Ultimate Roman Catholic Hymnal 225 - 300

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2. 1. Thy Thy hand, her O alds - God, brought has glad guid tid ed ings - - thy to flock, great from est - age as to to age; least;
their they won bade drous men - tale rise, is and writ has ten, ten -- full to clear, share on the eve great ry King's - page; feast;
thy and peo this ple was - owned all thy their good teach ness, ing, -- and in we eve their ry - deeds deed re and cord; word, -
and to both all of a this like - bear pro wit claim - ness; ing - - one one Church, Church, one one Faith, Faith, one one Lord. Lord.
4. 3. Thy And we, mer shall cy - we will be not faith fail less? us, - shall nor hearts leave fail, thy hands work hang un down? done; -
shall with we thy e right vade hand - the to con help flict, us, - and thy cast vic a t'ry - way shall - our be crown? won;
Not and so: then, in by God's all deep cre coun a - sels tion, - - some thy bet name ter shall - thing be is a stored; dored, -
we and will this main shall tain, be - un their flinch an - ing, them: - - one one Church, Church, one one Faith, Faith, one one Lord. Lord.

Tune: KINGS LYNN (76 76D) Text: Edward Plumptre (1891) Thy Hand, O God, Has Guided
Possible use: ORDINARY TIME Entrance Hymn Option
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Tune: DIADEMATA (DSM) Text: Matthew Bridges (1894) Crown Him With Many Crowns
Possible use: ORDINARY TIME Recessional Hymn Option
1. 2. 3.
Crown Crown Crown
him him him
with the the
man Lord Lord
y of of
- crowns, life, love,
the who be
Lamb tri hold -
up umphed his - on o'er hands
- his the and
throne. grave, side,

Hark! and those
How rose wounds,
the vic yet
heav'n to vis - ly rious i
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an in ble -
them the a
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all for in
mu those beau
sic he ty
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but came glo
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own. save. fied. -
A His No
wake, glo an
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soul, now in
and we the
sing sing, sky

of who can
him died, ful
who and ly -
died rose bear
for on that
thee, high, sight,
and who but
hail died down
him e ward -
as ter bends - thy nal his -
match life burn

less to ing
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King bring, eye
through and at
all lives mys
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4. 5. 6.
Crown Crown Crown
him him him
the the the
Lord Lord Lord
of of of
Heav'n, lords, years,
en who the
throned o Po
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worlds all tate -
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bove, reign, time,
crown who Cre
him once a -
the on tor -
King earth, of
to thin the
whom car roll - is nate ing --
giv'n Word, spheres,
the for in -
won ran ef
drous somed fa
- --
name sin bly -
of ners sub - Love. slain, lime. -
Crown now all
him lives hail,
with in Re
man realms deem -
y of er,
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crowns, light, hail!
as where For
thrones saints thou
be with hast
fore an died
- him gels for - fall; sing me;
Crown their thy
him, songs praise
ye be and-
kings, fore glo
with him ry -
man day shall
y and not
- crowns, night, fail
for their through
he God, out -
is Re e
King deem ter --
of er, ni - -
all. King. ty. -

MISERERE NOBIS Qui sedes ad dxteram Patris
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Tune: LAUDA ANIMA (87 87 87) Text: Henry Francis Lyte (1847) Praise, My Soul, The King Of Heaven
1. Praise, my soul, the King of heav en; - to his feet thy trib ute - bring;
ran somed, - healed, re stored, - for giv - en, - ev er - more - his prais es -
sing: Al le - lu - ia, - al le - lu - ia! - Praise the ev er - last - ing - King.
2. Praise him for his grace and fa vor - to our fa thers - in dis tress; -
praise him still the same for ev er, - slow to chide and swift to
bless: Al le - lu - ia, - al le - lu - ia! - Glo rious - in his faith ful - ness. -
3. 4. An Fa ther gels, -- like, help - he us tends to and a spares dore - us; him; well ye our be fee hold - ble him - frame face he to knows; face;
in sun his and hand moon, he bow gen down tly be - bears fore - us, him, res dwell cues ers - - us all from in all time our and
foes. space. Al Al le le -- lu lu -- ia, ia, -- al al le le -- lu lu -- ia! ia! -- Wide Praise ly with - yet us his the mer God cy of - flows. grace.

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Tune: GROSSER GOTT (78 78 77) Text: Fr. Ignaz Franz (1790) Holy God, We Praise Thy Name
1. 2. 3.
Ho Hark! Lo!
ly the the
- God, loud ap
we ce os -
praise les tol --
thy tial ic --
Name; hymn train
Lord an join
of gel the - all, choirs sa
we a cred -
bow bove Name - be are to
-
fore rais hal
thee! ing, low; - -
All cher proph
on u ets --
earth bim swell - thy and the
scep ser loud
ter a re
- - claim, phim, frain, --
all in and
in un the
heav'n ceas white - a ing robed - -
bove cho mar
a rus tyrs - -
dore prais fol
- thee; ing; low; - -
in fill and
fi the from
- heav'ns nite
morn
- thy with to
vast sweet set
do ac of
main, cord: sun,
-- ev Ho through
er ly, the
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last ho Church
ing ly, the
- - is ho song
thy ly, goes - reign. Lord. on.
4. 5. 6.
Ho Thou Spare
ly art Thy
- Fa King peo
ther, of ple,
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Ho glo Lord,
ly ry, we
- - Son, Christ: pray,
Ho Son By
ly of a
- Spir God, thou
it, yet sand
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Three born snares
we of sur
name Mar round -
thee; y; ed: --
while For Keep
in us us
es sin with
sence ners out
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ly ri to
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and First Lo,
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the of in
knee, death, Thee;
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ter to don
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Tune: ELLACOMBE (76 76D) Text: Isaac Watts (1748) I Sing The Mighty Power Of God
1. I sing the might y - powr of God, that made the moun tains - rise,
that spread the flow ing - seas a broad, - and built the loft y - skies.
I sing the wis dom - that or dained - the sun to rule the day;
the moon shines full at His com mand, - and all the stars o bey. -
2. 3. I Theres sing not the a good plant ness or - of flowr the be Lord, low, - That But
filld makes the thy earth glo with ries - food: known; He And formd clouds the a crea rise - tures and -
with tem his pests - word, blow, And By then or pro der - nounced from - them thy good. throne. Lord, While
how all thy that won bor ders rows - - are life dis from playd Thee - Where Is er ev I er - turn in mine Thy eye, care, If And
I eve sur ry - vey where - - the that ground man I can tread, be, Or Thou, gaze God, up art on pre - the sent - sky! there.

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Tune: MIT FREUDEN ZART (87 87 88 7) Text: Johann Jakob Schtz (1690) Sing Praise To God, Who Reigns Above
1. 2. Sing The praise an to gel - God host, who O reigns King a of bove, kings, - the thy God praise of for all ev cre er - -
a tell - tion, ing, -- the in God earth of and pow'r, sky the all God liv of ing - love, things the be - God neath of thy our shad sal ow - va dwell - tion; ing, -- with a heal dore - ing the - balm wis my dom - soul which he could fills, span and and eve pow'r ry which - faith formed less cre - mur a - mur tion's - - stills: plan: to to God God all all praise praise and and glo glo ry. ry. 3. 4. --
What O God's ye al who might name - y Christ's -
pow'r ho hath ly - made, name his give gra God cious all - mer praise cy and - keep glo eth; ry; - - by let morn all ing who - glow know or his eve powr ning pro - shade claim - his a watch loud - ful the - eye won neer drous - sleep sto eth. ry! - - With Cast in each - the false king i dom dol - - of from his its might, throne, lo! the all Lord is is just God, and and all he is a right: lone: - to to God God all all praise praise and and glo glo ry. ry. --

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Tune: ICH GLAUB AN GOTT (87 87 with Refrain) Text: Martin B. Hellriegel (1981) To Jesus Christ, Our Sovereign King
1. To Je sus - Christ, our Sov 'reign - King, Who is the world's sal va - tion, -
All praise and hom age - do we bring, And thanks and ad o - ra - tion. -
Christ Refrain: Je sus - Vic tor, - Christ Je sus - Rul er! -
Christ Je sus, - Lord and Re deem - er! -
2. Thy reign ex tend, - O King be nign, - To eve ry - land and na tion, -
For in thy king dom, - Lord di vine, - A lone - we find sal va - tion. -
3. To thee and to thy Church, great King, We pledge our heart's ob la - tion, -
Un til - be fore - thy throne we sing, In end less - ju bi - la - tion. -

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Tune: NUN DANKET ALLE GOTT (67 67 66 66) Text: Martin Rinkart (1649) Now Thank We All Our God
1. Now thank we all our God, with heart and hands and voic es, -
who won drous - things hath done, in whom his world re joic - es; -
who from our mo ther's - arms hath blest us on our way
with count less - gifts of love, and still is ours to day. -
2. 3. O All may praise this and boun thanks teous to - God God through the all Fa our ther - life now be be near giv us, en, -
with the ev Son, er and - joy Him - ful who - hearts reigns and With bles them sd in - peace high to est - cheer heav us; en, -
and the keep one us e in ter - his nal - grace, God, and whom guide earth us and when heav'n per a plexed, dore; --
and for free thus us it from was, all is ills now, in and this shall world be and ev the er - next. more. -

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Tune: ST. HUGH (CM) Text: Vexilla Christus Inclyta Triumphantly Doth Christ Unfurl
1. Tri um - phant - ly - doth Christ un furl - His ban ners - far and wide!
Ye na tions, - come, give praise, ap plaud - The King Who for us died!
2. He con quers - king doms - not by wars, Nor bru tal - force, nor fear;
But raised on high up on - the Cross, He draws His sub jects - near.
3. O lov ing - King, Thy light we seek, To shine by night and day!
And may the world, blest with Thy peace, A dore - Thee and o bey! -
4. To Thee be glo ry, - Christ our King, Who rul est - all with might,
For ev - er - with the Fa ther, - God, and Spir it, - Lord of Light!

