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Last year in our parish, our Advent theme was 'Be the Light.'   Jack Busche (our liturgist at the time) and I combined efforts and wrote a theme song to be used throughout the whole season.  I know we're all planning music for Christmas and Advent, so I thought I'd post it here if you'd like to use it.  Here is a simple video with the lyrics and audio combined: You can download the music from the link below: Be the Light (lead sheet) by Jack Busche and Ed Bolduc If it works for you, great! Here are some other Advent songs to consider as part of your liturgies: Craig Colson  has written a beautiful and simple setting of an  Advent Penitential Act.   This comes fresh off of his new recording  I Am the Way . (WLP)  It's even more effective if you sing his song  This Is Your Justice  as a gathering/entrance song.  The melodies and thematic material are the same for both.  It's a nice way of making the entire Gathering Rite unified for a given Sunday in Advent, o
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