I JESU VBU WE EUCHARISTIA
Solfa Notation • Communion Hymns, Hymns
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I JESU VBU WE EUCHARISTIA by Mgholo Edwin / Ihaza Vincent — Lyrics
About I JESU VBU WE EUCHARISTIA
“I Jesu Vbu We Eucharistia” is a reverent and joyful Edo communion hymn that calls the faithful to approach the altar and witness the presence of Christ in the Blessed Sacrament. The title translates to a declaration of Jesus in the Eucharist, setting the tone for a piece deeply rooted in the mystery of the Mass.
The chorus issues a direct invitation to the congregation: "Brethren come and see God, Jesus is in the Eucharist." It reminds those gathered that whoever eats and drinks of this heavenly banquet will receive salvation and God's honour. The verses build on this call, urging the people to leave behind worldly distractions and turn their hearts entirely to Osalobua (God).
In the choir loft, this piece shines during the Communion procession. Its steady, rhythmic solfa arrangement allows the voices to blend naturally, creating a sense of communal devotion as the faithful step forward to receive the Eucharist. The repeated acclamation at the end of each verse, "Wa hia do gh'Osalobua" (Come all and see God), serves as a powerful, unifying anchor for the congregation.