Jesus, My Lord, My God, My All (Tune: St Chrysostom - 3vv)

"Jesus, My Lord, My God, My All" was written by Frederick William Faber, a Church of England priest who became a Roman Catholic in 1845.
The tune is 'St Chrysostom' written by Joseph Barnby in 1871.
It is performed here by The Cathedral Singers.
Video background by Chet Valley Churches: Hardley in South Norfolk.

[@lisabarlow6098]

I see in one of the stanzas that you say Mary had a sinless heart, but she was a human being who sinned.

[@lisabarlow6098]

Oh I see it was written by a Catholic and they believe she was sinless, make images of her, and pray to her, which is sin in itself., a transgression of the 2nd commandment, which was removed by the Catholic Church. After removing the 2nd commandment, they split the 10th in half to cover their sin. This is a song to remove.

[@tamaveirene]

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[@OYE1272]

I won't be listening to this hymn re the blasphemous stanza. Thanks for the heads up!