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Text:Gospel and Lenten Acclamations
Author:ICEL
Tune:[Alleluia / Praise to you / I am the light]
Arranger (Alleluia):Richard Proulx
Arranger (I am the light):Robert J. Batastini
Composer (Praise):Frank Schoen

102. Gospel and Lenten Acclamations

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Text Information
First Line: I Alleluia II Praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ III I am the light of the world
Title: Gospel and Lenten Acclamations
Author: ICEL
Language: English
Publication Date: 2004
Topic: Baptism of Children
Copyright: © 1969, ICEL
Notes: Acclamation II and II sung during Lent
Tune Information
Name: [Alleluia / Praise to you / I am the light]
Arranger (Alleluia): Richard Proulx
Composer (Praise): Frank Schoen
Arranger (I am the light): Robert J. Batastini
Source: Chant mode VI (Alleluia); Tone 6F (I am the light)
Copyright: © 1985, GIA Publications, Inc. For licensing, see www.onelicense.net;; © 1970, GIA Publications, Inc. For licensing, see www.onelicense.net; © 1986, GIA Publications, Inc



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