ENLGLISH MASS
Precious Lord
1. Precious Lord, take my hand,
Lead me on, let me stand,
I am tired, I am weak, I am worn.
Through the storm, through the night,
Lead me on to the light.
Take my hand, precious Lord, lead me home.
2. When my way grows drear,
Precious Lord, linger near,
When my life is almost gone,
Hear my cry, hear my call,
Hold my hand lest I fall.
Take my hand, precious Lord, lead me home.
3. When the darkness appears
And the night draws near,
And the day is past and gone,
At the river I stand,
Guide my feet, hold my hand.
Take my hand, precious Lord, lead me home.
Text: Thomas A. Dorsey, 1899–1993
Tune: PRECIOUS LORD, 66 9 D; George N. Allen, 1812–1877; adapt. by Thomas A. Dorsey, 1899–1993; arr. by Kelly Dobbs-Mickus, b.1966
© 1938, (renewed), arr. © 1994, Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp.
All Are Welcome
Refrain: All are welcome in this place.
Behold Love’s amazing grace.
All are welcome! All are welcome!
Bring your hopes, bring your dreams.
Mercy flows and Love redeems!
All are welcome! All belong!
1. Welcome, all the brokenhearted,
all who sorrow and despair.
You are not alone, for you are God’s own!
Together, we sing and we proclaim!
To Refrain
2. Welcome, all who suffer violence.
all who long for safety and for peace.
You are not alone, for you are God’s own!
Together, we sing and we proclaim!
To Refrain
3. Welcome, all who are forgotten,
excluded and dignity denied!
You are not alone, for you are God’s own!
Together, we sing and we proclaim!
To Refrain
4. Welcome, all who work for justice,
bringing hope, charity and peace!
You are not alone, for you are God’s own!
Together, we sing and we proclaim!
To Refrain
Text: Jesse Manibusan, b.1958, and Jennah Manibusan
Tune: Jesse Manibusan, b.1958, and Jennah Manibusan; acc. by Ken Canedo, b.1953
© 2016, Jesse Manibusan and Jennah Manibusan. Published by Spirit & Song, a division of OCP.
Jericho
Verse 1
Oo I been stacking up the years
I spent trading punches with the enemy
Oo built myself a double thick stone tower of lies
Higher than the eye can see
Trapped in this flesh and bone
Crying out to You Lord I’m desperate
Love come rattle this cage and set me free
Chorus
All of my fears like Jericho walls
Gotta come down come down
All of my fears like Jericho walls
Gotta come down come down oh Lord
My prison turns to ruin
When Your love moves in
All of my fears like Jericho walls
Gotta come down come down
Come down
Verse 2
Oo truth was crashing
Through the pride and the blame
Cutting straight to the heart of me
Long before I ever called Your name
You were fighting for my victory
Carved in Your flesh and bone
The wounds that have said my soul's forgiven
Oh now I can feel the darkness trembling
Bridge
Rebuild me from the ground up
All I wanna see is You
Terrify the lies with truth
Andrew Ripp, Ethan Hulse
CCLI Song #7159791
© 2020 Songs By Fishbone; Be Essential Songs; EGH Music Publishing
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The Christ in Me
Verse 1
Bid me to come, to the place of sacrifice and holiness.
Make yourself know through the ordinary things of love.
Words of invitation offered up
to receive and be transformed
to join the family of so many
as one body and one Lord
Chors
No one but you Lord can change my life
restore the joy that I had before
change my heart and make me brand new in you.
A reflection of your Glory
so that all can see the Christ in me.
Verse 2
Bid me to come,
moving from where I am to where you are
Lamb of god I come
willing to share the cup and the cross
words of invitation offered up
to receive and be transformed.
to join the family with so many
as one body and one lord.
Chorus
No one but you Lord can change my life
restore the joy that I had before
change my heart and make me brand new in you.
A reflection of your Glory
so that all can see the Christ in me.
Stand by Me
Tom Kendzia
1. When the storms of life are raging,
Lord, stand by me.
When the current pulls me under,
Lord, stand by me.
When the rising waters toss me
like a ship upon the sea,
You who rule the wind and water,
Lord, stand by me.
Refrain
Stand by me, stand by me.
Lift me up from the restless sea.
When I am lost, when love can’t be found,
when no one cares, Lord, stand by me.
2. In the midst of persecution,
Lord, stand by me.
When my enemies surround me,
Lord, stand by me.
