St. Louis Jesuits

The St. Louis Jesuits have crafted a collection of songs that resonate deeply within the Christian community. “Sing to the Mountains” stands out for its uplifting message, inviting listeners to celebrate creation. “Though the Mountains May Fall” offers reassurance in challenging times, reminding believers of divine support.

Other notable tracks include “One Bread, One Body,” which emphasizes unity in faith, and “Gather the People,” a call to communal worship. “Let Heaven Rejoice” and “Turn to Me” encourage reflection and connection with God. Songs like “Behold the Wood” and “Take, Lord, Receive” focus on themes of surrender and trust.

Each composition carries a distinct message, contributing to the Jesuits' influence in contemporary worship music. Their work continues to inspire congregations, making these songs staples in many worship settings.

The St. Louis Jesuits continue to contribute to the landscape of religious music with their latest album, "Coming Home," released in 2019. This collection features a blend of traditional and contemporary sounds that resonate with worshippers. Tracks like "Be Not Afraid" and "Here I Am, Lord" highlight themes of faith and guidance, appealing to both longstanding fans and new listeners.

Earlier works, such as "One Lord of All" from 2006 and "Morning Light" from 2005, remain significant in their discography. These albums showcase their ability to craft music that supports communal worship and personal reflection. Each song carries a sense of devotion, encouraging participation and connection among congregations. The St. Louis Jesuits have managed to maintain their relevance in a changing musical environment while continuing to inspire through their faith-centered messages.