Ignatian Schola

is proud to announce the release of its first CD:

To Praise You with All Your Saints

Cover image:
Detail of the "Communion of Saints" Tapestries
© 2003 by John Nava and the Cathedral of
Our Lady of the Angels, All Rights Reserved

CDs are $15.00 each, plus shipping.

Enjoy this live recording of
The Ignatian Schola
in concert at the Church of St. Francis Xavier,
New York City, November 17, 2007,

which includes 17 songs for prayer & reflection:

Anima Christi, Prayer for Generosity and
Take, Lord, Receive (Michael Burgo),
St. Teresa’s Prayer (Laurence Rosania),
The Isaiah Song (Michael Ward),
and more...

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Track Listing

1. Sweet, Sweet Spirit (Akers)
2. Anima Christi (Burgo)
3. In Every Age (Whitaker)
4. Sicut Cervus (Palestrina) (mp3)
5. St. Teresa's Prayer (Rosania) (mp3)
6. I Shall be Satisfied (Traditional) (mp3)
7. I Sing a Maid (Ridge)
8. Sow the Word (Zavelli/Janco)
9. Salve Mater Misericordiae (Ancient Carmelite hymn) (mp3)
10. Precious Blood (Cooney)
11. Prayer for Generosity (Burgo)
12. The Cloud's Veil (Lawton/McCann)
13. Servant Song (Gillard)
14. Francis Xavier's Song (Fones)
15. Take, Lord, Receive (Burgo) (mp3)
16. The Isaiah Song (Ward)
17. Go Ye Now in Peace (Eilers)

BONUS TRACK: O Bone Jesu (Palestrina) [1:27] (mp3)

Fr. James Martin, SJ Author of My Life with the Saints

Click below to hear podcasts of Fr. Martin Introducing the Ignatian Schola Speaking about “How to Become a Saint (in 10 Minutes).”


Members of The Ignatian Schola with spiritual writer Margaret Silf (2nd fr. righ) at the Ignatian Spirituality Conference, Fairfield University, June 2007.	The Ignatian Schola leading song at the Final Vows Mass of Fr. Rocco Danzi, SJ, Church of St. Francis Xavier, NYC, March 2008.

About the Schola:

The Ignatian Schola is a Manhattan-based vocal ensemble composed of Jesuits and lay colleagues. Rooted in Ignatian spirituality, the schola performs an eclectic repertoire of sacred music that includes chant, Renaissance motets, and music by contemporary composers. The schola has performed in various settings, including the Church of St. Francis Xavier, St. John the Baptist Church, St. Vincent’s Hospital, and the Regis High School chapel (Manhattan); St. Anthony’s Church (Yonkers); Fordham University (Bronx); the Church of the Assumption (Brooklyn); Our Lady of Czestochowa Church (Jersey City, NJ); Fairfield University (Fairfield, CT); and Madonna della Strada Chapel, LeMoyne College (Syracuse, NY).