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The Mass is Ended, All go in Peace
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This is a folk-style hymn for the end of Mass . It is an example of a type of hymn written in the 1960s / 1970s to teach people abo...
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Go in Peace to be Christ's Body
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This is a hymn for the end of a church-service . It was written by Indian Roman Catholic priest, musician, liturgist and composer, Aniceto...
In God's Family (We are happy Christians all united in the Lord)
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This is an energetic march-style hymn about unity in Christ, which is usually used as a recessional hymn . It was written by Australia Roma...
Go Make a Difference
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This is a hymn of commissioning , which is based on Matthew 5:13-16. It was written for the final liturgy at the National Catholic Youth C...
Take the Word of God with you as you Go
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This is a commissioning or recessional hymn . The words were written by James Harrington (b 1979). It was first published in 1991 by OCP ...
With One Voice (Take the Word and go out to every land)
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This is a hymn for missionary endeavours , which is sometimes used at the end of church services . It was written by American-Filipino Roman...
Sent Forth by God's Blessing
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This is a folk-style hymn for the end of a church-service. The words were written by Dutch-American Roman Catholic liturgist, composer and...
Forth in the Peace of Christ We Go - Quinn
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This is a recessional hymn about being sent out in Jesus' name. It was written by Scottish Roman Catholic priest (Jesuit) James Quin...
Go Now in Peace / Síocháin Libh
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This energetic children's recessional hymn about love, joy and peace was written by Irish teachers and musicians Gráinne Jordan and Fil...
God's Blessing Sends us Forth
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This recessional hymn was written by Dutch-American liturgist and composer Omer Westendorf (1916-1997). It was first published in 1964. ...
Go Now You are Sent Forth
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This is hymn of sending forth / commissioning for the end of a church service. It was written by Australian Roman Catholic at-the-time Fran...
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