Christ, calling all to share His love.
Style: Gentle reflective hymn with meditative pacing.
Tone: Peaceful, prayerful, and intimate, fostering stillness and deep devotion.
Instrumentation: Soft piano or guitar foundation, light strings or pad textures, with tender vocal delivery.
Liturgical Use: Ideal for communion, reconciliation, prayer services, or quiet reflective moments.

Hearts Made Free (Upbeat)

Duration: 4:09
Summary: A prayerful meditation on God’s mercy, peace, and the freedom found in Christ.
Style: Contemporary upbeat worship hymn.
Tone: Joyful, confident, and celebratory, encouraging active participation.
Instrumentation: Bright guitar, rhythmic percussion, piano, with energetic vocal harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Suitable for entrance, recessional, missioning, or community celebrations.

All Are Welcome (Upbeat)

Duration:3:59
Summary:A joyful proclamation of inclusivity, celebrating God’s invitation to all.
Style: Contemporary praise.
Tone:Joyful, inviting, and celebratory.
Instrumentation:Guitar, piano, light percussion, with vibrant vocals.
Liturgical Use:Opening hymn, parish festivals, or mission commissioning.

All Are Welcome (Reflective)

Duration:4:07
Summary:A gentle song of hospitality and belonging, reflecting God’s embrace of all people.
Style:Gentle ballad-style worship.
Tone:Peaceful, inclusive, and meditative.
Instrumentation:Piano-led with soft vocal layering, minimal rhythm.
Liturgical Use:Communion, reconciliation services, or reflective parish gatherings.

We Gather to Sing as One (Upbeat)

Duration: 4:31
Summary: A celebration of unity and shared faith expressed through joyful song.
Style: Upbeat congregational song
Tone: Celebratory, unifying, communal
Instrumentation: Piano, percussion, full ensemble feel; accessible for group singing
Liturgical Use: Entrance or recessional for school Masses, community feasts, or unity-themed celebrations

We Gather to Sing as One (Gentle)

Duration: 4:33
Summary: A celebration of unity and shared faith expressed through joyful song.
Style: Gentle gathering hymn
Tone: Warm, inclusive, reflective
Instrumentation: Soft piano with melodic flow, ideal for smaller groups or prayerful tone-setting
Liturgical Use: Entrance hymn for community Masses, retreat liturgies, or start-of-day worship in school settings

Our Hearts are Yours (Gentle)

Duration: 4:37
Summary: A joyful dedication of our hearts and lives to God in praise and surrender.
Style: Meditative worship ballad
Tone: Intimate, prayerful, surrendering
Instrumentation: Soft piano foundation, possibly with subtle strings or pad; expressive solo or light harmony vocals
Liturgical Use: Ideal for moments of dedication or post-Communion reflection, vocation liturgies, or healing services

Our Hearts are Yours (Upbeat)

Duration: 4:17
Summary: A joyful dedication of our hearts and lives to God in praise and surrender.
Style: Contemporary worship anthem
Tone: Joyful, committed, communal
Instrumentation: Brighter piano, rhythmic percussion, and confident lead vocal; suitable for congregational energy
Liturgical Use: Sending forth, youth gatherings, commitment ceremonies, or any service themed on belonging and mission

Rise, O People.

Duration: 4:12
Summary: This hymn is about God’s call to rise in faith, unity, and service, answering His invitation to live as a people of hope and discipleship.
Style: Call-to-action hymn
Tone: Empowering, spirited, bold
Instrumentation: Piano-led, potentially with strong rhythmic phrasing and group vocals or unison refrains
Liturgical Use: Social justice Masses, commissioning rites, or feast days that highlight discipleship and witness (e.g., Pentecost)

You Search the Heart

Duration: 4:54
Summary: A prayerful recognition that God knows us fully and calls us to live in truth.
Style: Reflective sacred ballad
Tone: Penitent, searching, sincere
Instrumentation: Expressive piano with delicate vocal lines, potentially solo with optional harmony
Liturgical Use: Reconciliation services, Lent, penitential rites, or Gospel reflections focused on inner conversion (e.g., Psalm 139 or Jeremiah 17)

“New Wine, New Way”

Duration: ~3 minutes 11 seconds
Summary: A hymn of renewal, embracing Christ’s call to live with fresh spirit and transformed hearts.
Style: Likely a folk or contemporary worship song, inspired by Matthew 9 and the image of transformation.
Tone: Reflective, with a hopeful and forward-looking energy.
Instrumentation: Probably acoustic or piano-based, suited to meditative settings.
Liturgical Use: Ideal for moments of renewal, conversion, or liturgies focused on new beginnings and discipleship.

“Come, Follow Me”

Duration: ~3 minutes 39 seconds
Summary: A contemporary call to discipleship, urging us to follow Christ with courage and faith.
Style: Traditional choral arrangement with SATB harmonies.
Tone: Uplifting, reverent, and communal.
Instrumentation: Likely accompanied by organ or piano, supporting a rich choir texture.
Liturgical Use: Perfect for vocation-themed liturgies, confirmations, or missioning ceremonies.

“Come, Follow Me”

Duration: ~3 minutes 44 seconds
Summary: A contemporary call to discipleship, urging us to follow Christ with courage and faith.
Style: Modern worship or contemporary Christian version of the above theme.
Tone: Energetic and personal, with a focus on individual response to Jesus’ call.
Instrumentation: Possibly includes drums, acoustic/electric guitar, or keyboard.
Liturgical Use: Suitable for youth liturgies, retreat songs, or opening hymns to set a mission-focused tone.

“My Lord and My God”

Duration: ~4 minutes 45 seconds
Summary: A song of faith and devotion, echoing Thomas’s confession of Christ’s divinity.
Style: Likely a devotional ballad, inspired by St. Thomas the Apostle’s confession of faith.
Tone: Deeply reverent and meditative, expressing awe and personal belief.
Instrumentation: Soft instrumental backing—perhaps piano or strings.
Liturgical Use: Ideal for Eucharistic adoration, Divine Mercy devotions, or moments of quiet reflection during Mass.

