Folk Church Songs from the 1960’s
I am old enough to romanticize these songs, even though I was not old enough to have played them when they started. These particular songs are mentioned in “Pursuing the Boy Band of St. Ursula’s Parish.” How fortunate we can access them now.
List featured below
Abba! Father (Landry)
All I Ask of You (Norbert)
All the Earth (Deiss)
As I Kneel Before You (Celeste and Adrian)
Christ the Light is Coming (Lillis)
Come to Me (Weston Priory)
Companions on the Journey (Landry)
Do You Really Love Me (Landry)
Hear O Lord (Repp)
Hold Me In Life (Huijbers)
I Am the Bread Of Life (Toolan)
Into Your Hands (Repp)
It’s a Long Road to Freedom (Winter)
Joy Is Like the Rain (Winter)
Keep in Mind (Deiss)
Let Us Enter into Covenant with Christ (Farrell)
Love One Another (Habjan)
Of My Hands I Give to You (Repp)
People of Peace (Landry)
Peace Is Flowing Like a River (Landry)
Pilgrim Song (Winter)
Prayer of St. Francis (Temple)
Seek First the Kingdom of Heaven (Winter)
Set My Spirit Free (Baker)
Sing Our My Soul to the Lord (Repp)
Sing Praises to the Living God (Temple)
Spirit of God (Winter)
Take My Hands (Temple)
That There May Be Bread (Weston Priory)
The King of Glory (Jabusch)
The Spirit Is A-Movin’ (Landry)
Wake Up My People (Repp)
We Are the Light of the World (Greif)
We Long for You O Lord (Reilly)
Whatsoever You Do (Jabusch)
Abba! Father (Landry)
All I Ask of You (Norbert)
All the Earth (Deiss)
As I Kneel Before You (Celeste and Adrian)
Christ the Light is Coming (Lillis)
Come To Me (Weston Priory)
Companions on the Journey (Landry)
Do You Really Love Me (Landry)
Hear O Lord (Repp)
Hold Me in Life (Huijbers)
I Am the Bread of Life (Toolan)
Into Your Hands (Repp)
It’s a Long Road to Freedom (Winter)
Joy Is Like the Rain (Winter)
Keep in Mind (Deiss)
Let Us Enter into Covenant with Christ (Farrell)
Love One Another (Habjan)
Of My Hands I Give to You (Repp)
People of Peace (Landry)
Peace is Flowing Like a River (Landry)
Pilgrim Song (Winter)
Prayer of St. Francis (Temple)
Seek First the Kingdom of Heaven (Winter)
Seek the Lord (O’Connor)
Set My Spirit Free (Baker)
Sing Out My Soul To the Lord (Repp)
Sing Praises to the Living God (Temple)
Spirit of God (Winter)
Take My Hands (Temple)
That There May Be Bread (Weston Priory)
The King of Glory (Jabusch)
The Spirit is A-Movin’ (Landry)
Wake Up My People (Repp)
We Are the Light of the World (Greif)
We Long for You O Lord (Reilly)
Whatsoever You Do (Jabusch)
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