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One copy of each score must be purchased for every instrumentalist and/or vocalist. Due to copyright law, you may not make any copies of your digital sheet music purchases. If you purchased multiple copies, please print all of them. Please respect all copyright laws.
One copy of each score must be purchased for every instrumentalist and/or vocalist. Due to copyright law, you may not make any copies of your digital sheet music purchases. If you purchased multiple copies, please print all of them. Please respect all copyright laws.
One copy of each score must be purchased for every instrumentalist and/or vocalist. Due to copyright law, you may not make any copies of your digital sheet music purchases. If you purchased multiple copies, please print all of them. Please respect all copyright laws.
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I was afraid to say, “Here…Here I am,” somehow afraid to surrender, yet again, to God. Then came this
song, inspired by the text of the readings from the 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time. The song responds to
my fear… like a spiritual sword to slay a demon of sorts. The more I sing it, the more I know that it is
the whole of my life that I must give over: mind, body, spirit, soul, and heart. And the more I sing this
song, the more I know that the process will last until my dying day. Embracing that is a fine thing.
This song is highly appropriate for the 2nd Sunday of Ordinary Time in Cycle B. The theme is
obedience to the call and cooperation with God’s grace. It is also useful and appropriate when used at
the Feast of the Birth of John the Baptist, or any time when the focus is God’s call to move forward