“Sent in His Name” (Choir)

Duration: ~4 minutes 50 seconds
Style: Traditional liturgical choral piece, composed for SATB voices with a solemn, sacred atmosphere.
Tone: Majestic and reverent, conveying a collective sense of mission and worship.
Instrumentation: Likely features piano or organ accompaniment with full choral harmony.
Liturgical Use: Well-suited for closing hymns, commissioning services, or feast day liturgies, emphasizing being sent out in Christ’s name with grace and purpose.

“Sent in His Name” (Folk)

Duration: ~4 minutes 10 seconds
Style: Folk-inspired worship song, softer and more intimate in character.
Tone: Gentle and uplifting, offering a more personal and accessible reflection on discipleship.
Instrumentation: Likely led by acoustic guitar or light piano, with a focus on melody and singability.
Liturgical Use: Appropriate for retreat settings, small-group liturgies, or youth-oriented Masses, fostering a sense of personal mission and faithful response.

“Send Us with Compassion” (Guitar)

Duration: ~3 minutes 50 seconds
Summary: A missionary prayer, asking to be sent forth with Christ’s love and mercy.
Style: Folk-acoustic worship piece with a simple, heartfelt arrangement.
Tone: Sincere and inviting, with a tone of peaceful resolve and mission.
Instrumentation: Led by acoustic guitar, possibly supported by light vocals or harmonies.
Liturgical Use: Ideal for small-group Masses, retreat closings, or reflective moments emphasizing service and compassion in action.

“Send Us with Compassion” (Gentle)

Duration: ~4 minutes 16 seconds
Summary: A missionary prayer, asking to be sent forth with Christ’s love and mercy.
Style: Contemplative ballad, focusing on inner stillness and gentle sending.
Tone: Soft, meditative, and prayerful, invoking themes of quiet strength and divine call.
Instrumentation: Likely includes piano or ambient keyboard tones, with minimal accompaniment to support expressive vocals.
Liturgical Use: Best suited for Communion reflection, quiet benediction, or settings where a calm, contemplative atmosphere supports the message of going forth with Christ-like love.

“You Came to Set Us Free”

Duration: ~3 minutes 55 seconds
Summary: A hymn of liberation, celebrating Christ’s saving power and gift of freedom.
Style: Likely contemporary praise and worship, with a message rooted in salvation and freedom through Christ.
Tone: Joyful and liberating, possibly featuring a rising melodic structure.
Instrumentation: Likely includes acoustic guitar, keyboard, and soft percussion.
Liturgical Use: Suitable for Easter season, reconciliation services, or any celebration of God’s redemptive love.

“Peace in the Storm”

Duration: ~3 minutes 38 seconds
Summary: A hymn of trust, finding calm and strength in Christ amid life’s trials.
Style: Contemplative worship ballad, likely inspired by gospel accounts such as Jesus calming the storm (Mark 4).
Tone: Calm, reassuring, and faith-filled.
Instrumentation: Likely piano-based with gentle harmonic support.
Liturgical Use: Ideal for healing liturgies, personal reflection, or times of trial, offering a message of God’s abiding peace.

“To Trust and to Dare”

Bishop Delany
Duration: ~3 minutes 51 seconds
Summary: A hymn of courage and faith, daring to follow Christ with trust and boldness.
Style: Inspirational hymn or community anthem, perhaps composed in honour of Bishop Daniel Delany founder of the Patrician Brothers and Brigidine Sisters.
Tone: Bold yet prayerful, invoking courage and faith.
Instrumentation: May include piano, guitar, or ensemble backing.
Liturgical Use: Appropriate for sending forth, profession ceremonies, or community gatherings that emphasize vocation and mission.
There is a second version which is also on YouTube.

“I Will Follow You, O Lord”

Duration: ~5 minutes 14 seconds
Style: Devotional duet or ensemble piece emphasizing discipleship and surrender.
Tone: Deeply personal and reverent, with alternating male and female voices symbolizing a shared journey of faith.
Instrumentation: Likely soft accompaniment (piano or guitar), allowing vocals to lead.
Liturgical Use: Excellent for vocation liturgies, retreat closings, or offertory moments, highlighting a heartfelt response to God’s call.

“I Will Follow You, O Lord “

Duration:~3 minutes 38 seconds
Style:Contemporary worship ballad centered on commitment and discipleship.
Tone:Devotional and earnest, offering a prayerful response to God’s call.
Instrumentation:Likely features soft accompaniment—guitar or piano—highlighting the lyrical message.
Liturgical Use:Ideal for vocation liturgies, profession of faith, or retreats focused on discipleship.

“Sacred Heart Hymn”

Duration:~3 minutes 40 seconds
Summary: A tender prayer to the Sacred Heart, resting in Christ’s mercy and love.
Style:Gentle devotional hymn in honor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Tone:Tender, reverent, and intimate.
Instrumentation:Soft instrumental backdrop, supporting meditative reflection.
Liturgical Use:Perfect for First Fridays, Adoration, or Solemnities of the Sacred Heart
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“Corpus Christi”

Duration:~3 minutes 28 seconds
Summary: A Eucharistic hymn, adoring Christ’s presence and life-giving gift in the Sacrament.
Style:Contemplative Eucharistic hymn.
Tone:Reflective and worshipful.
Instrumentation:Minimalist, possibly piano or string-based.
Liturgical Use:Ideal for the Feast of Corpus Christi, Communion meditation, or Eucharistic adoration.

“Mary’s Trust in God”

Duration:~4 minutes 41 seconds
Summary: A song of devotion, honoring Mary’s faithful “yes” as a model of surrender to God’s will.
Style:Marian ballad highlighting faith and surrender.
Tone:Reverent, serene, and scripturally grounded.
Instrumentation:Likely piano-led, with vocal warmth.
Liturgical Use:Suitable for Feasts of Mary, Rosary reflections, or any devotion to Mary as model of faith.