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Tune: DEO GRACIAS (LM) Text: Edward Cooper (1833) O Lord Of Heaven, Whose Love Profound
1. O Lord of heavn whose love pro found - a ran som -
for our souls hath found, be fore - thy throne we
sin ners - bend; to us thy par d'ning - love ex tend. -
2. Al might - y - Son, In car - nate - Word, our Proph et, -
Priest, Re deem - er, - Lord, be fore - thy throne we
sin ners - bend; to us thy sav ing - grace ex tend. -
3. 4. E Thrice ter Ho - nal ly! -- Spir Fa it, ther, - - by Spir whose it, - breath Son, the mys soul te - is rious - raised God from head, - sin Three and in death, One, Be be fore fore - - thy thy throne throne we we sin sin ners ners -- bend; bend; to grace, us par thy don, - quick life ning to - powr us ex ex tend. tend. --

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Tune: HYMN TO JOY (87 87D) Text: Henry Van Dyke (1933) Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee
2. 1. Joy All ful, thy - joy works ful, with - we joy a sur dore round -- thee, thee, God earth of and glo heav'n ry, re - Lord flect - of thy love; rays,
hearts stars un and fold an - like gels - flowrs sing be a fore round - - thee, thee, open cen ing ter - - to of the un sun bro - a ken - bove. praise. -
Melt Field the and clouds for of est, - sin vale and and sad moun ness; tain, -- drive flow the ry - dark mead of ow, - doubt flash a ing - way; sea, -
Giv sing er ing - - of bird im and mor flow - tal ing - - glad foun ness, tain -- fill call us us with to the re light joice - of in day! thee.
3. 4. Thou Mor art tals, - giv join ing the - and might for y - giv cho - ing, rus, -- ev which er the - bless morn ing, ing -- ev stars er be - blest, gan; -
well Fa spring ther -- of love - the is joy reign of ing - liv oer ing, us, - o brothcean er - - depth love of binds hap man py to - rest! man.
Thou ev our er - Fa sing ther, ing, -- Christ march our we Broth on er, ward, - - all vic who tors - live in in the love midst are of thine; strife,
teach joy us ful - how mu to sic - love leads each us oth sun er, ward - - lift in us the to tri the umph - joy song di of vine. life. -

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2. 1. Crown All hail Him, the ye pow'r mar of tyrs - Je of sus' our - Name! God, Let who an from gels His - pros al trate tar - -
fall; call; Bring Ex forth tol - the the roy Stem al of - di Jes ase's - - dem, Rod, - and and crown crown Him Him
Lord Lord of of all. all. Bring Ex forth tol - the the roy Stem al of - di Jes ase's - - dem, Rod, - and and
crown crown Him Him Lord Lord of of all. all.
4. 3. Ye Hail Him, seed ye of heirs Is of rael's -
Da cho vid's sen -- line, race, Whom ye Da ran vid somed - - "Lord" from did the call, fall, The Hail God Him in Who car saves - nate, you -
Man by di His vine, grace, - and and crown crown Him Him Lord Lord of of all, all. The Hail God Him in Who -
car saves nate, you - Man by di His vine, grace, - and and crown crown Him Him Lord Lord of of all. all.

Tune: Based on CORONATION (86 86 86) Text: Edward Perronet (1792) All Hail The Power Of Jesus Name
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Tune: 15th century Processionale (LM with Refrain) Text: J. M. Neale (1866) O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
Possible use: ADVENT Entrance Hymn Option
1. 2. 3. OO Ve come, come, ni, - OO ve come, Wis ni - Em dom Em - ma from m -- nu on nu -- el, high, el, - - and who Cap ran or t - som ders vum - - - cap all sol tive things ve --
Is might Is ra i ra - - - el, ly; l, - -- that to Qui mourns us ge in the mit - lone path in ly of e - ex knowl x - ile edge li - - - -
here show, o un and Pri til teach v -- the us tus - Son in De of her i - God ways F ap to li - pear. go. o. -- R. R. R.
Re Gau Refrain: joice! de, - - Re gau joice! de! -- Em Em ma mn - - nu u - - el el - -

shall na come sc - to tur - thee, pro Ote, Is Is ra ra -- l. l. --
6. 5. 4. OOO come, come, come, thou thou A Rod Key do - of of nai, - Jes Da Lord se, vid, of - - free come, might, thine and who own o to from pen thy - Sa wide tribes,tan's our on -
tyr heav'n Si an ly nai's - - - ny; home; height - from make in depths safe an of the cient - hell way times thy that once peo leads gave ple on the -
save, high, law and and in give close cloud them the and vic path maj t'ry to es
-- o'er mis ty - the er and - grave. y. awe. - R. R. R.

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Tune: MERTON (87 87) Text: Vox Cla ra Ec ce In to nat Hark, A Herald Voice Is Calling
Possible use: ADVENT Entrance Hymn Option
Additional Verses: 7. O come, thou Dayspring, come and cheer our spirits by thine advent here; disperse the gloomy clouds of night, and deaths dark shadows put to flight. 9. O come, Desire of nations, bind in one the hearts of all mankind; bid thou our sad divisions cease, and be thyself our King of Peace.
8. O come, thou Root of Jesses tree, an ensign of thy people be; before thee rulers silent fall; all peoples on thy mercy call.
1. Hark, a her ald - voice is call ing; - Christ is nigh, it seems to say;
Cast a way - the dreams of dark ness, - O ye chil dren - of the day.
3. 2. Star Lo, tled the - at Lamb the so sol longemn ex - warn pect - ing, ed, -- Let Comes the with earth par bound don -- soul down a from rise; heavn; -
Christ Let her us Sun, haste, all with sloth tears dis of pel sor - ling, row, -- Shines One up and on all - the to morn be ing for - skies. givn. -
5. 4. Hon So when or, - next glo He ry, - comes might, with and glo bless ry, ing -- Shrou to ding the - all Fa the ther - earth and in the fear, Son,
May with He the then ev as er - our last - de ing - fend Spir - er, it, -- On while the e clouds ter - of nal - heavn ag ap es - pear. run. -

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Tune: NUN KOMM DER HEIDEN HEILAND (77 77) Text: St. Ambrose (397) Savior Of The Nations Come
Possible use: ADVENT Recessional Hymn Option
1. Sav ior - of the na tions, - come; Vir gin's - Son, here make thy home!
Mar vel - now, O heavn and earth, that the Lord chose such a birth.
2. 3. 4. Not Won From by drous the - hu birth! Fa man O ther -- flesh forth won and he drous - blood; child came by of and the the re Spir Vir turn - it gin eth - -- of to un our the de - God same, filed! -
was Though cap the by tive - Word all lead of the ing - God world death made and dis flesh, hell owned, - wo still high man's to the - off be song spring, in of -
pure heavn tri and en umph - fresh. throned. swell!

5. 6. 7. -
Praise Bright Thou, the ly to - Fa doth God

ther's thy the
- on man Fa
ly ger ther
-- -
Son, shine, sing,
hast glo praise

o'er rious to - sin is God
the its the
vic light Son,
t'ry di our
- won. vine. King, - bound Let praise
less not to
- shall sin God
thy o'er the -
king cloud Spir

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Tune: WINCHESTER NEW (LM) Text: Charles Coffin (1749) On Jordans Bank The Baptists Cry
Possible use: ADVENT Recessional Hymn Option
1. On Jor dans - bank the Bap tists - cry an -

nounc es - that the Lord is nigh; a wake - and heark en, -
for he brings glad tid ings - of the King of kings.
2. 3. For Then cleansed thou be art eve our ry sal - soul va - from tion, - sin; Lord, make our
straight ref the uge - way and for our God great with re in, ward; - - pre with pare out -- we thy in grace our we
hearts waste aa home way - where like such flowrs a that might with y er - - Guest and may de come. cay. -
4. 5. All To heal praise, the e sick ter - stretch nal - out Son, thine to hand, thee, and whose
bid ad the vent - fall doth en thy - sin peo ner ple -- stand; free; shine whom forth with and the let Fa thy ther -
light we re a store dore - - earths and own Ho true ly - love Spir li it - - ness ev - once er - more. more. -

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Tune: Felix Mendelssohn (1847) Text: Charles Wes ley (1788) Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
Possible use: CHRISTMASTIDE Entrance Hymn Option
1. 2. Hark! Christ, The by her high ald est -- an Heavn gels a - sing, dored; - Glo Christ ry the - to ev the er - new last - born ing -- King; Lord;
Peace Late on in earth, time, and be mer hold - cy Him - mild, come, God Off and spring - sin of ners the - rec vir on gins - - ciled! womb. -
Joy Veiled ful, in - all flesh ye the na God tions head -- rise, see; Join Hail the thin tri car - umph nate -- of De the i - skies; ty, -
With Pleased than as gel man - ic with - host man pro to claim, dwell, - Christ Je is sus - born our in Em Beth ma - le nu - - hem! el. - -
Hark! Refrain: the her ald - an gels - sing, Glo ry - to the new born - King!
3. 4. Hail Come, the De heavn sire - ly of - Prince na of tions, - Peace! come, Hail Fix the in Sun us of Thy Right hum eous ble -- ness! home; -
Light Rise, and the life wom to ans - all con He quring - brings, Seed, Risn Bruise with in heal us ing the - in ser His pents - wings. head.
Mild Now He dis lays play - His Thy glo sav ry ing - - by, powr, Born Ru that ined - man na no ture - more now may re die. store; -
Born Now to in raise mys the tic - sons un of ion - earth, join Born Thine to to give ours, them and sec ours ond to - birth. Thine.

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Tune: ADESTE FIDELES Text: John Francis Wade (1786) O Come, All Ye Faithful
Possible use: CHRISTMASTIDE Entrance Hymn Option
1. 2. 3. O come, True Sing, all God choirs ye of of faith true an ful, God, gels, - joy Light sing ful from in - and Light ex tri E ul - um ta ter - -- phant, tion; nal, ---
OO come Lo, sing, ye, He all O ab ye come hors cit - i - ye, not zens - to the of Beth Vir heav en - le gins a - - hem. womb; bove! - -
Come Son Glo and of ry - be the to hold Fa God, - Him, ther, all - be born got glo - the ten, ry -- King not in of cre the an at high - gels; ed; est; -- -
O Ve Refrain: come, n - let te, - us a a do - dore r - - Him, mus, - O ve come, n - let te, - us a a do - --
dore r Him, mus, - O ve come, n - let te, - us a a do - dore r - - Him, mus - Christ D the mi - Lord. num. -
5. 4. 6. Ad Yea, De - Lord, ste um -- we fi de greet d De - Thee, les, o, -- born lae lu this ti - hap tri men - py um de morn - - l phn - mi - tes, ing, ne -- -
Ve Je n Ge - sus, te, stant -- - to ve pu Thee n l -- be te lae -- in glo Bth v ry le sce -- - giv'n; hem. ra. - -
Word Na De of tum um -- the vi Fa d ve - ther, te rum, - - - now Re g in gem ni -- flesh an tum - ap ge non - pear l fa -- ing. rum. ctum. - - -

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Tune: ANTIOCH Text: Isaac Watts (1748) Joy To The World
Possible use: CHRISTMASTIDE Recessional Hymn Option
1. 2. Joy Joy to to the the world, earth, the the Lord Sav is ior - come! reigns! Let Let earth men re their-
ceive songs her em King; ploy; - Let While eve fields ry and - heart floods, pre rocks, pare hills - Him and
room, plains And Re Heav'n peat - and the na sound ture ing -- sing, joy, And Re Heav'n peat - and the na sound ture ing --
sing, joy, And Re Heav'n, peat, - and re Heav'n peat - and the na sound ture ing - - sing. joy.
3. 4. No He more rules let the sins world and with sor truth rows and - grow, grace, Nor And thorns makes in the-
fest na the tions - ground; prove He The comes glo to ries - make of His His bless right ings eous - - -
flow ness, - Far And as won the ders - curse of is His found, love, Far And as won the ders - curse of is His
found, love, Far And as, won far ders, - as won the ders - curse of is His found. love.

