CHRISTI UKOCHUKWU EBEBE Ps. 110
Solfa Notation • Responsorial Psalms, Ordination Hymns, Hymns
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CHRISTI UKOCHUKWU EBEBE Ps. 110 by Rev. Msgr. Cyril Ezenduka — Lyrics
About CHRISTI UKOCHUKWU EBEBE Ps. 110
"Christi Ukochukwu Ebebe" is a solemn and majestic setting of Psalm 110 by C.I. Ezenduka. The refrain immediately draws the congregation into the mystery of the eternal priesthood, singing of Christ the Lord who offers bread and wine just like Melchizedek of old. Because of its direct scriptural focus on the priesthood, choirs frequently sing this piece during the Responsorial Psalm at priestly ordinations, first Masses, and chrism Masses.
The verses carry the prophetic words of the psalmist, moving from the Lord's command to sit at His right hand, to the unbreakable oath of eternal priesthood. When a cantor or choir delivers these lines during a special diocesan celebration, it brings a profound sense of reverence for the sacrament of Holy Orders. The straightforward solfa arrangement allows the voices to blend naturally, letting the gravity of the Igbo text shine through without unnecessary distraction.