“I Bind Unto Myself Today”

St Patrick
Duration:~3 minutes 20 seconds
Summary: A hymn of protection and faith, invoking Christ’s presence in every moment of life.
Style:Folk-inspired hymn based on Patrick’s Breastplate.
Tone:Resolute and spiritual, with an ancient Irish character.
Instrumentation:Possibly acoustic or Celtic-style with chant influence.
Liturgical Use:Perfect for Patrick’s Day, mission liturgies, or affirmations of faith.

“O Saints Who Carried Christ Abroad”

Sts Peter & Paul
Duration:~3 minutes 31 seconds
Summary: A tribute to the apostles, honoring their mission to spread the Gospel to all nations.
Style:Lyrical hymn honoring the missionary witness of the Apostles.
Tone:Bold and hopeful, celebrating evangelization.
Instrumentation:Traditional hymn structure, possibly with organ or ensemble.
Liturgical Use:Ideal for the Feast of Sts Peter & Paul, mission celebrations, or sending ceremonies.

“Under Your Mantle, Mother Mild”

Duration:~2 minutes 53 seconds
Summary: A Marian hymn of trust and comfort, seeking Mary’s gentle protection and care.
Style:Traditional Marian hymn with lullaby-like quality.
Tone:Gentle, nurturing, and consoling.
Instrumentation:Likely soft strings or piano with light harmonies.
Liturgical Use:Suitable for Marian feasts, May crownings, or Rosary devotions.

“Create a New Heart in Me”

Duration:~3 minutes 5 seconds
Summary: A penitential hymn, praying for renewal and transformation through God’s mercy.
Style:Reconciliation hymn with a penitential and renewing spirit.
Tone:Reflective and sincere.
Instrumentation:Likely piano-led, creating an intimate setting.
Liturgical Use:Excellent for Lenten liturgies, sacrament of Reconciliation, or penance services.

“Cleanse My Heart, O Lord”

Duration:~3 minutes 34 seconds
Summary: A humble plea for forgiveness, asking God to purify the heart and restore peace.
Style:Penitential song expressing the desire for inner healing.
Tone:Humble and prayerful.
Instrumentation:Gentle instrumental support, focused on vocal delivery.
Liturgical Use:Appropriate for Lenten services, healing liturgies, and Confession preparation.

“Sacred Heart of Mercy”

Duration:~4 minutes 10 seconds
Summary: A joyful hymn celebrating the boundless mercy and love flowing from Christ’s Sacred Heart.
Style:Joyful and upbeat hymn celebrating the mercy of the Sacred Heart.
Tone:Energetic, warm, and inviting.
Instrumentation:Likely includes guitar, percussion, or ensemble.
Liturgical Use:Perfect for Feast of the Sacred Heart, praise and thanksgiving liturgies, or youth Masses.

“Built Upon the Word”

Duration:~4 minutes 3 seconds
Summary: A song of faith, affirming our lives and communities as firmly grounded in God’s Word.
Style:Devotional reflection on scripture as foundation.
Tone:Warm and reflective, female lead.
Instrumentation:Light acoustic or piano accompaniment.
Liturgical Use:Ideal for lectionary-based liturgies, formation gatherings, or discipleship themes.

“By Their Fruits”

Duration:~3 minutes 30 seconds
Summary: A hymn of discipleship, reminding us that true faith is shown in love and good works.
Style:Scripture-inspired hymn from Matthew 7.
Tone:Encouraging and challenging.
Instrumentation:Soft accompaniment, likely acoustic.
Liturgical Use:Useful for formation settings, ethics and discipleship themes, or Sunday Gospels.

“Voice in the Wilderness”

John the Baptist
Duration:~4 minutes 5 seconds
Summary: A prophetic call to prepare the way of the Lord with courage and hope.
Style:Advent-themed hymn reflecting John the Baptist’s mission.
Tone:Prophetic yet gentle.
Instrumentation:Shared vocals with atmospheric accompaniment.
Liturgical Use:Perfect for Advent liturgies, mission preparation, or prophetic witness themes.

“We Are the Bread”

Corpus Christi
Duration:~4 minutes 55 seconds
Style:Eucharistic hymn with participatory theme.
Tone:Uplifting and communal.
Instrumentation:Likely fuller ensemble or choir.
Liturgical Use:Excellent for Corpus Christi, Communion procession, or Body of Christ themes.

“With Eyes of Mercy, Lord, We See”

Duration:~3 minutes 26 seconds
Summary: A gentle prayer asking Christ to look upon us with compassion and guide us in love.
Style:Lenten hymn with strong penitential tone.
Tone:Reflective and transformative.
Instrumentation:Sparse, supporting vocal reflection.
Liturgical Use:Ideal for Lenten liturgies, fasting themes, or examination of conscience.

“We Walk At Jesus’ Side”

Duration:~3 minutes 40 seconds
Summary: A hymn of companionship, walking faithfully with Christ through life’s journey.
Style:Narrative hymn on the journey with Christ.
Tone:Gentle, faithful, and emotive.
Instrumentation:Likely acoustic with a steady pace.
Liturgical Use:Suitable for Holy Week, Via Crucis, or discipleship journey themes.

“Mary Magdalene – Apostle”

Duration:~4 minutes 30 seconds
Summary: A hymn honoring Mary Magdalene as the first witness of the Resurrection and apostle to the apostles.
Style:Hymn honoring St. Mary Magdalene.
Tone:Empowering, joyful, and reverent.
Instrumentation:Ensemble backing with strong melodic lines.
Liturgical Use:Best for Feast of Mary Magdalene, apostolic witness, or women in ministry.

“Holy Trinity – Be The Glory”

Duration:~5 minutes 11 seconds
Summary: A song of praise giving glory to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Style:Praise and worship.
Tone:Exalted, majestic, and communal.
Instrumentation:Likely full ensemble with dynamic vocals.
Liturgical Use:Perfect for Trinity Sunday, doxological endings, or festal occasions.

