November 2, 2025
Music for Sunday Mass
Music for Sunday Mass
- OCP
- WILLOW
- GIA
- Cantica Nova
All Souls Day
OCPmusic (2:10) – This 19th century hymn evokes strong emotions in many Catholics — and for good reason. Filled with powerful imagery and a glorious message, Edward Caswall’s text effectively captures the joy of the Easter celebration. Alleluia! He is Risen!
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All Souls Day
Psalm 23
OCP Music
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Go in Peace
Sarah Hart
All Souls Day
Go in Peace
Sarah Hart
SARAH HART (03:13) – Sarah Hart plays her original song, “Go In Peace”. Co-written with Dwight Liles. This song is intended for funerals and memorial services.
OCPmusic(04:33) – This gentle song of farewell is intended to be used for funeral liturgies. The melody is accompanied by guitar (and/or improvised keyboard)
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I Am the Bread of Life (Come and Follow Me)
Steve Angrisano and Tom Booth
All Souls Day
I Am the Bread of Life (Come and Follow Me)
Steve Angrisano and Tom Booth
OCP MUSIC (03:22) – Steve Angrisano and Tom Booth share a live informal performance of their gentle Eucharistic hymn based on the compassionate words of Jesus.
OCP MUSIC (03:07) – The fantastic duo of Steve Angrisano and Tom Booth brings us this wonderful song on the healing nature of Christ and his love. May we grow in understanding and trust, so that we may grow closer to God.
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See, I Make All Things New
Ken Canedo
All Souls Day
See, I Make All Things New
Ken Canedo
OCP MUSIC (04:27) – Beloved OCP composer Ken Canedo offers a hopeful testament to God’s providence in “See, I Make All Things New.” This lyric video was featured in the OCP Showcase Still We Sing at the 2021 NPM National Convention.
OCP (Oregon Catholic Press) is committed to providing the very best resources, music and service to Catholic parishes and worshipers all over the world. Liturgy Podcast is a weekly liturgy planning resource for musicians, liturgists, homilists, youth groups, faith sharing groups, and all who look to the liturgical readings for inspiration and nourishment. Join Ken Canedo and Robert Feduccia as they break open the Scripture and play suggested tracks from the Spirit & Song repertoire.
Willow’s mission is to publish a wide range of quality music and resources in digital formats that support, encourage and educate parishes, schools, organisations and individuals. Our community of customers, composers, writers and publishing partners fuel everything we do.
Founded in 1941, GIA Publications, Inc. is a family-owned company with more than 10,000 choral and instrumental editions in print, as well as hymnals, recordings, a licensing division, and a wide variety of music education resources. The esteemed choral publisher Walton Music became part of GIA in 2013. Both World Library Publications (WLP) and Meredith Music joined the GIA family in 2020. Our website is http://www.giamusic.com.
CanticaNOVA Publications (CNP) provides quality liturgical music for today’s Catholic Church. CNP believes that the texts and rites of Catholic liturgy give ample sources for creative musical expression. Using what the Church has already given us, CNP publishes quality music grounded in, and often directly flowing from, the traditions of the Church. This “NEW traditional music” provides the Catholic musician with the ability to be creative in liturgical music planning without having to turn to poor quality, “alternative” religious music.