MISSA AGWUSI GO
Staff & Solfa Notation • Recessional / Dismissal Hymns, Hymns
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MISSA AGWUSI GO by Michael C. Uzomah — Lyrics
About MISSA AGWUSI GO
When the final blessing is given and the priest turns to process down the aisle, "Missa Agwusi Go" provides a joyful, uplifting send-off. Written by Michael Uzomah, this Igbo recessional hymn translates to "The Mass has ended," capturing the exact moment the congregation is sent forth in peace. It is a great choice for Nigerian Catholic choirs looking for a lively, rhythmic piece to close the liturgy.
The song does more than just announce the end of the service; it is a prayer for the week ahead. In the verses, the choir asks God to let His blessings guide the people and His love fill their hearts. The second verse beautifully references the Eucharist they have just received, praying that the Holy Communion remains in their souls as they step out into the world.
Musically, the arrangement builds a wonderful sense of momentum. After the verses, the piece transitions into a bright, full-throated Coda singing the "Glory Be" (Otito dịrị Nna na Nwa na Mmụọ Nsọ). It leaves the congregation with a final burst of praise, carrying the joy of the Mass out the church doors.