“We Bow Before You” (1)

Duration:Ranging ~4 minutes, 21 seconds
Summary: A worship hymn of reverence, adoration, and surrender before God’s majesty.
Style:Worship anthem in multiple renditions.
Tone:Reverent, adoring, and surrendering.
Instrumentation:Likely layered with piano, guitar, or soft ensemble.
Liturgical Use:Well-suited for adoration, Holy Hour, opening or closing hymns, or solemn celebrations.

“We Bow Before You” (2)

Duration:Ranging ~4 to 5 minutes each
Summary: A worship hymn of reverence, adoration, and surrender before God’s majesty.
Style:Worship anthem in multiple renditions.
Tone:Reverent, adoring, and surrendering.
Instrumentation:Likely layered with piano, guitar, or soft ensemble.
Liturgical Use:Well-suited for adoration, Holy Hour, opening or closing hymns, or solemn celebrations.

“St Patrick – Trust and Dare” (1)

Duration:~4 minutes 47 seconds
Summary: A hymn inspired by St Patrick’s faith, calling us to trust in God and courageously proclaim the Gospel.
Style:Devotional hymn inspired by St. Patrick’s courage.
Tone:Reverent, strong, and determined.
Instrumentation:Ensemble or solo with steady accompaniment.
Liturgical Use:Ideal for Patrick’s Day, vocation awareness, or Patrician heritage celebrations.

“St Patrick – Trust and Dare” (2)

Duration:~4 minutes 38 seconds
Summary: A variation on Patrick’s legacy, urging bold faith and daring mission in Christ’s name.
Style:Alternate version of the above with slight musical variation.
Tone:Encouraging and mission-focused.
Instrumentation:Possibly lighter or differently arranged.
Liturgical Use:Also appropriate for Irish-themed liturgies, founder tributes, or formation events.

“God is With Me”

Duration:~4 minutes 29 seconds
Style:Reflective assurance of God’s presence.
Tone:Comforting and intimate.
Instrumentation:Gentle melodic lines with supportive accompaniment.
Liturgical Use:Perfect for healing liturgies, personal testimony, or trust in trials.

“God Ever-Present”

Duration:~4 minutes 0 seconds
Style:Worship song celebrating God’s constant presence.
Tone:Peaceful and assuring.
Instrumentation:Balanced instrumental and vocal texture.
Liturgical Use:Ideal for Adoration, evening prayer, or presence-focused reflections.

“Ever-Present God” (Lively)

Duration:~2 minutes 58 seconds
Style:Joyful, rhythmic praise song.
Tone:Energetic and celebratory.
Instrumentation:Likely percussion, guitar, or keyboard-driven.
Liturgical Use:Suitable for youth liturgies, thanksgiving celebrations, or closing hymns.

“Ever-Present God” (Reflective)

Duration:~3 minutes 26 seconds
Style:Meditative prayer song.
Tone:Calm and reverent.
Instrumentation:Subtle and soft for reflective worship.
Liturgical Use:Best for meditative prayer, adoration, or evening reflection.

“The Kingdom Draws Near”

Duration:~3 minutes 29 seconds
Style:Kingdom-focused worship hymn.
Tone:Hopeful, declarative, and encouraging.
Instrumentation:Balanced instrumentation with strong lyrical refrain.
Liturgical Use:Suitable for Advent, mission Sundays, or Gospel proclamation.

“Send Us, Lord, with Hearts Made Strong”

Duration:~3 minutes 55 seconds
Style:Sending hymn with empowering message.
Tone:Resolute and uplifting.
Instrumentation:Bold harmony with supportive ensemble.
Liturgical Use:Great for closing rites, vocation liturgies, or missioning services.

“Here We Are, Lord, Sent by You”

Duration:~4 minutes 44 seconds
Style:Vocational and community-based hymn.
Tone:Affirmative and empowering.
Instrumentation:Rich in choral texture or group singing.
Liturgical Use:Suitable for commissioning, confirmation, or ministry celebration.

“Send Us with Compassion” (Guitar)

Duration:~3 minutes 50 seconds
Style:Folk-acoustic worship song.
Tone:Sincere and inviting.
Instrumentation:Acoustic guitar and light harmonies.
Liturgical Use:Best for small-group liturgies, retreat closings, or service themes.

“Send Us with Compassion” (Gentle)

Duration:~4 minutes 16 seconds
Style:Contemplative ballad.
Tone:Soft, meditative, and commissioning.
Instrumentation:Piano or ambient instrumentation.
Liturgical Use:Perfect for Communion reflection, sending forth, or quiet conclusion to worship.

“Turn Our Hearts, O Lord”

Duration: ~4 minutes 27 seconds
Style: Penitential and prayerful.
Tone: Reflective, yearning, and humble.
Instrumentation: Likely soft accompaniment with emotive vocals.
Liturgical Use: Ideal for Lenten liturgies, penance services, or reconciliation.

“Take Up the Cross and Follow”

Duration: ~3 minutes 29 seconds
Style: Discipleship hymn based on Jesus’ call.
Tone: Motivational and reverent.
Instrumentation: Strong melody with acoustic or piano.
Liturgical Use: Best for Holy Week, discipleship themes, or vocation liturgies
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“With Courage and Compassion”

Duration: ~3 minutes 55 seconds
Style: Modern hymn focused on witness and mission.
Tone: Bold yet pastoral.
Instrumentation: Ensemble with hopeful cadence.
Liturgical Use: Great for Catholic social teaching themes, commissioning, or ministry celebrations.

“Do Not Be Afraid”

Duration: ~3 minutes 23 seconds
Style: Comforting hymn of trust.
Tone: Gentle, consoling, and faith-filled.
Instrumentation: Soft instrumental base with tender vocals.
Liturgical Use: Suitable for funerals, healing services, or encouragement in trials.

