Classical pieces are timeless works of sacred music that lift our hearts through their beauty and depth. Often written by great composers, these pieces have inspired worship for centuries and continue to touch hearts today.

Entrance hymns begin our time of worship and draw us together as one family of faith. These hymns help us enter into the spirit of prayer and celebration, reminding us that we come not just as individuals but as a community gathered in the name of Christ.

Holy Communion hymns are sung as we share in the Body and Blood of Christ. They are songs of unity, peace, and thanksgiving, helping us reflect on the great mystery of God’s love made present in the Eucharist.

These glorify the mystery of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, one God in three divine persons. These songs invite us to adore the unity and love at the heart of our faith.

Songs celebrating the lives and virtues of the saints, men and women who faithfully lived the Gospel. These hymns inspire us to follow their example of holiness and devotion.

Songs devoted to the Blessed Virgin Mary, expressing love, honor, and devotion through melodies that inspire prayer and draw hearts closer to her Son.

Hymns that honor those who courageously gave their lives for Christ. Their sacrifice stands as a powerful witness of love, conviction, and unwavering faith, inspiring us to remain steadfast in our own journey of discipleship.

These are the fixed parts of the Catholic Mass that remain the same throughout the liturgical year, regardless of the feast or season. These texts form the central framework of the Eucharistic celebration and are traditionally set to music in various styles and languages.

Meditation hymns are sung during quiet and reflective moments, often after Holy Communion. They give us time to pause, pray, and let God’s presence sink deeply into our hearts.

The offertory is a time when we bring our gifts to the altar, bread, wine, and the fruits of our lives. Offertory hymns express our readiness to give ourselves to God in love and service.

The Psalms are among the most ancient songs of prayer, found in Scripture and sung by believers for generations. They express every human emotion, joy, sorrow, trust, fear, and praise, and help us speak to God from the depths of our hearts.

These are sung at the end of Mass as we are sent forth into the world. They are songs of joy and mission, encouraging us to carry God’s love, peace, and light wherever we go.

Requiem hymns are sung during funeral Masses, memorials, and other moments of mourning. They bring comfort and hope to those who grieve, while expressing our faith in God’s mercy and the promise of eternal life.

These are songs of praise and worship that reflect the themes, moods, and spiritual focus of the different seasons within the Church’s liturgical year. Each season invites the faithful to enter more deeply into the mystery of God’s love through music that expresses joy, repentance, hope, or thanksgiving.

These celebrate the beauty of love, faith, and the sacred union between two people joined before God. They bring joy and reverence to the ceremony, expressing the couple’s gratitude for God’s blessing and their desire to build their marriage on His love.