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2. 1. From God rest God you our mer heavn ry, ly -- gen Fa tle - men, ther - - Let A noth bless ing d -- you an dis gel - may, came, -
For And Je un sus to -- Christ, cer our tain - Sav shep ior, herds -- Was Brought born tid up ings - on of - this the day same,
To How save that us in all Beth from le - Sa hem - tan's was - powr born When The we Son were of gone God a by stray. name. -
O Refrain: tid ings - of com fort - and joy, com fort - and
joy; O tid ings - of com fort - and joy!
4. 3. Now The shep to herds the - at Lord these sing tid prais ings es, - - Re All joic you - d with - much in - in this mind, place,
And And left with their true flocks love a and feed broth - er - ing hood -- In Each tem oth pest, er -- storm now and em wind, brace. -
And The went ho to ly - Beth tide le of - hem Christ - straight way mas - - This All bless oth d ers - - Babe doth to ef find. face. -

Tune: GOD REST YOU MERRY Text: Traditional God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen
Possible use: CHRISTMASTIDE Recessional Hymn Option
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'' - di- e * Christus na-tus est: h- di- e Sal-v-tor app-
''` '` ru- it: h-di- e in terra canunt Ange- li, l-tn-tur Archnge-
li: h-di- e exsl- tant ju-sti, di-cntes: Gl-ri- a in ex-
Today Christ is born; today the Saviour has appeared; today Angels sing on earth and Archangels are rejoicing. Today the righteous repeat with exultation: Glory to God in the highest, alleluia.
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shep herds - in be from it up our
fields yond coun took on heav
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en -
they them try its their ly
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lay; far, far; rest, knee, Lord;
in and to and and that
fields to seek there of hath
as the for it fered made -
a they earth king did there heav'n
lay, it was both in and
gave their stop his earth

keep ing - their great in and pres of
sheep, light, tent, stay ence nought,
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a to cold so fol o gold, with
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con the the and his
ter's - night tin star place myrrh, blood
- ued - that both wher where and man
was day ev Je frank kind
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er - so and it sus in hath - -
deep. night. went. lay. cense. bought. -
Now Refrain: ell, - Now ell, - Now ell, - Now ell, -
born is the King of Is ra - el. -

Tune: THE FIRST NOWELL (Irregular) Text: Traditional The First Nowell
Possible use: CHRISTMASTIDE or EPIPHANY Entrance Hymn
236
Tune: DIX (77 77 77) Text: William Dix (1898) As With Gladness Men Of Old
Possible use: EPIPHANY Entrance Hymn Option
1. As with glad ness, - men of old Did the guid ing - star be hold -
As with joy they hailed its light Lead ing - on ward, - beam ing - bright
So, most glo rious - Lord, may we Ev er - more - be led to Thee.
3. 2. As As with they joy of ful fered - - steps gifts they most sped rare To At that that low man ly ger - - man rude ger and - bed bare;
There So to may bend we the with knee ho be ly - fore joy, - Him Pure Whom and Heavn free and from earth sins a al dore; loy, --
So All may our we cost with liest - will treas ing ures - - feet bring, Ev Christ, er to - seek Thee, Thy our mer heavn cy ly -- seat. King.
5. 4. Ho In ly the - Je heavn sus, ly - - eve coun ry try -- day bright, Keep Need us they in no the cre nar at - row ed -- way; light;
And, Thou when its earth Light, ly its - things Joy, are its past, Crown, Bring Thou our its ran Sun somed which - souls goes at not last down;
Where There they for need ev - no er - star may to we guide, sing Where Al no le - clouds lu - Thy ias - glo to ry our - hide. King!

237
Tune: ST. GEORGES WINDSOR (77 77D) Text: Christopher Wordsworth (1885) Songs Of Thankfulness And Praise
Possible use: EPIPHANY Recessional Hymn Option
1. 2. Man Songs of i - thank fest - ful at - ness Jor - and dan's - praise, stream, Je Proph sus, et, - - Lord, Priest to and thee King we su raise, preme; - man and i at - fest Ca - ed na, - - by wed the ding - star guest, to in the thy sag God es head - - from man ai - far; fest; - - branch man of i - roy fest - al in - Da powr vids di - stem vine, - in chang thy ing - birth wa at ter - Beth in le to - - hem; wine; -
an an thems thems -- be be to to thee thee ad ad dressed, dressed, -- God God in in man man made made man man ii -- fest. fest. --
5. 4. 3. Grant Sun Man i and us - fest moon grace - in shall to mak dark see ing ened thee, - - whole be, Lord, pal stars mir sied shall rored - - limbs fall, in the and thy faint heavns ho ing shall ly - - soul; flee; Word; man Christ may i will we - fest then im - in like i - val light tate - iant ning thee -- fight, shine, now, quell all and ing will be - all see pure, the his as dev glo pure ils rious art - - might; sign; thou; man all that i will we - fest then like - in the to gra trum thee cious pet may -- will, hear, be ev all at er will thy - bring see great ing the E - good Judge piph - from ap a - ill; pear; ny; -- an thou and thems by may - be all praise to wilt thee, thee be ev ad con er - dressed, fessed, blest, -- God God God in in in man man man made made made man man man iii --- fest. fest. fest. ---

238
Tune: FOREST GREEN (DCM) Text: Christian Hymnbook, 1865, alt. I Come, The Great Redeemer Cries
Possible use: BAPTISM OF THE LORD Entrance Hymn Option
1. I come, the great Re deem - er - cries, To do thy will, O Lord!
At Jor dan's - stream, be hold! - He seals the sure pro phet - ic - word.
Thus it be comes - us to ful fill - all right eous - ness, - he said.
Then, faith ful - to the Lord's com mands, - through Jor dans - flood was led.
2. 3. O True glo Lamb rious of - voice! God The made man Fa ther i - - speaks fest, - from the heavns Fa ex ther's - alt bless - ed d -- height: Son.
This And is he my who Son, sin my had well nev be er - - loved, known - in hath whom all Iour take sins de un light. done. --
The No Sav more ior well - Je count sus, our - Ho selves - ly our - Lord! own His but Name his we in will bonds pro of fess, love. -
like Oh, him may de such sir bonds - ous for - to ev ful er - fill draw - Gods our will souls in to right thingseous a - ness. bove! - -

239
Tune: TALLIS CANON (LM) Text: Sedulius (5th century), alt. Blest Author Of This Earthly Frame
Possible use: BAPTISM OF THE LORD Recessional Hymn Option
1. Blest Au thor - of this earth ly - frame, To take a ser vants - form He came,
That, lib er - at - ing - flesh by flesh, Whom He had made might live a fresh. -
2. In that chaste pa rents - ho ly - womb Ce les - tial - grace hath found its home;
And she, as earth ly - bride un known, - Yet calls that Off spring - blest her own.
3. That Son, that Roy al - Son she bore, Whom Ga briel's - voice had told a fore; -
Whom, in his moth er - yet con cealed, - The in fant - Bap tist - had re vealed. -
4. Lo, dipped in Jor dans - cleans ing - stream, The Lamb of God would whit er - seem;
Yet twas our sins, in foul ar ray, - He bore, and bear ing - washed a way. -
5. All hon or, - laud, and glo ry - be, O Je sus, - Vir gin - born - to Thee:
All glo ry, - as is ev er - meet, To Fa ther - and to Par a - clete. -

240
Tune: ST. FLAVIAN (CM) Text: Claudia Hernaman (1898) Lord, Who Throughout These Forty Days
Possible use: LENT & HOLY WEEK Entrance Hymn Option
1. Lord, who through out - these for ty - days for us didst fast and pray,
teach us with thee to mourn our sins, and close by thee to stay.
2. As thou with Sa tan - didst con tend - and didst the vic t'ry - win,
O give us strength in thee to fight, in thee to con quer - sin.
3. As thou didst hun ger - bear and thirst, so teach us, gra cious - Lord,
to die to self, and chief ly - live by thy most ho ly - word.
4. And through these days of pen i - tence, - and through thy Pas sion - tide, -
yea, ev er - more, - in life and death, Je sus! - with us a bide. -
5. A bide - with us, that so, this life of suf fer - ing - o'er past, -
an East er - of un end - ing - joy we may at tain - at last!

241
Tune: AUS DER TIEFE (77 77) Text: George Smyttan (1870) Forty Days And Forty Nights
1. For ty - days and for ty - nights thou wast fast ing - in the
wild; for ty - days and for ty - nights tempt ed, - and yet un de - filed. -
2. Should not we thy sor row - share and from world ly - joys ab -
stain, fast ing - with un ceas - ing - prayer, strongwith thee to suf fer - pain?
3. Then if Sa tan - on us press, Je sus, - Sav ior, - hear our
call! Vic tor - in the wil der - ness, - grant we may not faint or fall!
4. So shall we have peace di vine: - ho lier - glad ness - ours shall
be; round us, too, shall an gels - shine, such as min is - tered - to thee.
5. Keep, O keep us, Sav ior - dear, ev er - con stant - by thy
side; that we thee we may ap pear - at the ter - nal - East er - tide. -

242
Tune: ST. THEODULPH (76 76D) Text: Theodulph of Orleans (821) All Glory, Laud, And Honor
All Refrain: glo ry, - laud and hon or, - To Thee, Re deem - er, - King,
To Whom the lips of chil dren - Made sweet ho san - nas - ring.
1. Thou art the King of Is ra - el, - Thou Da vids - roy al - Son,

Who in the Lords Name com est, - The King and Bless d - One.
2. The com pa - ny - of an gels - Are prais ing - Thee on High,

And mor tal - men and all things Cre at - ed - make re ply. -
3. The peo ple - of the He brews - With palms be fore - Thee went;
Our prayer and praise and an thems - Be fore - Thee we pre sent. -
4. 5. To Thou Thee, didst be ac fore cept - - Thy their pas prais sion, es; - - They Ac sang cept - their the hymns prayers of we praise; bring,
To Who Thee, in all now high good ex de alt light -- ed, est, -- Our Thou mel good o and - dy gra - we cious - raise. King.