“Sheep Among the Wolves”

Duration:~4 minutes 8 seconds
Style:Scriptural and prophetic, inspired by Matthew 10:16
Tone:Urgent yet trusting
Instrumentation:Moderate tempo with acoustic or light ensemble; melody-driven vocal line
Liturgical Use:Ideal for mission sending, Gospel commissioning, or discipleship themes

“The Kingdom Draws Near”

Duration:~3 minutes 29 seconds
Style:Kingdom-focused worship hymn
Tone:Hopeful, declarative, and encouraging
Instrumentation:Balanced with strong lyrical refrain; likely piano or guitar-supported
Liturgical Use:Suitable for Advent, mission Sundays, or Gospel proclamation

“Send Us, Lord, with Hearts Made Strong”

Duration:~3 minutes 55 seconds
Style:Sending hymn with empowering message
Tone:Resolute and uplifting
Instrumentation:Bold harmony with supportive ensemble; steady rhythmic structure
Liturgical Use:Great for closing rites, vocation liturgies, or missioning services

“O Lord, How Great Your Works of Might” (Choir)

Duration:~4 minutes 18 seconds
Style:Choral hymn of praise
Tone:Majestic and reverent
Instrumentation:Full choir with likely organ or piano accompaniment
Liturgical Use:Best for solemnities, thanksgiving liturgies, or creation themes

“O Lord, How Great Your Works of Might” (Solo)

Duration:~3 minutes 23 seconds
Style:Solo version of the above hymn
Tone:Personal and prayerful
Instrumentation:Minimal accompaniment supporting solo voice
Liturgical Use:Useful for personal devotion, creation care reflections, or quiet meditations

“Turn Our Hearts, O Lord”

Duration: ~4 minutes 27 seconds
Style: Penitential hymn of conversion and renewal
Tone: Reflective, sincere, and prayerful
Instrumentation: Gentle, likely piano or acoustic backing with expressive vocals
Liturgical Use: Ideal for Lenten liturgies, reconciliation services, or times of communal repentance

“Take Up the Cross and Follow”

Duration: ~3 minutes 29 seconds
Style: Discipleship and commitment hymn
Tone: Courageous, determined, yet reverent
Instrumentation: Moderate tempo with a steady melodic structure
Liturgical Use: Perfect for Holy Week, vocation Masses, or call-to-action reflections

“With Courage and Compassion”

Duration: ~3 minutes 55 seconds
Style: Contemporary mission-focused hymn
Tone: Hopeful and grounded in Christian service
Instrumentation: Balanced ensemble or duet with firm rhythm
Liturgical Use: Suitable for commissioning ceremonies, pastoral ministry celebrations, or social justice themes

“Do Not Be Afraid”

Duration: ~3 minutes 23 seconds
Style: Encouragement and trust-based ballad
Tone: Gentle, consoling, and personal
Instrumentation: Soft accompaniment with a calming vocal delivery
Liturgical Use: Appropriate for healing Masses, bereavement services, or times of trial

“Sheep Among the Wolves”

Duration: ~4 minutes 8 seconds
Style: Scriptural and missionary hymn (Matthew 10:16)
Tone: Urgent, trust-filled, and alert
Instrumentation: Acoustic or ensemble-based, rhythmic delivery
Liturgical Use: Best for discipleship themes, mission Sundays, or sending forth liturgies

“The Kingdom Draws Near”

Duration: ~3 minutes 29 seconds
Style: Proclamation-style worship hymn
Tone: Uplifting, bold, and visionary
Instrumentation: Light instrumental foundation with strong lyrical presence
Liturgical Use: Excellent for Advent, Christ the King, or proclamation-focused reflections

“Send Us, Lord, with Hearts Made Strong”

Duration: ~3 minutes 55 seconds
Style: Anthem of strength and mission
Tone: Firm, energizing, and confident
Instrumentation: Rich ensemble arrangement with a strong melodic arc
Liturgical Use: Perfect for end-of-Mass sending songs, commissioning rites, or Catholic leadership gatherings

“Lord of Mercy, Lord of Grace”

Duration:~4 minutes 29 seconds
Style:Prayerful hymn of petition and praise.
Tone:Gentle, humble, and heartfelt.
Instrumentation:Likely acoustic or piano-driven, soft dynamic flow.
Liturgical Use:Excellent for penitential rites, mercy-themed liturgies, or healing services.

“Come to Me”

Duration:~4 minutes 15 seconds
Style:Based on Jesus’ invitation in Matthew 11:28.
Tone:Comforting, serene, and pastoral.
Instrumentation:Soothing accompaniment with expressive vocals.
Liturgical Use:Ideal for funerals, Adoration, or services focused on rest and consolation.

“Revealed to the Humble”

Duration:~4 minutes 3 seconds
Style:Reflective hymn on divine revelation and humility.
Tone:Peaceful and meditative.
Instrumentation:Likely minimalist with flowing melodic lines.
Liturgical Use:Suitable for Gospel reflection, quiet liturgical moments, or evening prayer.

“Mother of Silence” (Mt Carmel)

Duration: ~3 minutes 53 seconds
Style: Marian hymn with Carmelite spirituality
Tone: Gentle, contemplative, and reverent
Instrumentation: Likely soft acoustic or choral layering with meditative pacing
Liturgical Use: Ideal for feasts of Our Lady, quiet intercessory prayer, or evening devotion

“Mother of Silence” (Mt Carmel – 2)

Duration: ~3 minutes 35 seconds
Style: Marian and contemplative
Tone: Serene and prayerful
Instrumentation: Soft accompaniment, possibly with strings or ambient pads
Liturgical Use: Best for feasts of Our Lady, evening prayer, or spiritual retreats

“The Better Part”

Duration: ~4 minutes 20 seconds
Style: Scripture-inspired meditation (Luke 10:42)
Tone: Calm, reflective, and interior
Instrumentation: Light melodic accompaniment supporting introspective vocals
Liturgical Use: Perfect for contemplative liturgies, adoration, or lectio divina settings

