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PRIESTLY PEOPLE — Lyrics

PRIESTLY PEOPLE CHORUS: Priestly People; Kingly People; Holy People: God's chosen People, sing praise to The Lord! VERSES: 1. We sing to You, O Christ, Beloved Son of the Father; we give You Praise O Wisdom everlasting and Word of God. 2. We sing to You, O Son born of Mary, the Virgin; We give You Praise Our Brother born to heal us our Saving Lord 3. We sing to You O Brightness of Splendor and Glory, we give You Praise O Morning Star announcing the coming day 4. We sing to You, O Light bringing men out of darkness; we give You Praise O guiding Light which shows us the way to heaven 5. We sing to You, Messiah foretold by the Prophets; we give You Praise O Son of David and Son of Abraham. 6. We sing to You, Messiah the hope of the people; we give You Praise O Christ our Lord and King, humble meek of heart! 7. We sing to You, the Way to the Father in Heaven; we give You Praise, the Way of Truth and Way of all True Light.
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About PRIESTLY PEOPLE

This lyric sheet brings together two distinct pieces that serve very different moments in the life of a parish. The first, "Priestly People," is a majestic call to worship. Drawing its imagery from the scriptures, it reminds the congregation of their shared identity as a chosen and holy flock. The verses offer a litany of praise to Christ, addressing Him as the Morning Star, the guiding Light, and the Priest of the new dispensation. Choirs often raise this joyful anthem during the entrance procession or as a recessional, setting a tone of reverence and communal purpose for the Mass.

The second piece, "Bless Them O Lord," shifts the focus to the sacrament of matrimony. It is a gentle, straightforward prayer for a newly wedded couple standing before the altar. The lyrics weave biblical instruction with practical, heartfelt advice for a Christian marriage, reminding the bride and groom to share their joys and sorrows, and to anchor their new home in prayer. For a choir singing at a Saturday wedding, this song provides a warm, supportive blessing that resonates deeply with the couple and their families as they begin their life together.