I Jesu Vbu We Eucharistia

"I Jesu Vbu We Eucharistia" is a deeply reverent Edo communion hymn that calls the faithful to approach the altar and witness the presence of Christ. With its inviting refrain, the song urges the brethren to come, see, and partake in the heavenly banquet where salvation is freely given. The English translation provided on the score captures its core message: "Brethren come and see God, Jesus is in the Eucharist."

During the Mass, this piece shines brightest during Communion or Eucharistic Adoration. The melody carries a gentle but persistent call to action—"Lu re do e" (come and eat)—reminding the congregation of the spiritual nourishment found in the sacrament. Choirs singing this will find that its stacked harmonies and rhythmic flow naturally draw the assembly into a deeper state of prayer and reflection.

The verses build on this theme of spiritual sustenance, singing of the eternal life promised to those who receive the Lord with faith. It is a profound expression of Eucharistic devotion woven into the musical language of the Edo people, making it a fitting choice for solemn feast days and regular Sunday worship alike.