“The Bruised Reed He Will Not Break”

Duration: ~3 minutes 39 seconds
Style: Based on Isaiah 42:3 and themes of mercy
Tone: Healing, tender, and hope-filled
Instrumentation: Soft, flowing harmonies with restrained dynamics
Liturgical Use: Excellent for healing Masses, pastoral care liturgies, or comfort in grief

“Morning Light with Jesus”

Duration: ~3 minutes 43 seconds
Style: Devotional and uplifting morning hymn
Tone: Peaceful and warm with a tone of renewal
Instrumentation: Bright melodic lines with steady tempo
Liturgical Use: Fitting for morning prayer, daily Mass openings, or personal devotion

“Lord of Mercy, Lord of Grace”

Duration: ~4 minutes 29 seconds
Style: Penitential hymn of trust and surrender
Tone: Humble, prayerful, and imploring
Instrumentation: Piano or gentle ensemble with expressive dynamics
Liturgical Use: Ideal for penance services, Lent, or confession preparations

“Come to Me”

Duration: ~4 minutes 15 seconds
Style: Comfort hymn based on Matthew 11:28
Tone: Consoling and warm
Instrumentation: Soothing accompaniment, likely piano or soft guitar
Liturgical Use: Excellent for funerals, healing, or rest-themed reflections

“Revealed to the Humble”

Duration: ~4 minutes 3 seconds
Style: Prayerful reflection on humility and revelation
Tone: Meditative and reverent
Instrumentation: Sparse arrangement emphasizing vocal clarity
Liturgical Use: Best for quiet meditations, Advent, or reflection after the Gospel

“Grow in Grace until the Harvest”

Duration: ~4 minutes 49 seconds
Style: Scripture-based hymn rooted in perseverance and eschatological hope
Tone: Reflective yet uplifting
Instrumentation: Likely acoustic with swelling harmonies toward the chorus
Liturgical Use: Ideal for Ordinary Time, parables of growth, or pastoral reflections

“To Drink the Cup with Christ”

Duration: ~4 minutes 15 seconds
Style: Discipleship and surrender hymn
Tone: Contemplative, solemn, and personal
Instrumentation: Minimalist to moderate accompaniment focusing on vocals
Liturgical Use: Suitable for Holy Week, vocation discernment, or martyr feasts

“Open My Eyes to See”

Duration: ~4 minutes 42 seconds
Style: Petitionary and meditative
Tone: Gentle longing with a sense of revelation
Instrumentation: Smooth layering of vocals and soft instrumentation
Liturgical Use: Best for spiritual awakening themes, healing services, or Eucharistic adoration

“In Silence, Lord, We Follow Thee”
(St Charbel Makhlouf)

Duration: ~4 minutes 10 seconds
Style: Lenten or Holy Week meditation
Tone: Quiet, solemn, and deeply reverent
Instrumentation: Sparse, perhaps with piano and subtle ambient support
Liturgical Use: Perfect for Stations of the Cross, Maundy Thursday, or Good Friday

“Let the Seed Fall Deep in Me”

Duration: ~4 minutes 4 seconds
Style: Parable-inspired reflection
Tone: Introspective and nurturing
Instrumentation: Likely gentle acoustic or piano with soft harmonies
Liturgical Use: Great for lectionary Sundays with the sower, formation rites, or spiritual renewal

“A Greater One Is Here”

Duration: ~4 minutes
Style: Christological affirmation hymn
Tone: Strong, declarative, and faithful
Instrumentation: Balanced ensemble with forward motion
Liturgical Use: Useful for Epiphany, Christ the King, or Gospel acclamations

“O God Who Hears Our Every Prayer”

Duration: ~3 minutes 50 seconds
Style: Meditative hymn of trust and supplication
Tone: Gentle, flowing, and reverent
Instrumentation: Soft instrumental bed (likely piano or acoustic guitar) with layered vocal harmonies
Liturgical Use: Perfect for intercessory prayer, healing services, or penitential rites

“In the Image of Our God”

Duration: ~4 minutes 35 seconds
Style: Theological reflection on human dignity
Tone: Hopeful, steady, and affirming
Instrumentation: Balanced use of acoustic and vocal warmth, ideal for congregational singing
Liturgical Use: Excellent for baptism, confirmation, creation-focused liturgies, or themes of identity and mission

“You Feed Us, Lord”

Duration: ~4 minutes 39 seconds
Style: Eucharistic hymn of gratitude
Tone: Warm, reflective, and steady
Instrumentation: Gentle ensemble with possible piano or acoustic guitar
Liturgical Use: Ideal for Communion or Benediction services

“Reach Toward God”

Duration: ~4 minutes 7 seconds
Style: Aspirational, faith-focused song
Tone: Uplifting, expressive
Instrumentation: Contemporary arrangement with smooth dynamics
Liturgical Use: Suitable for prayer services, retreats, or conversion themes

“Voice in the Wilderness”

Duration: ~4 minutes 44 seconds
Style: Prophetic, scriptural ballad
Tone: Solemn yet stirring
Instrumentation: Layered vocals with light rhythmic backing
Liturgical Use: Appropriate for Advent, missionary sending, or John the Baptist themes

“Faith Beyond the Veil”

Duration: ~5 minutes 2 seconds
Style: Reflective theological meditation
Tone: Contemplative, with deep lyrical focus
Instrumentation: Likely soft instrumentation and clear melodic lines
Liturgical Use: Ideal for All Souls, Holy Week, or faith-themed devotions

“Cast the Net, O Heart Devoted”

Duration: ~5 minutes 9 seconds
Style: Discipleship hymn with scriptural imagery
Tone: Motivating, gentle call to action
Instrumentation: Folk-style accompaniment, inviting vocal rhythm
Liturgical Use: Suitable for vocation liturgies, calling of the apostles, or evangelization