243
Tune: ERHALT UNS, HERR (LM) Text: Pope St. Gregory (604) The Glory Of These Forty Days
Possible use: LENT & HOLY WEEK Recessional Hymn Option
1. The glo ry - of these for ty - days we cel e - brate - with songs of praise; for
Christ, through whom all things were made, him self - has fast ed - and has prayed.
2. A lone - and fast ing - Mo ses - saw the lov ing - God who gave the law;
and to E li - jah, - fast ing, - came the steeds and char i - ots - of flame.
3. So Dan iel - trained his mys tic - sight, de liv - ered - from the li ons - might;
and John, the Bride grooms - friend, be came - the her ald - of Mes si - ah's - name.
4. Then grant us, Lord, like them to be full oft in fast and prayer with thee;
our spir its - strength en - with thy grace, and give us joy to see thy face.
5. O Fa ther, - Son, and Spir it - blest, to thee be eve ry - prayer ad dressed, -
who art in three fold - Name a dored, - from age to age, the on ly - Lord.

244
Tune: CRUCIFER (10 10 with Refrain) Text: Kitchen (1912) & Newbolt (1956) Lift High The Cross
Lift Refrain: high the cross, the love of Christ pro claim - till
all the world a dore - his sa cred - Name.
1. 2. Led Come, breth on ren, their - fol way low by - where this our tri Cap um - tain phant - - trod, sign, our the King hosts vic of to God - rious, in - Christ con the qu'ring - Son ranks of com God. bine. -
4. 3. Each From new far born thest - - sol re dier gions - - of let the their Cru hom ci age - - fied bring, -
bears and on on the his brow Cross the a seal dore - of their him Sav who ior - died. King.
5. 6. Set For up thy thy blest throne, Cross that which earths doth de for spair all - may a cease tone - be cre neath a - - the tion's - shad prais ow es -- of rise its be heal fore - ing thy - peace. throne.

245
Tune: PASSION CHORALE (76 76D) Text: Bernard of Clairvaux (1153) O Sacred Head, Surrounded
1. O sa cred - head, sur round - ed - by crown of pierc ing - thorn!
O bleed ing - head, so wound ed, - re viled - and put to scorn!
Our sins have marred the glo ry - of thy most ho ly - face,
yet an gel - hosts a dore - thee and trem ble - as they gaze.
2. 3. I In see this thy thy strength bit and ter - vig pas or sion, - - all Good fad Shep ing herd, - - in think the of strife, me
and with death thy with most cru sweet el com - ri pas - gor, sion, -- be un reav wor -- ing thy - - thee though of I life; be:
O be ag neath - o thy - ny cross - and a dy bid - ing! ing -- O for love ev to er - sin would ners I - free! rest,
Je in sus, thy - all dear grace love sup con ply fid -- ing, ing, - - O and turn with thy thy face pres on ence - me. blest.

246
Tune: VICTIMAE PASCHALI (77 77D) Text: Wipo of Burgundy (1048) Christ, The Lord, Is Risen Today
Possible use: EASTERTIDE Entrance Hymn Option
2. 1. Christ, Christ, the the Lord Vic is tim - risn un to de - day; filed, - - Chris God tians, and - haste man your has vows rec to on - pay; ciled, -
Make When your in joy fierce and and prais blood es y -- known strife At Met the to Pas geth - chal er -- Vic Death tims and - throne. Life.
For Chris the tians, - sheep on the this Lamb hap has py - bled, day, Sin Raise less your - in hearts the with sin joy ners and - stead; say:
Christ, Christ, the the Lord, Lord, is is risn risn on on high; high; Now Now He He lives, lives, no no more more to to die! die!
4. 3. Christ, Say, O Who wond once ring for - Mar sin y, ners - - say bled, What Now you the saw first a born - long from - the the way. dead,
Throned I be in held glo - two rious - an maj gels es -- bright, ty, - emp Reigns ty through - tomb all and e wrap ter - pings ni -- white; ty. -
I Hail, be e held ter -- the nal - glo Hope ry on - bright high! Of Hail, the Thou ris King en of - Lord vic of to - light. ry! -
Christ, Hail, my Thou hope, Prince is of risn life aa gain; dored! - - Now Help he us, lives, save and us, lives gra to cious - reign! Lord!

247
Tune: AVE VIRGO VIRGINUM (76 76D) Text: St. John Damascene ( c. 750) Come, Ye Faithful, Raise The Strain
1. 2. Come, 'Tis ye the faith spring ful, of - raise souls the to strain day: - of Christ tri hath um burst - phant his - glad pris ness! on, -- God and hath from brought three his days' Is sleep ra in - el death - in as to a - joy sun from hath sad ris ness: en; -- loosed all from the Pha win roah's ter -- bit of ter our - yoke sins, Ja long cob's and - sons dark, and is daugh fly ters, ing - - led from them his with light, un to mois whom - tened we - foot give through laud the and Red praise Sea un wa dy - ters. ing. --
5. 4. 3.
Al Nei Now the ther le - - queen might lu -
of the ia -
sea gates now
sons, of we
- bright death, cry
with nor to
the the our
day tomb's King
of dark Im
splen por mor -
dor, tal, tal,
- -- with nor who
the the tri
roy watch um -
al ers, phant
-- -
feast nor burst
of the the
feasts, seal bars hold of
comes its thee the
joy as tomb's
to a dark
ren mor por
der; tal: tal;
-- - comes but al
to to le -
glad day lu --
Je a ia, -
ru midst with
- - sa the the
- lem, twelve Son
- who thou God
with didst the
true stand, Fa
af be ther -
fec stow prais
- - tion ing ing;
-- - wel that al
comes thy le
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-
in peace lu -
un which ia -
wea ev yet
- ried er a
-- strains more gain --
Je pas to
sus' seth the
-- res hu Spir
ur man it
- - -
rec know rais
- tion. ing. ing.
-- -

248
Tune: REGINA CAELI JUBILA Text: Cath. Hymn. Germanicum, 1584 Be Joyful, Mary, Heavenly Queen
2. 1. The Be joy Son ful, you - Mar bore y, by - heavn hea ly vens - - queen, grace, Gau Be de, joy - Ma ful, - r Ma - --
a: ry: Your Did grief all is our changed guilt to and joy sin se ef rene, face, --
Al Al le le - - l lu -- ia, ia! - - Lae Re t joice, - - re, re - O joice, - Ma O r Ma - a! ry! --
3. 4. Then The Lord pray is to ris God, en O - from Vir the gin - dead, fair, Gau Be de, joy - Ma ful, - r Ma - --
a: ry: That He rose He in our glo souls ry to - as heav He en - said. bear.
Al Al le le - - l lu -- ia, ia! - - Lae Re t joice, - - re, re - O joice, - Ma O r Ma - a! ry! --

249
Tune: EASTER HYMN (77 77 with Alleluias) Text: Traditional Jesus Christ Is Risen Today
Possible use: EASTERTIDE Recessional Hymn Option
2. 1. Hymns Je sus of - Christ praise is then ris'n let to us day, sing, - Al Al le le -- lu lu -- ia! ia! --
our un tri to - um Christ, - phant our - ho heav'n ly ly -- day, King, Al Al le le -- lu lu -- ia! ia! --
who who did en once dured - up the on cross - the and cross, grave, Al Al le le -- lu lu -- ia! ia! --
suf sin fer ners - - to to re re deem deem -- our and loss. save. Al Al le le -- lu lu -- ia! ia! --
3. 4. Lives But the a pains gain - which our he glo en rious - dured, King, - Al Al le le -- lu lu -- ia! ia! --
our Where, sal O va death, - tion is - have now pro thy cured, sting? - Al Al le le -- lu lu -- ia! ia! --
now Once a He bove died - the our sky souls he's to King, save, Al Al le le -- lu lu -- ia! ia! --
where Where the thy an vic gels to -- ev ry, - er O - sing. grave? Al Al le le -- lu lu -- ia! ia! --

250
Tune: ST. MAGNUS (CM) Text: St. Fulbert of Chartres (1028) Ye Choirs of New Jerusalem
1. Ye choirs of new Je ru - sa - lem, - your sweet est - notes em ploy, -
the pas chal - vic to - ry - to hymn in strains of ho ly - joy.
2. How Ju dahs - Li on - burst his chains, and crushed the ser pents - head;
and brought with him, from deaths do mains - the long im - pris - oned - dead.
3. 4. Tri From hells um - de phant - vour in - ing his - jaws glo the ry - prey now a his lone scep - our tre - lead rul er eth - - bore; all;
his earth, ran heavn somed and - hosts hell pur be sue fore - - their him way bow where and he at has his gone foot be stool - fore. fall. -
5. 6. All While joy glo ful ry -- thus to his the praise Fa we ther - sing, be, his all mer glo cy ry - - we to im the plore, Son, -
in all to glo - his ry, - pal Ho ace ly -- bright Ghost to to bring thee, and while keep end us less - ev ag er es - - more. run. -

251
Tune: WRTTEMBURG (77 77 with Alleluia) Text: Michael Weisse (1534) He, Who Gave For Us His Life
1. He, who gave for us His life, Who for us en dured - the strife, Is our Pas chal - Lamb to day; - We, too, sing for joy, and say: Al le - lu - ia! -
2. 3. 4. He, He He who Who Whose bore slum path all bered no - pain in re and the cords - loss grave, tell, Com Is Who fort ex de - less alt scend -- - up ed ed -- -
on now in the to to - cross, save; hell; Lives Now Who in through the glo Chris strong ry ten man
-- now dom armed - on it hath high, rings bound,
Pleads That Now for the in us, Lamb high and is est - hears King Heav'n our of is cry; kings. crowned. Al Al Al
le le le --- lu lu lu --- ia! ia! ia! ---
7. 6. 5. Christ Thou, Now He our the bids Pas Lord us chal is - tell Lamb ris'n a in a broad deed, gain; -- - How Christ, Christ the Thy hath lost ran bro may somed ken -- be peo eve re ple ry -- stored, feed: chain; - How Take Hark! the our An pen sins gel - i and ic - - tent guilt voic - for a es - giv'n, way, cry, - -
How Let Sing we, us ing - too, sing ev may by er - en night more - ter and on - Heavn. day: high, Al Al Al le le le --- lu lu lu --- ia! ia! ia! ---

252
Tune: LLANFAIR (77 77 with Alleluias) Text: Charles Wesley (1788) Hail The Day That Sees Him Rise
Possible use: ASCENSION Entrance Hymn Option
1. 2. There Hail the for day him that high sees tri him umph - rise, waits; Al Al le le -- lu lu -- ia! ia! --
to lift his your throne heads, ae bove ter -- the nal - skies; gates! Al Al le le -- lu lu -- ia! ia! --
Christ, he the hathLamb con for quered - sin death ners and - giv'n, sin; Al Al le le -- lu lu -- ia! ia! --
en take ters the - now King the of high glo est ry - - heav'n! in! Al Al le le -- lu lu -- ia! ia! --
Al Refrain: le - lu - ia!
5. 4. 3. -
There Still See! he for we
lifts us shall
his he with
hands in thee
ater re - bove; cedes, main,
-- - R. R. R.
See! his part
he pre ners -
shows vail of - the ing thy_e - prints death ter -
of he nal -
love: pleads, reign,
R. R. R.
Hark! near there
his him thy
gra self face - cious pre for
- lips pares ev - -
be our er -
stow, place, see,
-
Al Al Al
le le le
---
lu lu lu
---
ia! ia! ia!
---
bless he find
ings the our
- on first heav'n
his fruits of
Church of heav'ns
be our in
low. race. thee,
- R. R. R.

