Psalm for the 14th Sunday in ordinary time (Year A)
Solfa Notation • Responsorial Psalms
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Psalm for the 14th Sunday in ordinary time (Year A) by Ezeleke Livinus — Lyrics
About Psalm for the 14th Sunday in ordinary time (Year A)
"Psalm for the 14th Sunday in ordinary time (Year A)" is a bright and steadfast responsorial psalm setting by Livinus Ezeleke. Drawing from Psalm 145, the piece carries a spirit of enduring praise and gratitude. The simple, uplifting melody of the refrain—"I will bless your name for ever, my King and my God"—gives the congregation an easy yet profound way to join in the liturgy's call to worship.
Sung from the ambo after the first reading, this psalm setting beautifully bridges the Liturgy of the Word. The verses remind the faithful of God's compassion, mercy, and support for those who fall. For a choir, the straightforward solfa arrangement allows the harmony to shine naturally, creating a warm, unified sound that echoes the psalmist's promise to bless the Lord day after day.