“Radiant Light”

Duration: ~4 minutes 11 seconds
Style: Christological hymn of hope
Tone: Peaceful, affirming, and devotional
Instrumentation: Calm instrumental background with intimate vocal delivery
Liturgical Use: Great for funerals, confirmation, or meditative worship

“Faith Like a Seed”

Duration: 3:50
Style: Contemporary Christian ballad
Tone: Reflective, gentle, trusting
Instrumentation: Soft piano and light strings or pads; possibly light percussion
Liturgical Use: Ideal for offertory, reflection after Communion, or a meditation on faith (e.g., Matthew 17:20 – mustard seed)

“O God Who Guides” – Mary MacKillop

Duration: 3:55
Style: Devotional hymn with traditional phrasing
Tone: Reverent, steady, prayerful
Instrumentation: Piano or organ, possibly solo vocal with light harmonic support
Liturgical Use: Suitable for entrance procession, feast days of saints (especially Mary MacKillop), or morning prayer

“O God Who Guides the Faithful” – Mary MacKillop

Duration: 3:48
Style: Hymn-like sacred song
Tone: Calm, confident, gently uplifting
Instrumentation: Piano with subtle background harmonies or synth pads
Liturgical Use: Reflection or preparation of the gifts; may also suit vespers or celebrations of religious vocations

“God Will Provide” – Mary MacKillop (Very Gentle – Male)

Duration: 5:05
Style: Meditative solo devotional
Tone: Intimate, serene, contemplative
Instrumentation: Sparse—likely just piano or ambient background pads
Liturgical Use: Adoration, silent prayer, post-Communion meditation, retreat settings

“God Will Provide” – Mary MacKillop (Gentle – Male & Female)

Duration: 5:15
Style: Sacred duet
Tone: Tender, warm, reassuring
Instrumentation: Piano-led with blended male and female vocals, some background harmony
Liturgical Use: Reflection hymn, offertory, spiritual renewal services, Marian devotions

“God Will Provide” – Mary MacKillop (Upbeat – Male)

Duration: 4:10
Style: Contemporary praise song
Tone: Joyful, confident, declarative
Instrumentation: Piano with rhythmic drive, light percussion or guitar
Liturgical Use: Recessional hymn, faith celebrations, missioning rites, or youth liturgies

“You Are the Christ”

Duration: 4:11
Style: Scripture-based contemporary anthem
Tone: Bold, affirming, devotional
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar-based with strong melodic line, possibly choral backing
Liturgical Use: Gospel acclamation reflection (e.g., Matthew 16:16), feast of St. Peter, profession of faith

“Over the Waters, Lord, You Came”

Duration: 6:03
Style: Narrative sacred ballad
Tone: Peaceful, awe-filled, reverent
Instrumentation: Flowing piano with ambient accompaniment; emotional phrasing
Liturgical Use: Gospel reflection (e.g., Matthew 14:22–33), storm or trust themes, evening prayer

“Let the Children Come”

Duration:3:34
Style:Gentle, scripture-based children’s hymn.
Tone:Warm, inviting, and joyful.
Instrumentation:Light acoustic or piano with soft accompaniment.
Liturgical Use:Ideal for First Communion, children’s liturgies, or catechesis celebrations.

“Assumption Lifted into Glory”

Duration:4:29
Style:Majestic Marian hymn.
Tone:Reverent, celebratory, and uplifting.
Instrumentation:Full arrangement with organ or orchestral support.
Liturgical Use:Feast of the Assumption, Marian processions, or solemn celebrations.

“Seventy Times Seven”

Duration:4:14
Style:Gospel forgiveness hymn.
Tone:Reflective but encouraging.
Instrumentation:Moderate ensemble, likely piano/guitar-led.
Liturgical Use:Reconciliation liturgies, penitential services, or Gospel reflections.

“Where Love Restores”

Duration:4:31
Style:Healing and renewal hymn.
Tone:Comforting, hopeful.
Instrumentation:Gentle piano and string pad texture.
Liturgical Use:Anointing of the Sick, healing services, or pastoral care gatherings.

“The Least Are the Greatest” (With Choir)

Duration:3:33
Style:Choral Gospel hymn.
Tone:Strong, declarative, and unifying.
Instrumentation:SATB choir with piano or organ.
Liturgical Use:Gospel proclamation, social justice liturgies.

“The Least Are the Greatest”

Duration:3:46
Style:Congregational worship song.
Tone:Inspiring and accessible.
Instrumentation:Acoustic ensemble with possible light percussion.
Liturgical Use:Mission Sundays, discipleship themes.

“The Path He Made” (General)

Duration:4:42
Style:Processional or journey-themed hymn.
Tone:Steady, forward-moving, and affirming.
Instrumentation:Moderate ensemble with rhythmic accompaniment.
Liturgical Use:Pilgrimage, processions, or mission commissioning.

“The Path He Made” (St Clare)

Duration:4:09
Style:Adapted hymn with Franciscan spirituality.
Tone:Humble, prayerful, and steadfast.
Instrumentation:Acoustic/piano-based.
Liturgical Use:St Clare feast day, Franciscan celebrations, or commitment ceremonies.

“Faithful and Ready”

Duration:4:25
Style:Discipleship and readiness hymn.
Tone:Resolute, encouraging, and confident.
Instrumentation:Guitar or piano with supportive harmonies.
Liturgical Use:Vocations, sending forth, or missioning services.

“Kindle the Flame”

Duration:4:44
Style:Contemporary worship with an anthem-like build.
Tone:Passionate, inspiring, and forward-moving.
Instrumentation:Likely piano or guitar foundation, layered harmonies, and possibly percussion for momentum.
Liturgical Use:Suitable for Pentecost, mission sending, or any celebration of faith renewal and evangelisation.