253
Tune: ST. MAGNUS (CM) Text: Thomas Kelly (1855) The Head Once Crowned With Thorns
Possible use: ASCENSION Recessional Hymn Option
1. The head that once was crownedwith thorns is crownedwith glo ry - now;
a roy al - di a - dem - a dorns - the might y - Vic tor's - brow.
2. The high est - place that heav'n af fords - is his, is his by right,
the King of kings, and Lord of lords, and heav'n's e ter - nal - Light.
4. 3. To The joy them of the all cross who with dwell all a its bove, shame, - the with joy all of its all grace be is low, giv'n; -
to their whom name, he an man ev i er - - fests last -- his ing - love name; and their grants joy, his the Name joy to of know. heav'n.
5. 6. The They suf cross fer he - with bore their is Lord life be and low, health, - they though reign shame with and him death a to bove, him: -
their his prof peo it ple's - - and hope, their his joy peo to ple's - know wealth, the their mys ev t'ry er - - of last - his ing - love. theme.

254
Tune: LOUIS LAMBILLOTTE (LM with Repeat) Text: Rabanus Maurus (856) Come, Holy Ghost
Possible use: PENTECOST Entrance Hymn Option
1. 2. O Come, Ho Com ly fort -- Ghost, er, - Cre to a Thee - tor we - blest, cry, And Thou in heav'n our ly -
hearts Gift take of up God Thy most rest; high; Come Thou with fount Thy of grace life
and and heav'n fire ly of - aid, love, To And fill sweet the a hearts noint - which ing - Thou from hast a -
made, bove, To And fill sweet the a hearts noint - which ing - Thou from hast a made. bove. -
4. 3. Praise O Ho we ly the - Ghost, Lord, through Fa Thee ther - a and lone, Son, - Know And we the the blest
Fa Spir ther it - - and with the Them Son; one; Be And this may our the firm, Son
un on chang us - ing be - creed: stow - That The Thou gifts dost that from from Them the both Spir pro it - -
ceed, flow, That The Thou gifts dost that from from Them the both Spir pro it - ceed. flow. -

255
Tune: TALLIS CANON (LM) Text: Beata Nobis Gaudia The Holy Spirit Was Outpoured
Possible use: PENTECOST Recessional Hymn Option
2. 1. On Re joice! each - the the year fire, up de on scend - - its ing, - way stood, has in
brought quiv a ring - gain tongues - that si bless mil - d i -- day, tude, - when tongues, on that the their cho words sen might -
of read the y - Lord prove, the and Ho fire, ly to - Spir make it them - was flame out with poured. love. -
3. 4. These To all things in were eve done ry in - tongue type they that spoke; day, a when -
maze East ment er -- in tide - the had crowd passed aa woke, way, -- who the mocked, num as ber - o told ver which - -
come once with set wine, free those the who cap were tive - filled at with the powr ju di bi - vine. lee. --
5. 6. To And now, God O the ho Fa ly ther, - - God, God this the day Son, re and -
gard God us the as Spir we it, - hum praise bly be - pray, done; and may send Christ us, the from Lord thy up -
heav'n on ly us - seat, pour the the bless Spir ings its - - of gift the for Par ev a er - - clete. more. --

256
Tune: ST. FLAVIAN (CM) Text: Frederick Faber (1863) Most Ancient Of All Mysteries
Possible use: TRINITY SUNDAY Entrance Hymn Option
1. Most an cient - of all mys ter - ies, - be fore - thy throne we lie;
have mer cy - now, most mer ci - ful, - most ho ly - Trin i - ty. -
2. When heav'n and earth were yet un made, - when time was yet un known, -
thou in thy bliss and maj es - ty - didst live and love a lone. -
3. Thou wast not born; there was no fount from which thy be ing - flowed;
there is no end which thou canst reach: but thou art sim ply - God.
4. How won der - ful - cre a - tion - is, the work which thou didst bless!
And O what then must thou be like, - e ter - nal - Love li - ness! -
5. Most an cient - of all mys ter - ies, - low at thy throne we lie;
have mer cy - now, most mer ci - ful, - most ho ly - Trin i - ty. -

257
Tune: TALLIS CANON (LM) Text: Aeterna Lux Divinitas O Trinity Of Blessed Light
Possible use: TRINITY SUNDAY Recessional Hymn Option
1. O Trin i - ty - of bless d - light, O
U ni - ty - of prince ly - might, Thy ho ly - name Thy
ser vants - bless, to Thee we pray, and Thee con fess. -
2. 3. Thou We praise First the and Fa Last, ther, from - might whom y there - One; springs We the
praise Fount the of sole all be cre - got at -- ten ed - - Son; things, We Thou praise art the the Ho Life ly which -
Ghost moves a the bove, whole, - Who sure joins hope Them of in each one be bond liev - of ing - love. soul.
4. 5. O As from Fa the ther, - Fa Son ther and - in Ho fi ly -- nite Ghost, - His Al -
Son might and y - Word God e of ter heav'n - nal and - came, earth, So All too mor from tals - both and the the
Par heav'n a ly -- clete host - Pro Pro creeds, claim -- in Thy De ev i er - - ty last - - the ing - same. worth.

258
Tune: WINCHESTER NEW (LM) Text: O Gloriosa Femina O Glorious Maid, Exalted Far
Possible use: IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Entrance Hymn Option
1. O glo rious - Maid, ex alt - ed - far be -
yond the light of burn ing - star, from him who made thee
thou hast won grace to be Moth er - of his Son.
2. That which was lost in hap less - Eve thy
ho ly - Sci on - did re trieve; - the tear worn - sons of
Ad am's - race through thee have seen the heav'n ly - place.
3. 4. All Thou wast hon the or, - gate laud of and heavn's glo high ry - Lord, be, the O
door Je through sus, - which Vir the gin - light born - hath to poured. thee! Chris All tians glo - re ry, - joice, as - for is
through ev a er - Maid meet, to to all Fa man ther - kind and - is to life Par con a - veyed! clete. - -

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Tune: FRENCH MELODY (11 11 with Refrain) Text: Traditional Immaculate Mary
Possible use: IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Recessional Option
1. Im mac - u - late - Mar y, - thy prais es - we sing,
Who reign est - in splen dor - with Je sus - our King.
A Refrain: ve, - A ve, - A ve - Ma r - a! -
A ve, - A ve - Ma r - a! - -
2. In heav en - the bless d - thy glo ry - pro claim, -
On earth we thy chil dren - in voke - thy fair name.
4. 3. We Thy name pray is for our our pow Moth er, er, -- thy the vir Church tues up - our on - light, earth,
Thy And love bless, is dear our est - com La fort, dy, - - thy the plead land ing of - our our might. birth.

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Tune: ALLE TAGE SING UND SAGE (87 87D) Text: Omni Die Dic Mariae (12th century) Daily, Daily Sing To Mary
Possible use: ASSUMPTION Entrance Hymn Option
2. 1. She Dai ly, is - dai might ly y -- sing to to de Mar liv - y, er. - - Sing, Call my her, soul, trust her her prais lov es ing - - due. ly. -
All When her the feasts, tem her pest - ac rag tions es -- round hon thee, or - With She the will heart's calm de the vo trou - tion bled -- true. sea.
Lost Gifts in of won heav d'ring en -- con she tem has - pla giv - tion, en, -- Be No her ble - Maj La es dy, - - ty to - con our fess'd. race. -
Call She, her the Moth Queen, er, who - call decks her her Vir sub gin, jects - - Hap With py the - Moth light er, of - Vir God's gin own - blest. grace.
4. 3. All Sing, my my tongue, sens the es, - Vir heart,gin's af - tro fec - phies tions, -- Who Strive for to sound us her her Mak glo er ry - - bore. forth:
For Spreadthe a curse broad - of the old sweet in me flict mo -- ed, rials - - Peace Of and the bless Vir ing gin's - - to price re less - store. worth: -
Sing Where in the songs voice of of peace mu un sic - end thrill - ing, ing, -- Sing Where the the worlds tongue ma of jes el - tic o -- Queen. quence, -
Wea That ry can - not ut nor ter - faint hymns in be tell seem - ing. ing -- All All the her gifts match she less - gives ex to cel - men. lence? -

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Tune: SALVE REGINA CAELITUM (84 84 77 79) Text: att. Hrm. Contractus (11th century) Hail, Holy Queen Enthroned Above
Possible use: ASSUMPTION Recessional Hymn Option
1. Hail, ho ly - Queen en thron'd - a bove, - O Ma r - a! -
Hail Moth er - of mer cy - and of love, O Ma r - a! - R.
Tri
Refrain:
umph - all ye Cher u - bim, - Sing with us ye
Ser a - phim, - Heav'n and earth re sound - the hymn;
Sal ve, - Sal ve, - Sal ve - Re g - na! -
2. Our life, our sweet ness, - here be low, - O Ma r - a! -
Our hope in sor row - and in woe, O Ma r - a! - R.
4. 3. Turn To thee then we most cry, gra poor cious - sons Ad of vo - Eve, cate, - OO Ma Ma r r -- a! a! --
To T'ward thee us we thine sigh, eyes we com mourn, pas - we sion - grieve, ate, - OO Ma Ma r r -- a! a! -- R. R.

