Another popular source for the Praise To God hymnal was the Weston Priory material from Gregory Norbet. This was before my time in the Catholic church, but they seemed unaccountably popular. A few have continued to popular and well known in Australia, likely due to their presence in As One Voice, but some, like this one, are new to me. The Dominican Fathers who made this hymnal were rather fond of this material and one of the collections they used was Listen, which also included “The Lord Jesus” still used for feet washing, “Hosea” (AOV 1/130) and “All I As of You” (AOV 1/150).
The sheet music is, amazingly, still available from the Priory.
It is a sung examination of conscience, which we could use as an individual mediatation during Lent. Text is available from Weston Priory’s website.