“Guard Us Lord Through the Night’s Sleep”

Duration:5:31
Style:Preparing for sleep.
Tone:Gentle, reflective.
Instrumentation:Guitar, male and female voice.
Liturgical Use:Night prayer/Compline

Guard Us Lord Through Night’s Sleep (F)

Duration: 4:26
Style: Contemplative solo hymn
Tone: Soothing, introspective, sacred
Instrumentation: Solo female voice with sparse piano; very meditative
Liturgical Use: Ideal for Night Prayer, end-of-day school or retreat liturgies, or final blessing moments

All I Have is Yours

Duration: 4:12
Style: Offering hymn / contemporary sacred ballad
Tone: Humble, personal, prayerful
Instrumentation: Piano-led with soft melodic structure, likely solo or duet vocal
Liturgical Use: Offertory, dedication ceremonies, profession of vows, or post-Communion reflection

Open Hands, Open Heart

Duration: 4:17
Style: Devotional contemporary song
Tone: Warm, inviting, hopeful
Instrumentation: Piano and possibly light strings or acoustic guitar; expressive vocals
Liturgical Use: Suitable for reflection on service, call to discipleship, offertory, or school liturgies focusing on generosity and vocation

One in Your Love (Gentle)

Duration: 3:58
Summary: A gentle prayer for unity and peace in Christ’s love.
Style: Gentle unity hymn
Tone: Peaceful, tender, reflective
Instrumentation: Piano-based with soft harmonies; warm vocal tone
Liturgical Use: Unity rites, weddings, reconciliation services, or ecumenical gatherings

One in Your Love (Upbeat)

Duration: 3:59
Summary: A gentle prayer for unity and peace in Christ’s love.
Style: Contemporary worship song
Tone: Joyful, unifying, spirited
Instrumentation: Lively piano with rhythmic momentum; possibly percussion or guitar backing
Liturgical Use: Suitable for processions, youth gatherings, or as a recessional hymn celebrating unity in Christ (e.g., weddings, ecumenical services)

Do You Love Me? (Ministry)

Duration: 4:20
Summary: A call to discipleship, echoing Christ’s words to Peter, urging us to serve in love.
Style: Scriptural reflection song (John 21)
Tone: Warm, invitational, personal
Instrumentation: Reflective piano foundation with expressive vocal phrasing; occasional harmony
Liturgical Use: Vocations liturgies, commissioning rites, discernment retreats, or reflection after Gospel proclamation on service or love

O Lady Bright, Our Mother, Queen (Modern)

Duration: 4:09
Summary: A devotional hymn honoring Mary as mother, intercessor, and queen.
Style: Contemporary Marian hymn
Tone: Majestic yet gentle; modern devotional
Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with bright harmonies; blended vocals or solo
Liturgical Use: Marian feasts (e.g., Assumption, Queenship), May processions, or Rosary liturgies

O Lady Bright, Our Mother, Queen (Trad)

Duration: 3:49
Summary: A devotional hymn honoring Mary as mother, intercessor, and queen
Style: Traditional hymn-style Marian anthem
Tone: Regal, formal, reverent
Instrumentation: Hymn-like structure, likely organ or piano accompaniment with traditional vocal stylings
Liturgical Use: Marian solemnities, traditional services, or solemn Benediction settings

My Lord and My God (2)

Duration: ~3:40
Associated Scripture: John 20:24–29 (Thomas)
Summary: A hymn of faith and recognition, proclaiming belief in the risen Christ.
Style: Contemporary Easter hymn.
Tone: Reverent, personal, and affirming.
Instrumentation: Piano with gentle strings and expressive choral support.
Liturgical Use: Easter season, profession of faith, retreats.

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On the Shore

Duration: ~3:40

Summary: A reflective hymn recalling the risen Christ meeting His disciples and renewing their call.

Style: Reflective resurrection hymn.

Tone: Gentle, hopeful, and restorative.

Instrumentation: Piano or guitar with soft strings and flowing melody.

Liturgical Use: Easter season, retreats, vocational reflection.

Blessed Are the Eyes that See

Only Say the Word

Our Hope and Our Joy

Hold Us Close

When Earthly Kingdoms Tremble

Give All to Your Commands

Reign in Glory, Christ Our King

Children of the Resurrection

Willing Hearts

Only We Had Known Your Peace

Till You Return, O Lord

Open Our Eyes, O Lord

Come Down, Zacchaeus

Faithful in Little, Rich in Grace

Faithful in Little, True in All

By Your Endurance

Cry of Faith

When the Son of Man Appears

The Kingdom Among Us

The One Who Returned Leper

Servants of the Lord

Faith as Small as This

Temple of Glory, Dwelling of God – Lateran Basilica

Rejoice, for the Lost Are Found

All for You, O Lord

Shepherd of Faith and Mercy – St Charles Borromeo

At the Table of the Lord

Tears to Joy, Death to Life – All Saints

Blessed Are You, O Saints of Light

The Law of Love

Under Your Wings

The Narrow Door

Called by Name

You Set the Captive Free

The Prayer That Pierces the Clouds

The Patient Gardener

Fire of the Lord

When the Master Comes

From Mountrath to Madras

While There Is Time (Lively)

Faithful in the Master’s Light

Fire of the Lord

While There Is Time (Gentle)

The Weight of Love

Cleanse the Heart Within

We Found a Way

The Tombs We Build

Queen of Peace, Our Mother Near

Do Not Be Afraid

The Healer Sends Us Forth

Our Lady Queen of Peace 100th B

Pray Without Ceasing

Pray Without Ceasing (Lively)

The Sign of Jonah

The One Who Returned

Mercy Shines Where Love is Near

We Live By Faith

Our Hearts Forever Thine

Holy Angels By God’s Side

Our Lady of the Rosary (Upbeat)

Our Lady of the Rosary (Trad)

Open the Windows of Your Grace

The Stronger One Has Come

Childlike faith, O gift of heaven

Hearts Made New

Written in God’s Heart (1)

Lift High the Cross of Love
(Exaltation of the Cross)

**Christ in the Streets (Corpus Christi Delany)**