WE BRING OUR GIFTS (Preparation of gifts)
Solfa Notation • Offertory Hymns, Consecration
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WE BRING OUR GIFTS (Preparation of gifts) by Alph N. Igattah — Lyrics
About WE BRING OUR GIFTS (Preparation of gifts)
"We Bring Our Gifts" is a reverent and straightforward offertory hymn composed by Alph N. Igattah. Written specifically for the preparation of the gifts during Mass, the song captures the humble spirit of the congregation as they approach the altar. The lyrics speak directly to the act of giving, acknowledging that what the people bring—their "widow's mite"—is small, yet offered with a sincere and willing heart.
The verses walk through the traditional elements of the Eucharistic offering. The choir leads the faithful in presenting "bread and wine, the work of human hands," as well as their "contrite hearts" in the holy sacrifice. Each verse culminates in a unified plea for God to take, sanctify, and make these offerings acceptable in His sight.
With its gentle, flowing solfa melody, this piece is well-suited for a parish choir looking for a prayerful accompaniment to the offertory procession. It keeps the focus entirely on the altar, helping the congregation enter into the solemnity of the Eucharistic sacrifice.