When the tyrant wields his terror
and the armies wage their might,
When the darkness overwhelms me,
Lord, stand by me.
Text: Inspired by “Stand by Me” by Charles A. Tindley, 1851–1933; Tom Kendzia. Text and music © 2001, Tom Kendzia. Published by OCP. All rights reserved.
MISA EN ESPAÑOL
Oración de San Francisco
1. Hazme un instrumento de tu paz,
donde haya odio lleve yo tu amor,
donde haya injuria, tu perdón, Señor,
donde haya duda fe en ti.
2. Hazme un instrumento de tu paz,
que lleve tu esperanza por doquier,
donde haya oscuridad lleve tu luz,
donde haya pena tu gozo, Señor.
3. Maestro, ayúdame a nunca buscar
el ser consolado sino consolar,
ser entendido sino entender,
ser amado sino yo amar.
4. Hazme un instrumento de tu paz,
es perdonando que nos das perdón,
es dando a todos que tú nos das,
y muriendo es que volvemos a nacer.
© 1967, OCP. All rights reserved. Dedicated to Mrs. Frances Tracy.
Dios Está Aquí
1. En este momento y en este lugar,
Dios nos invita a contemplar.
En nuestras vidas, en el corazón:
Dios está aquí.
En la fortaleza y debilidad,
en este templo de unidad,
en nuestras vidas, en el corazón:
Dios está aquí.
Estribillo
Clamamos: ¡Santo, Santo, Santo eres tú!
Clamamos: ¡Santo, Santo, Santo eres tú!
Amén, todos creemos: Dios está aquí,
Dios está aquí.
2. En su palabra Dios se revela,
nos da el amor que nos consuela.
En nuestras vidas, en el corazón:
Dios está aquí.
En este banquete nos convertimos:
En lo que todos recibimos.
Somos su cuerpo, unidos a él:
Dios está aquí.
English text, Chris Muglia; Spanish tr., Iván Díaz and Juan J. Sosa, Pbro. Text and music © 2001, 2018, Chris Muglia. Published by Spirit & Song®, a division of OCP. All rights reserved.
Ofertorio Nicaragüense
Manuel Dávila
Estribillo
Te ofrecemos, Padre nuestro,
con el vino y con el pan,
nuestras penas y alegrías,
el trabajo y nuestro afán.
1. Como el trigo de los campos
bajo el signo de la Cruz,
se transformen nuestras vidas
en el cuerpo de Jesús.
2. A los pobres de la tierra,
a los que sufriendo están,
cambia su dolor en vino,
como la uva en el lagar.
3. Estos dones son el signo
del esfuerzo de unidad
que los hombres realizamos
en el campo y la ciudad.
4. Es tu pueblo quien te ofrece,
con los dones del altar,
la naturaleza entera,
anhelando libertad.
5. Gloria sea dada al Padre
y a su Hijo Redentor
y al Espíritu Divino
que nos llena de su amor.
Letra y música: Misa Popular Nicaragüense; Manuel Dávila.
Mi Amado (Yeshua)
Mi amado es el mas bello
entre miles de miles.
Coro
Yeshua
Yeshua
Puente
Tuyo es el reino
Tuyo el poder
Tuya la gloria
por siempre, amen.
Un Canto Nuevo
Santiago Fernández/Eric Morgeson
1. A Dios aclamen, griten de gozo,
pues maravillas ha hecho el Señor;
su santo brazo es victorioso,
nos hizo ver su justicia y salvación.
¡Santo es! ¡Grande es!
¡Bendito es nuestro Dios!
¡Sabio es! ¡Bueno es el Señor!
Estribillo
Un canto nuevo al Señor
canten todos a una voz, denle gloria y honor.
Un canto nuevo al Señor,
que a los pueblos reveló su justicia y amor.
2. Por su grandeza, por sus hazañas,
al son de cuernos den paso al Señor.
¡Que el mar resuene, salten montañas!
porque ya viene a juzgarnos con amor.
¡Santo es! ¡Grande es!
¡Bendito es nuestro Dios!
¡Sabio es! ¡Bueno es el Señor!
Letra: Basada en el Salmo 97 (98), © 2007, Santiago Fernández. Obra publicada por Spirit & Song®, a division of OCP. Derechos reservados. Música © 2007, Santiago Fernández y Eric Morgeson. Obra publicada por Spirit & Song®, a division of OCP. Derechos reservados.