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Tune: KINGS LYNN (76 76D) Text: Horatio Nelson (1913) From All Thy Saints In Warfare
Possible use: ALL SAINTS Entrance Hymn Option
1. 2. Praise, From all Lord, thy for saints thy in dis war ci - fare, ples, - - for who all see thy thee saints face at to rest, Face.
to One thee, love, O one bless zeal d im - Je pelled - sus, them, - all re prais spon - es sive - - be to ad thy dressed; Grace. -
thou, May Lord, we didst with win zeal the as bat ear tle, nest - - that the they faith might of con Christ querrs main - be; tain, -
their and, crowns bound of in liv love ing as - glo breth ry ren, -- are at lit length with thy rays rest from at thee. tain. -
3. 4. Then A pos praise - tles, we - proph God ets, the - mar Fa tyrs, ther, - - and and all praise the we sa God cred the - throng, Son,
who and wear God the the spot Ho less ly - - rai Spir ment, it, - - who e raise ter - the nal - cease Three less in - song, One;
for till these, all passed the on ran be somed - fore num - us, ber - Sav fall ior, down - we be thee fore - a the dore, throne, -
and, and walk hon ing or, - - in powr, their and foot glo steps, ry, -- would as serve cribe - thee to more God and a more. lone. -

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Tune: SINE NOMINE (10 10 10 4) Text: William How (1897) For All The Saints
Possible use: ALL SAINTS Recessional Hymn Option
1. For all the saints, who fromtheir la bors - rest, who thee by
faith be fore - the world con fessed, - thy Name, O Je sus, -
be for ev - er - blest.
Al Refrain: le - lu - ia, - Al le - lu - ia! -
2. Thou wast their Rock, their For tress - and their Might; thou, Lord, their
Cap tain - in the well fought fight; thou, in the dark ness -
drear, their one true Light. R.
3. 4. From But lo! earth's there wide breaks bounds, a from yet o more cean's - glo far rious thest - - day; coast, the through saints gates tri of um pearl - phant streams - rise in in the bright count ar less - ray; host, - the and King sing of ing - to glo Fa ry ther, - - pass Son es and - on Ho his ly - way. Ghost: R. R.

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Tune: ST. THOMAS (87 87 87) Text: De Pro fun dis Ex cla man tes (1502) Hearken, Shepherd Of The Sheep
Possible use: FUNERAL MASS Entrance Hymn Option
1. 2. King Christ, en of throned glo - in ry, - high hear est our - heav voic en, es, - - Hear Grant us, the cry faith ing ful -- from rest, the we deep pray; For We the have faith sinned ful and - ones may de not part bide - ed, it, - For If the Thou souls mark of our all steps that a sleep; stray, - As Yet Thy we kneel plead ing that - Church sav en ing - treat vic - eth, tim, - - Heark Which en, for - Shep them herd we - of bring the to sheep. day. -
3. 4. They That which are Thou, Thine, Thy O self, take - hast them of to fered Thee; - To Thou Thy their Fa hope, ther, O - of raise fer them - we: high; By In Thy Thy sac mer ri cy - - fice, ev - O er - Je trust sus, ing, -- From Con sins fi - bur dent - den we - set make them our free; cry Hear That us, the lov souls ing whom - friend Thou of hast sin pur ners, chased - - Mer May ci un - ful to -- and Thy gra heart cious be - be. nigh.
5. 6. Where Let Thy the plen saints, teous Thy - lov throne ing sur - kind round - - ness ing, -- On Join them in ev the er an - more gel -- be ic - poured; song,
Where Let them Thy through Moth Thy er, - bound raised less in - mer glo cy ry, - - Be Leads to the bound great less re - life deem - re d - stored, throng, -
And Grant with that in we, - Thy with Fa soulsthers de - man part - sions ed, -- Give May to through each grace a at place, length O be Lord. long. -

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Tune: Adaptation from the Graduale Romanum Text: ICEL Adaptation
Editio Vaticana
May the an gels - take you in to - par a - dise: - may the mar tyrs -
come to wel come - you on your way, and lead you in to - the
ho ly - cit y, - Je ru - sa - lem. - May the choir of an gels -
wel come - you, and with Laz a - rus - who once was poor
may you have ev er - last - ing - rest.
In pa ra - d - sum: - de d - cant - te An ge - li: -
in tu o - ad vn - tu - sus c - pi - ant - te Mr ty - res, -
et per d - cant - te in ci vi - t - tem - san ctam - Je r - sa - lem. -
Cho rus - An ge - l - rum - te su sc - pi - at, -
et cum L za - ro - quon dam - pu pe - re - ae tr - -
nam - h be - as - r qui - em. -

In Paradisum (Options I & II)
Possible use: FUNERAL MASS Recessional Hymn Option
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Possible use: FUNERAL MASS Recessional Hymn Option
Adaptation: Fr. Samuel F. Weber, O.S.B.
Chant arrangement compiled by Fr. Samuel F. Weber, O.S.B. Copyright 2011 Saint Meinrad Archabbey, St. Meinrad, IN 47577-1010 U.S.A. All rights reserved. webersfl@gmail.com
In Paradisum (Option III)
To Par a - dise - now * may the an gels - lead you,
may the mar tyrs - come to wel come - you on your way
and lead you to the ho ly - cit y, - Je ru - sa - lem. -
May the choirs of an gels - wel come - you and with Laz-
a - rus, - who once was poor, may you find ev er - last - ing - rest.

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Henoch was seen no more: because God took him . . . . (Genesis 5: 24)
E C C E C U R R U S I G N E U S , E T E Q U I I G N E I D I V I S E R U N T U T R U M Q U E : E T A S C E N D I T E L I A S P E R T U R B I N E M I N C L U M . AMBULAVITQUE CUM DEO, ET NON APPARUIT : QUIA TULIT EUM DEUS. VIXIT QUOQUE MATHUSALA CENTUM . . .
A fiery chariot and fiery horses parted them. (II Kings 2: 11)
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Hymn Suggestions for Holy Communion (General) pages 269-325
Hymn Suggestions Organized by Liturgical Season pages 203-266
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Tune: ST. COLUMBA (87 87) Text: Henry Baker (1877) The King Of Love My Shepherd Is
Possible use: Holy Communion
2. 1. Where The King streams of of love liv my ing - shep wa herd ter -- is, flow, whose my good ran ness somed - -
fail soul eth he - nev lea er; deth, - - I and noth where ing the - lack ver if dant - I pas am tures - his, grow, and with
3
he food is ce mine les - for tial - ev fee er. deth. - -
4. 3. Per In verse death's - and dark fool vale ish I -

oft fear I no strayed, ill but with yet thee, in dear love Lord, He be sought side - me, me; and thy on rod his and
3
shoul staff der my - gen com tly fort - - laid, still, and thy home, cross re be joic fore -- ing, to - brought guide me. me.
6. 5. And Thou spread'st so a through ta all ble the - in length my of sight; days thy thy
unc good tion ness -- grace fail be eth - stow nev - eth; er: -- and Good O Shep what herd, - trans may port I -
3
of sing de thy light praise - from with thy in - pure thy chal house ice for - flow ev eth! er. - -

