It was written by American Roman Catholic author, hymn-writer, composer, liturgist and editor, Alan J. Hommerding (b 1956), and first published by World Library Publications in 1994.
A Spanish translation, Por el sendero Cuaresmal by Georgina Pando-Connolly has also been published.
With meter 8.6.8.6, tunes it is set to include:
With meter 8.6.8.6, tunes it is set to include:
- SAINT FLAVIAN, composer unknown, from Day's Psalter - “The Whole Booke of Psalmes Collected into Englysh Metre”, London, 1562.
- BANGOR (Tansur) by William Tans'ur (1734).
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Downloads
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Choir with organ, live in a church-service:
Virtual choir with piano:
Organ with small choir:
Singer with piano - 4 part arrangement:
Singer with guitar:
Choir with organ, tune TBA
Instrumental - organ. Tune BANGOR
Instrumental - piano backing with saxaphone (?) voice - excellent for learning the tune:
Lyrics
The lyrics are copyright so cannot be reproduced here. But they are currently available on this website. A rough outline is:1 From ashes to the living font your ...
2 Through fasting, prayer, and charity ...
3 (1st and 2nd Sundays) From desert to the mountaintop ...
3 (3rd Sunday) For thirsting hearts let waters flow ...
3 (4th Sunday) We sit beside the road and plead ...
3 ( 5th Sunday) Our graves split open, bring us back ...
4 From ashes to the living font ...
... Through cross and tomb to Easter joy, in Spirit-fire fulfilled.
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