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Daily, Daily, Sing To Mary. by Anthonymary E. Ogene — Lyrics

VERSE 1 Daily, daily sing to Mary, Sing, my soul, her Praises due, All Her feasts Her actions worship, With the hearts devotion true. Lost in wond'ring contemplation, Be her majesty confessed: Call Her Mother, call Her Virgin, Happy Mother, Virgin blest. VERSE 2 She is mighty to deliver: Call her, trust Her lovingly; When the tempest rages round you, She will calm the troubled sea. Gifts of heaven She has given, Noble Lady to our race; She, the Queen, who decks Her subjects With the light of God's own grace. VERSE 3 Sing, my tongue, the Virgin's trophies; Who for us Her Maker bore, For the curse of old inflicted, Peace and blessing to restore
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About Daily, Daily, Sing To Mary.

"Daily, Daily, Sing To Mary" is a beloved Catholic hymn that calls the faithful to honor the Blessed Virgin with constant, everyday devotion. The opening lines set a rhythm of steady dedication, making it a natural choice for May devotions, Legion of Mary meetings, and major Marian feast days. It is the kind of hymn that immediately grounds a congregation, drawing them into a shared expression of faith and reliance on Our Lady's intercession.

The melody carries five verses that walk through Mary's role as a mother, a queen, and a source of comfort. Phrases like "She is mighty to deliver" and "She will calm the troubled sea" offer a deep sense of reassurance to those singing. The text moves from personal devotion to grand, majestic praise, asking the singer to use all their "senses, heart, affections" to sound her glory forth.

For the choir, the classic 87.87.D meter provides a solid structure that allows the voices to swell with confidence. Singing through the multiple verses gives the congregation time to truly enter into the prayer. It is a staple of the choir loft that feels both grand and deeply personal, lifting the whole church in a unified song of love for the Virgin Mother.