SKU: HL.14034752

SKU: GI.WW1895

UPC: 785147033066. English. Text by Hans Adolf Brorson.

Written in memory of a young girl who lost her battle with cancer, Thy Little Ones is a lovely tribute to all who find themselves in the midst of trouble. The PROSPECT tune is celebrated with simple vocal harmonizations and accompaniment.

SKU: GI.G-6093

ISBN 9781579995300. English.

This important new resource from Eric J. Sova could prove to be the desired text for Catholic youth programs across the nation. Using the songs from his recently re-released recording Fall on Your Knees, Sova has created twenty faith development activities and ten prayer services focusing on faith formation and specifically designed for young Catholics. Centering on themes derived from Sova’s song lyrics, each activity contains related Scripture passages, reflection questions, and challenges for students to undertake throughout the week. The faith of our young people is constantly being tested. Fall on Your Knees is a resource that can help to address many of the faith issues teenagers face. Some of the subjects covered in Fall on Your Knees include trust in God, faith in times of crisis, Catholic identity, standing up for your faith, and living the call. The activities found in this book are clearly structured, and the leader’s page provides detailed instruction to maximize program success. Reproducible student pages are also included to help facilitate participation.

SKU: GI.G-10425

UPC: 785147042518. English, Spanish. Text Source: Ref.: Lectionary for Mass, vv.: Isaiah 12 / Isaías 12:2, 4bcd, 5-6 (cf. 3), adapt. TA. Scripture: Isaiah 12:2, 3, 4bcd, 5–6.

This canticle is appointed as the response to the fifth reading of the Easter Vigil, for the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart (year B), and is optional for the Baptism of the Lord (year B). It could also be used as a song during the sprinkling rite throughout the Easter Season. The setting requires a strong cantor to clearly proclaim the calls and elicit a strong congregation response. Because the cantor always sings the call, various language configurations are possible.

This canticle is appointed as the response to the fifth reading of the Easter Vigil, for the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart (year B), and is optional for the Baptism of the Lord (year B). It could also be used as a song during the sprinkling rite throughout the Easter Season. The setting requires a strong cantor to clearly proclaim the calls and elicit a strong congregation response. Because the cantor always sings the call, various language configurations are possible. The C instrument part is optional.