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f==3===3==7===7==6=5=6==66=+==3==3==5===6==5==4=33==;=5 an-ge, lngua, glo-ri- - si Crpo- ris myst- ri- um,
f==5===5==6===7===6=6=5==44==+===3===5===4==3===3==3=44===;==2===2====3 Sangui-nsque pre-ti- -si, quem in mundi pr- ti- um, fru-ctus
ventris ge-ne-r-si Rex ef-f-dit gn-ti- um.
Text: St. Thomas Aquinas (1274) 1. Sing, O my tongue, the mystery of the glorious Body and of the precious Blood, which the King of the Gentiles, the fruit of a noble womb, shed for the redemption of the world.
2. Given to us, and born for us of a stainless Virgin, He dwelt on earth sowing the seed of the word, and closed in a wondrous manner the days of His earthly sojourning.
3. On the night of the Last Supper, reclining with His brethrenthe Law having been fully complied with in regard to legal meatswith His own hands, He gives Himself as Food to the assembled twelve.
Pange Lingua Gloriosi
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f===3==3==7==7====6==5==6==66==+=3==3==5==6==5==4=33==;=5=5===6===7===6 2. No-bis da-tus, no-bis na-tus ex in-tcta Vr-gi- ne, et in mundo
conver-s-tus, sparso ver-bi s-mi-ne, su- i mo-ras in-co-l-tus
f====4==3===4==6==5==4=33===|============================================ miro clu-sit r-di- ne.
f==3==3===7===7==6==5==6===66===+==3==3===5====6====5==4==33===;=======5 3. In su-pr-m nocte c-n, re-cumbens cum fr-tri- bus,
f===3===3==4==5==6==7==+==4==3==4==6==5==4=33====|=====================
f===6==6==5==44==+==3=5==4==3===3==3==44==|===2=2===3==3==4===5==6==7=4
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````,,, observ-ta le-ge ple-ne, ci-bis in le- g-li-bus, ci-bum turb
4. The Word-made-Flesh changes by His word true bread into His Flesh; and wine becomes the Blood of Christ; and if the intellect does not grasp this, faith alone suffices to make sure the sincere heart.
5. Let us therefore, prostrate, adore so great a Sacrament, and let the Old Law give way to the New Ordinance; let faith supplement the weakness of the senses.
du- o-d-n se dat suis m-ni- bus.
``````` 4. Ver-bum ca-ro, pa-nem ve-rum, Verbo carnem f-fi- cit, fitque
````,, sanguis Chri-sti me-rum, et si sensus d- fi-cit, ad firmndum
cor sinc-rum so-la fi-des sf-fi- cit.
```````` 5. Tantum ergo Sacramntum ve-ne-r-mur crnu- i: et an-t-
```,,, quum do-cumntum no-vo ce-dat r-tu- i: prstet fi-des sup-
plementum snsuum de-f-ctu- i.
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1. Pange, lngua, glorisi Crporis mystrium, Sanguinsque pretisi, quem in mundi prtium, fructus ventris genersi Rex effdit gntium.
1. Sing, O my tongue, the mystery of the glorious Body and of the precious Blood, which the King of the Gentiles, the fruit of a noble womb, shed for the redemption of the world.
This famous text can be sung to numerous melodies:
6. To the Father and to the Son be praise, glory, salvation, honor, power, and benediction also! And to Him proceeding from Them both be equal praise.
Cantus Selecti, Tantum Ergo VII (Sancte Dei)
````````` 6. Ge-ni- t- ri, Ge-ni- tque laus et ju-bi-l-ti- o; sa-lus, ho-nor,
vir-tus quoque sit et be-ne- dcti- o; pro-ce-dnti ab utrque
`,============================= compar sit laud-ti- o. A- men.
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6. To the Father and to the Son be praise, glory, salvation, honor, power, and benediction also! And to Him proceeding from Them both be equal praise.
6. Genitri, Genitque laus et jubiltio; salus, honor, virtus quoque sit et benedctio; procednti ab utrque compar sit laudtio. Amen.
5. Let us therefore, prostrate, adore so great a Sacrament, and let the Old Law give way to the New Ordinance; let faith supplement the weakness of the senses.
5. Tantum ergo Sacramntum venermur crnui; et antquum documntum novo cedat rtui; prstet fides supplementum snsuum defctui.
4. Verbum caro, panem verum, Verbo carnem fficit, fitque sanguis Christi merum, et si sensus dficit, ad firmndum cor sincrum sola fides sfficit.
4. The Word-made-Flesh changes by His word true bread into His Flesh; and wine becomes the Blood of Christ; and if the intellect does not grasp this, faith alone suffices to make sure the sincere heart.
3. On the night of the Last Supper, reclining with His brethren (the Law having been fully complied with in regard to legal meats) with His own hands, He gives Himself as Food to the assembled twelve.
3. In suprm nocte cn, recumbens cum frtribus, observta lege plene, cibis in leglibus, cibum turb duodn se dat suis mnibus.
2. Nobis datus, nobis natus ex intcta Vrgine, et in mundo converstus, sparso verbi smine, sui moras incoltus miro clusit rdine.
2. Given to us, and born for us of a stainless Virgin, He dwelt on earth sowing the seed of the word, and closed in a wondrous manner the days of His earthly sojourning.
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Tune: A MONK OF GETHSEMANI (87 87 87) Text: Pange Lingua Gloriosi Sing, My Tongue, The Mystery Holy
1. 2. 3. On
Sing, Of my a the
tongue, pure night
the and be
mys spot fore -
t'ry less His
- - ho vir pas
ly gin, sion,
- - -
Of Born His
the for A
Bod us, pos - His y
tles
-
-
of love by
my to His
Lord, show, side,
And He, He
His as ful
Pre man, filled -
cious with the
- Blood, man law
the con com
ran vers plete --
som ing, ly
---
Which Stayed, With
up the the
on seeds food
- the of He pu truth earth was to ri - sow; fied;
poured.
-
Fruit Then Then

of He He
Mar closed gave
y's in Him
- womb won self -
all drous un - ho fash to - them,
ly, ion, -- May This Bread
He His His
ev life hands
er on had
- be earth sanc
a be ti -
dored. low. fied.
-- -
4. 5. 6. Praise
The Down In in to
car ad the
- nate o Al
-- Word ra might - -
now tion y - -
chang fall Fa
es ing, ther;
- - - This Bread
Hon
to great or, -
flesh sac glo
at ra ry - -
His
to ment - com we the
mand, hail; Son;
-
And O Ad
the ver o --
wine an ra -
be cient tion --
comes forms to
- His of the
life wor Spir
blood. ship it,
---
Sens New Who
es er with
-- fail rites Them
to of is
un grace ev
der pre er
-
-
stand; vail; one,
--
But Faith And

the re pro
heart minds cedes --
that us from
is Christ both
in is for
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nest sent er,
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Can When As
by our e
faith hu ter -
its man nal --
doubt sens ag
with es es - - fail. run.
stand.

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Tune: C. EARLS (87 87 87) Text: Pange Lingua Gloriosi Sing, My Tongue, The Saviors Glory
2. 1. Of Sing, my a tongue, pure the and Sav spot ior's less -- glo vir ry, gin - - Of Born His for flesh us the on mys earth t'ry be - sing; low, - Of He, the as blood, man, all with price man ex con ceed vers -- ing, ing, - - Shed Stayed, by the our seeds im of mor truth - tal to - king, sow; Des Then tined, He - for closed the in world's sol re emn - demp or - tion, der - - From Won adrous - no ly - ble His - womb life to of spring. woe.
3. 4. Word On the made night flesh, of the that bread Last of Sup na per ture - - Seat By His ed - with word His to cho flesh sen He - band, turns; He, Wine the in pas to - chal His - vic blood tim He - eat chang ing, es: - - First What though ful fills sense - the no Law's change com dis mand: cerns? - - Then On as ly - food be to the all heart His in Breth ear ren nest, - - Gives Faith Him her self les - with son - His quick own ly - hand. learns.
5. 6. To Down in the ad ev oer -- ra last - - tion ing -- fall Fa ing, ther, - - Lo! And the the sa Son cred who - host reigns we on hail; high, Lo! With o'er the an Ho cient ly -- forms Ghost de pro part ceed -- ing, ing -- New Forth er from - rites Each of e grace ter - pre nal - vail; ly, -- Faith Be for sal all va - de tion, - fects hon - sup or, - ply bless - ing, ing. -- Where Might, the and fee end ble less -- sens maj es es - - fail. ty. -

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Tune: HYFRYDOL (87 87D) Text: Charles Wes ley (1788) Love Divine, All Loves Excelling
2. 1. 3. Love Fin Come, di Al ish, - vine, might then,

-- all y Thy - loves to new ex de cre cel liv a
---
ling, er, tion;
-- -
Joy Let Pure of us and
heav'n all spot to Thy less - earth life let
come re us down; ceive; be. - Fix Sud Let in den us - us ly see - thy re Thy hum turn great - ble and sal
- -
dwell nev va
ing; er, tion
- - -
All Nev Per thy er fect - -
faith more ly - ful Thy re
- mer tem stored - cies ples in
- - crown! leave. Thee;
Je Thee Changed sus, we from
- Thou would glo
art be ry - all al in com ways to -- pas bless glo
- sion, ing, ry,
- - -
Pure Serve Till un Thee in
-
bound as heav'n
ed Thy we
- love hosts take
Thou a our art; bove, place, - Vis Pray Till
it and we
- us praise cast
with Thee our Thy with crowns
sal out be - - -
va ceas fore
tion; ing, Thee,
- - En Glo Lost ter ry in
-- eve in won
ry Thy der,
-- trem per love, bling fect and
-- heart. love. praise.

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Tune: HYFRYDOL (87 87D) Text: William Dix (1898) Alleluia, Sing To Jesus
1. 2. Al Al le le -- lu lu -- ia! ia! -- sing not to as Je or sus! phans - - His are the we scep left ter, in - his sor the row - throne. now;
Al Al le le -- lu lu -- ia! ia! -- His He the is tri near umph, us, - his faith the be vic lieves, - to nor - ry ques - a tions - -
lone. how; Hark! Though the the songs cloud of frompeace sight ful re - Zi ceived - on him - thun when der the - like for a ty -
might days y were - flood. o'er Je shall sus our - out hearts of for eve get - ry his - na prom tion ise, - - hath "I re am-
deemed with us you by ev his er - blood. more"? -
3. 4. Al Al le le -- lu lu -- ia! ia! -- bread King of e heav ter - en, nal, - -
here thee on the earth Lord our of food lords and we stay! own; Al Al le le -- lu lu -- ia! ia! -- here born the of sin Mar ful y, --
flee earth to thy thee foot from stool, - day heav'n to thy day. throne. In Thou ter with - ces in -- sor, the - Friend veil of hast
sin en ners, tered, - - earth's robed Re in deem flesh, - er, our - plead great for High me. Priest. Where Thou the on
songs earth of both all Priest the and sin Vic less tim -- sweep in a the cross Eu - the cha - crys ris - tal tic - - sea. Feast.

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Tune: SONG 46 (10 10 10 10) Text: Sancti Venite Christi Corpus Sumite
2. 1. Draw Saved nigh by and that take Bod the y - Bod and y that - of pre the cious - Lord, Blood,
and with drink souls the re ho freshed, - ly we - Blood ren for der - you thanks out to poured. God. -
4. 3. Sal Of va fered - - tion's was - Giv he er, for - Christ, great the est - on and ly for - Son, least,
by him his self - dear the Cross Vic and tim, - Blood and the him vic self - t'ry the - won. Priest.
6. 5. He Ap proach that - ye in then this with world faith rules ful his - hearts saints sin and cere, shields, -
and to take all the be safe liev - guard ers -- of life sal e va ter - - tion nal -- here. yields.
8. 7. With Al heav'n pha - ly O - bread me - makes ga - them un that to - hun whom ger shall - whole, bow
gives all liv na ing tions - - wa at ters the - to Doom, the is thirst with ing us - soul. now.

Draw Nigh, And Take (Version I)
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Tune: ALL SOULS (10 10 10 10) Text: Sancti Venite Christi Corpus Sumite
1. Draw nigh and take the Bod y - of the Lord, and drink the
ho ly - Blood for you out poured. - Saved by that Bod y - and that
pre cious - Blood, with souls re freshed, - we ren der - thanks to God.
3. 2. Sal Vic va tims - - tion's were - Giv of er, fered - - Christ, by the the on law ly of - Son, old, by which his in dear a
Cross type and this Blood heav'n the ly - vic mys t'ry t'ry -- fore won. told. - Of He, fered Ran - was som - he er, - for from great death, est and -
