On the Paten with the Host

The author and composer of this Offertory hymn are unknown, and only one published version has been found.
  • There is a reference to it here in a booklet produced by a university in India in 1957.
  • It was included (words only) in the English-language Prayer Book And Hymnal for the International Eucharistic Congress in India in 1964  (ref).
  • It was included (words only, and attributed as "unknown" in  Hosanna, Hymnal of Saint Ignatius Church, Singapore 1991 (ref).   
  • The range of recordings of it on YouTube suggests that it is known in a variety of countries in Asia and the Indian sub-continent.  

Geoff from the Six Maddens website has put together some simple sheet music for it, based on the examples on YouTube.  A visitor to that site says that it was composed by Varin.

If you have any information about the song, especially who wrote it, please leave a message in the Comments box near the bottom of the page.



Downloads

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Examples

Choir with keyboard, words on-screen:


Choir with backing band:


Instrumental - piano, harmonised


Praise-band:


Youth choir with backing track - virtual choir:


Instrumental - keyboard:


Lyrics

On the paten with the Host
I offer up my lowly heart:
All my life, my deeds, my thoughts
Thine shall be as mine Thou art.

In the chalice let me be
A drop of water mingled there.
Lost O Jesus in Thy Love
Thy great sacrifice I share.

All today and ev'ry day
O Jesus let me live in thee,
So that I no longer live
But that thou may'st live through me.

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On the paten with the Host
I offer up my lowly heart:
All my life, my deeds, my thoughts
Thine shall be as mine Thou art.

In the chalice let me be
A drop of water mingled there.
Lost O Jesus in Thy Love
Thy great sacrifice I share.

All today and ev'ry day
O Jesus let me live in thee,
So that I no longer live
But that thou may'st live through me.

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