"The Many Faces of Mater Admirabilis"
Lovingly created for AASH by Wally Gunn Strobach (City House, Saint Louis, 1962) in honor of Mater's Feast, October 20, 2010.
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Lovingly created for AASH by Wally Gunn Strobach (City House, Saint Louis, 1962) in honor of Mater's Feast, October 20, 2010.
When the battle rages fiercest
Round the standard of our King,
Let us closer press unto Him,
Louder, clearer, let us sing :
Chorus—Jesus, be our King and Leader,
Grant us in Thy toils a part,
Are we not Thy chosen soldiers,
Children of Thy Sacred Heart?
Life is all too brief to give us
Time and room to prove our love;
Onward, onward, we will never
Recreants or sluggards prove.
Chorus—Jesus, be our King, etc.
Refrain:
Coeur de Jésus sauvez le monde,
Que l’univers vous soit soumis
En Vous seul notre espoir se fonde
Seigneur, Seigneur, Vous nous l’avez promis.
(Heart of Jesus, save the world)
(May the world be submitted to you,)
(In you alone our hope is founded)
(Lord, Lord, you have promised us this.)
1. “Come to Me all ye who labour, come, and I_will give you rest,”
Such, dear Lord,Thine invitation to each soul become Thy guest,
And we answer with deep longing, while our sinfulness we see,
"Jesus, Lord, I am not worthy, yet in pity come to me."
2. Here upon this altar lowly is the home Thou lovest most,
And We own our Lord and Master hidden in the sacred Host;
Life without thee would be lonely, and our hearts still cry to Thee,
"Jesus, Lord, I am not worthy, yet in pity come to me."
The Associated Alumnae and Alumni of the Sacred Heart (AASH) is a non profit organization of all alumnae and alumni of present and former schools and colleges directly associated with the Religious of the Sacred Heart in the United States and parts of Canada. The purpose of AASH is to foster a spirit of unity and ongoing communication among alumnae and alumni and their respective associations throughout this nation and the world. AASH supports and promotes the Network of Sacred Heart Schools and other ministries served by the Society of the Sacred Heart. AASH commits itself to nurturing in its members dedication to faith development, intellectual values, respect for personal integrity, community and social service, and the unique philosophy of life that is rooted in the Christian vision of St. Madeleine Sophie Barat.