and Light for from least, shade, him now self gives - the his Vic ho tim, ly -- and grace him his self saints - the to Priest. aid;
5. 4. Ap With proach heavn - ye ly - then Bread with makes faith them ful that - hearts hun sin ger - cere, whole, - and gives take liv the ing -
safe wa guard ters -- of to sal the va thirst - tion ing -- here. soul. He Al that pha - in and this O world me - rules ga, - his to
saints whom and shall shields, bow to all all na be tions - liev at - ers the - life Doom, e is ter with - nal us - yields. now.

Draw Nigh, And Take (Version II)
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Tune: SONG I (10 10 10 10 10 10) Text: William Turton (1938) O Thou, Who At Thy Eucharist Didst Pray
2. 1. For O thou, all who thy at Church, thy O Eu Lord, cha we - rist in - didst ter - pray cede; - that make all thou thy our Church sad might di -
be vi for sions - ev soon er to - one, cease; grant draw us us at the eve near ry er -- Eu each cha to - rist each, - to we say plead,
with by long draw ing ing -- heart all and to soul, thee, "Thy O will Prince be of done." Peace; O thus may may we we all all one one
Bread, Bread, one one Bod Bod yy -- be, be, through through this this blest blest Sac Sac ra ra -- ment ment -- of of uu ni ni -- ty. ty. --
4. 3. So, We pray Lord,thee at too length for when wan sac drers ra -- from ments - thy shall fold; cease, O may bring we them be back, one good with
Shep all herd thy - of Church the a sheep, bove, - back one to with the thy faith saints which in saints one be un lieved bro -- of ken -
old, peace, back one to with the thy Church saints which in still one that un faith bound - doth ed - keep; love; soon more may bless we d -
all still, one in Bread, peace one and Bod love y to - be, be through one this with blest the Sac Trin ra i -- ment ty -- of in u U ni ni -- ty. ty. --

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1. And now, O Fa ther, - mind ful - of the love that bought us, once for
all, on Cal vrys - Tree, and hav ing - with us him that pleads a bove, -
we here pre sent, - we here spreadforth to thee that on ly - Of fring -
per fect - in thine eyes, the one, true, pure, im mor - tal - Sac ri - fice. -
2. 3. Look, And Fa so ther, we - look come: on O his draw a us noint to - ed thy - face, feet, and most on pa ly tient - - look Sav on ior, -
us who as canst found love in us him; still; look and not by on this our Food, mis so us awe - ings ful -- of and thy so grace, sweet,
our de prayer liv - so er - lan us guid, from - and eve our ry - faith touch so of dim: ill: for in lo, thine be owntween ser - our vice -
sins make and us their glad re and ward free, - we and set grant the us Pas nev sion er -- of more thy to Son part our with Lord. thee.

Tune: UNDE ET MEMORES (10 10 10 10 10 10) Text: William Bright (1901) And Now, O Father, Mindful Of The Love
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1. O Food of men way far - ing, - The bread of an gels -
shar ing, - O Man na - from on high! We hun ger; - Lord, sup ply - us,
Nor Thy de lights - de ny - us, Whose hearts to Thee draw nigh.
2. O stream of love past tell ing, - O pur est - foun tain, -
well ing - From out the Sav iors - side! We faint with thirst; re vive - us,
Of Thine a bun - dance - give us, And all we need pro vide. -
3. O Je sus, - by Thee bid den, - We here a dore - Thee,
hid den - Neath forms of bread and wine. Grant when the veil is riv en, -
We may be hold, - in heav en, - Thy coun te - nance - di vine. -

Tune: O ES CA VI ATOR UM (776D) Text: Athelstan Riley (1945) O Food Of Men Wayfaring (Version I)
283
Tune: IN ALLEN MEINEN THATEN (776D) Text: Athelstan Riley (1945) O Food Of Men Wayfaring (Version II)
1. O Food of men way far - ing, - the bread of an gels - shar ing, -
O Man na - from on high! We hun ger; - Lord, sup ply - us,
nor thy de lights - de ny - us, whose hearts to thee draw nigh.
2. O stream of love past tell ing, - O pur est - foun tain, - well ing -
from out the Sav ior's - side! We faint with thirst; re vive - us,
of thine a bun - dance - give us, and all we need pro vide. -
3. O Je sus, - by thee bid den, - we here a dore - thee, hid den -
'neath forms of bread and wine. Grant when the veil is riv en, -
we may be hold, - in heav en, - thy coun te - nance - di vine. -

284
1. O Food of ex iles - low ly, - O Bread of an gels - ho ly, -
O Man na - from on high! We hun ger - for Thy bless ing, -
All good in Thee pos sess - ing, - Oh, hear our heart's out cry. -
2. O cleans ing - Wa ter, - stream ing - From Je sus' - side, re deem - ing -
All men of A dam's - race! O lim pid - Foun tain - flow ing, -
Our ev 'ry - want be stow - ing, - Come, fill our souls with grace.
3. O Lord! We kneel be fore - Thee, And fer vent - ly - a dore - Thee,
From hu man - sight con cealed. - In heav'n, Thy mer cies - prais ing, -
May we, with glad ness - gaz ing, - Be hold - Thy face re vealed. -

Tune: HEINRICH ISAAC (776D) Text: O Esca Viatorum O Food Of Exiles Lowly
285
1. 2. My May faith Thy looks rich up grace to im Thee, part - Thou Strength Lamb to of my
Cal faint va ing -- ry, heart, - Sav my ior zeal - di in vine! spire! - - Now As hear Thou me hast
while died I for pray, me, take O all may my my guilt love a to way, Thee, -
O Pure let warm, me and from change this less - day be, be a whol liv ly ing - - Thine! fire!
3. 4. When While lifes ends dark lifes maze tran I sient - tread, dream, And When griefs deaths a cold -
round sul me len - spread, stream be o Thou ver - my me Guide; roll; Bid Blest dark Sav ness ior, --
turn then to in day, love, wipe fear sor and rows dis - tears trust - a re way, move; - -
Nor O let bear me me ev safe er a - stray bove, - from a Thee ran a somed - side. soul! -

Tune: OLIVET (664 6664) Text: Ray Palmer (1887) My Faith Looks Up To Thee
286
Tune: PICARDY (87 87 87) Text: Gerald Moultrie (1885) Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence
1. 2. King Let all of mor kings, tal yet - flesh born keep of si Mar lence, y, - - and as with of fear old and on
trem earth bling he - stand; stood, pon Lord der of - noth lords ing in - earth hu ly man - - mind ves ed, ture, - -
for in with the bless Bod ing y -- in and his the hand Blood Christ he our will God give to to earth all des the -
cend faith eth, ful -- our his full own hom self age for - to heavn de ly - mand. food. -
4. 3. At Rank on his rank feet the the host six of winged - heav ser en aph; - - spreads cher its u - van bim - guard with -
on sleep the less - way, eye, as veil the their Light fac of es - Light to des the cend Pres - eth ence, - -
from as the with realms cease of less - end voice less they - day, cry, that "Al the le - powrs lu - of ia, - hell al may le - -
van lu ish ia! - - - - as Al the le - dark lu - ness ia, - - clears Lord aMost way. High!" -

287
Tune: NEWMAN (CM) Text: Blessed Cardinal Newman (1890) Praise To The Holiest In The Height
1. 2. Praise O to lov the ing - Ho wis liest dom -- in of the our height, God! and When in all the was depth sin be and
praise; shame, in a all sec his ond - words Ad most am - won to der the - ful, fight - most and sure to in the
all res his cue - ways! came. 4. 3.

O And wis that est the - love! high that est - flesh gift and of
blood, grace which should did flesh in and Ad blood am re - fail, fine: - should God's strive pres a ence - -
fresh and a his gainst ver - the y - foe, self, should and strive, es and sence - should all pre di - vail. vine. - -
6. 5. O Andgener in ous the - love! gar that den - he se who cret - smote ly, - in and man on for the man cross the on foe, high, the should
dou teach ble his - ag breth o ren, -- ny and - in in Man spire - for to man suf should fer - un and der to - go. die. -

288
Tune: THAXTED (13 13 13 13 13 13) Text: Vincent Coles (1929) O With Thy Benediction
1. We pray thee, heavn ly - Fa ther, - to hear us in thy love,
and pour u pon - thy chil dren - the un ction - from a bove; -
that so in love a bid - ing, - from all de file - ment - free,
we may in pure ness - of fer - one sa cri - fice - to thee.
O
Refrain:
with Thy be ne - dic - tion, - u pon - our souls out poured, -
may we now pro ceed - in glad ness - to glo ri - fy - the Lord.
2. Be thou our Guide and Help er, - O Je sus - Christ, we pray;
so may we well ap proach - Thee, if Thou wilt be the Way:
Thou, ve ry - Truth, hast pro mised - to help us in our strife,

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throne. grave, side,

sing sing, sky

match life burn

Christ Refrain: Je sus - Vic tor, - Christ Je sus - Rul er! -

Christ Je sus, - Lord and Re deem - er! -

2. Thy reign ex tend, - O King be nign, - To eve ry - land and na tion, -

Un til - be fore - thy throne we sing, In end less - ju bi - la - tion. -

crown crown Him Him Lord Lord of of all. all.

4. 3. Ye Hail Him, seed ye of heirs Is of rael's -

Re Gau Refrain: joice! de, - - Re gau joice! de! -- Em Em ma mn - - nu u - - el el - -

pure heavn tri and en umph - fresh. throned. swell!

Praise Bright Thou, the ly to - Fa doth God

hast glo praise

king cloud Spir

1. On Jor dans - bank the Bap tists - cry an -

for he brings glad tid ings - of the King of kings.

joy; O tid ings - of com fort - and joy!

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east came hem ly to

gave their stop his earth

So, most glo rious - Lord, may we Ev er - more - be led to Thee.

All glo ry, - as is ev er - meet, To Fa ther - and to Par a - clete. -

1. Thou art the King of Is ra - el, - Thou Da vids - roy al - Son,

2. The com pa - ny - of an gels - Are prais ing - Thee on High,

5. O Fa ther, - Son, and Spir it - blest, to thee be eve ry - prayer ad dressed, -

1. Ye choirs of new Je ru - sa - lem, - your sweet est - notes em ploy, -

the pas chal - vic to - ry - to hymn in strains of ho ly - joy.

a roy al - di a - dem - a dorns - the might y - Vic tor's - brow.

1. O Trin i - ty - of bless d - light, O

U ni - ty - of prince ly - might, Thy ho ly - name Thy

ser vants - bless, to Thee we pray, and Thee con fess. -

4. 5. O As from Fa the ther, - Fa Son ther and - in Ho fi ly -- nite Ghost, - His Al -

1. O glo rious - Maid, ex alt - ed - far be -

thou hast won grace to be Moth er - of his Son.

2. That which was lost in hap less - Eve thy

ho ly - Sci on - did re trieve; - the tear worn - sons of

Ad am's - race through thee have seen the heav'n ly - place.

1. Hail, ho ly - Queen en thron'd - a bove, - O Ma r - a! -

Hail Moth er - of mer cy - and of love, O Ma r - a! - R.

Ser a - phim, - Heav'n and earth re sound - the hymn;

Sal ve, - Sal ve, - Sal ve - Re g - na! -

2. Our life, our sweet ness, - here be low, - O Ma r - a! -

Our hope in sor row - and in woe, O Ma r - a! - R.

ho ly - cit y, - Je ru - sa - lem. - May the choir of an gels -

may you have ev er - last - ing - rest.

In pa ra - d - sum: - de d - cant - te An ge - li: -

in tu o - ad vn - tu - sus c - pi - ant - te Mr ty - res, -

et per d - cant - te in ci vi - t - tem - san ctam - Je r - sa - lem. -

Cho rus - An ge - l - rum - te su sc - pi - at, -

et cum L za - ro - quon dam - pu pe - re - ae tr - -

nam - h be - as - r qui - em. -

To Par a - dise - now * may the an gels - lead you,

and lead you to the ho ly - cit y, - Je ru - sa - lem. -

4. 3. Per In verse death's - and dark fool vale ish I -

Fruit Then Then

But Faith And

2. 1. 3. Love Fin Come, di Al ish, - vine, might then,

1. O Food of men way far - ing, - The bread of an gels -

Nor Thy de lights - de ny - us, Whose hearts to Thee draw nigh.

2. O stream of love past tell ing, - O pur est - foun tain, -

3. O Je sus, - by Thee bid den, - We here a dore - Thee,

We may be hold, - in heav en, - Thy coun te - nance - di vine. -