The song “for the body” (CCLI # 4956860) would work well as a preparation song or as a communion song.

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A tutorial on the Worship song “sing God’s praise.”
Copyright 2007, Michael James Mette

A great ‘jam band’ song. Works well for musicians of all skill levels.

Here is a link to the Sheet music: sing God’s praise (score).pdf

And a handy lead sheet: sing God’s praise.pdf

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With the theme of suffering for the sake of the Gospel this week, the songs “You redeemed us” (CCLI # 4957371) and “for the greater glory” (CCLI # 4956877) would work well as a preparation song. In the second reading today, St. Paul speaks the only thing that matters is being “a new creation.” The song “all things anew“(CCLI # 4956729) would work well as a closing song.

A tutorial on the Worship song “in You.”
Copyright 2005, Michael James Mette

A chant of praise to Jesus, present in the Eucharist.

Here is a link to the Sheet music: in You (score).pdf

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This Sunday, the readings speak about the kingdom of God. St. Paul’s epistle talks about morality and the Eucharist. “for the body” (CCLI Song No. 4956860) would work well as a preparation or communion song combining both of those elements. Also, St. Paul’s epistle talks about not being consumed by another. The song “consume my heart” (CCLI Song No. 4956839) is an excellent choice for this Sunday as a communion song.