Be Merciful, Be Gracious is a chorus from Edward Elgar's 'The Dream of Gerontius', scored for SATB Voices and Organ or Piano accompaniment in this Novello edition

SKU: DZ.DZ-3849

ISBN 9782897957667.

Merci a tous les dedicataires de ce recueil qui m'ont apporte beaucoup ces dernieres annees, soit par leur talent, leur bienveillance, leur engagement et leur action et qui partage avec moi, le meme amour de la musique.

Thank you to all the dedicatees of this collection who have brought me a lot in recent years, either through their talent, their benevolence, their commitment and their action and who share with me the same love of music.

SKU: GI.G-9007

UPC: 785147900702. English. Text Source: Based on Luke 6:27–36, Psalm 103:8, 13, Colossians 3:12–13, Corporal Works of Mercy, adapt. MH. Scripture: Luke 6:27–36, Psalm 103:8, 13, Colossians 3:12–13.

The text of “Be Merciful,” drawn from Luke, reminds us to be merciful to others as God is merciful to us, the verses provide concrete examples. Alternate choral settings for the verses (two-part and “backup”) offer some variety. The relaxed tone suggests natural use as a prelude or even at the preparation of gifts, post-Communion, or other times of reflection. Originally written for the Jubilee Year of Mercy, this song will be appropriate as long as the need for mercy remains.

SKU: HL.1218082

ISBN 9781705195505. UPC: 196288141365. 6.75x10.5x0.019 inches. Ephesians 4:32, I John 1:9, I John 4:19, Psalm 136:26, Psalm 145:8-9.

Ideal for Lent or any time of year, this anthem of faith expresses gratitude for God's eternal love, forgiveness, and mercy. A brief snippet of the hymn, “Holy, Holy, Holy,” serves as a bridge to the final restatement of the anthem's refrain.

SKU: GI.G-017396

Experience the faith-enhancing and spirit-enriching insights of Brother Mickey McGrath as he shares his beautiful art and engaging stories in this live workshop recording. Here Jesus, Merciful Savior, Brother Mickey helps us take a fresh look at the life of Christ, from incarnation through his public ministry, to his heath, resurrection, and ascension.  Watch and discover how these images of Jesus and the stories of his life connect to our lives and our contemporary world.  Perfectly suited to community viewing by parish prayer groups, RCIA candidates and sponsors, and pastoral staff, this presentation is also ideal for family viewing and personal contemplation.  Brother Mickey is gifted in coaxing each of us to delve deeper into his drawings and the stories behind them, deepening our devotion to Jesus.  His deep insights and ever-present whimsical humor blend seamlessly to create a memorable encounter with the holy. .

SKU: PR.14440671S

UPC: 680160637539. 9 x 12 inches.

Imagining life in the ancient English lands of Mercia (600-900 AD), Martin wrote 12 scenes of what he believed life was like in the kingdom. Martin's twelve quintets were completed in the Spring of 2016 and have already been performed in their entirety. The numbering reflects the composer's suggested performance sequence, but individual quintets may, of course, be performed separately.

SKU: PR.14440676S

UPC: 680160637683. 9 x 12 inches.

Imagining life in the ancient English lands of Mercia (600-900 AD), Martin wrote 12 scenes of what he believed life was like in the kingdom. Martin's twelve quintets were completed in the Spring of 2016 and have already been performed in their entirety. The numbering reflects the composer's suggested performance sequence, but individual quintets may, of course, be performed separately.

SKU: PR.144406730

UPC: 680160637577. 9 x 12 inches.

Imagining life in the ancient English lands of Mercia (600-900 AD), Martin wrote 12 scenes of what he believed life was like in the kingdom. Martin's twelve quintets were completed in the Spring of 2016 and have already been performed in their entirety. The numbering reflects the composer's suggested performance sequence, but individual quintets may, of course, be performed separately.

SKU: PR.144406750

UPC: 680160637638. 9 x 12 inches.

Imagining life in the ancient English lands of Mercia (600-900 AD), Martin wrote 12 scenes of what he believed life was like in the kingdom. Martin's twelve quintets were completed in the Spring of 2016 and have already been performed in their entirety. The numbering reflects the composer's suggested performance sequence, but individual quintets may, of course, be performed separately.