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New for 2013
 
Mass of Saint James
music by Val Goldsack
 
 
 
JHN Liturgical Music is an independent, nonprofit making publisher of contemporary Christian/Catholic music, based in the Diocese of Middlesbrough in England. We are a small group of both religious and lay people, working together to make this kind of audio media for prayer and meditation available.
Our ministry began in the early 1990's under the guidance of Fr. James Walsh - marist father from the Middlesbrough Diocese, who recognized the need and importance of the minisitry of prayer.
The focus of our efforts is to produce audio cassettes and CD's of Morning & Evening prayer that offer a selection of alternative psalms, canticles, readings and prayers that have been carefully based on the structure of the 'Liturgy of the Hours'. Prayer, not performing is the soul of our effort. We hope you will find our tapes and CDs helpful in lifting up your heart and that you will be drawn into prayer rather than "just listening".

Val Goldsack is a liturgical composer of contemporary psalm settings, canticles, sacred songs, a singer & guitarist and publishes her work with JHN Liturgical Music, producing CD's that focus especially on Morning & Evening Prayer - closely based on The Prayer of the Church. She has recorded a solo CD 'Light Divine' produced by Colin Mawby with Richard Lewis and is published by Kevin Mayhew.Val has worked as a pastoral musician in the Diocese of Middlesbrough since the late 1970's to encourage both young musicians and singers in their parish music groups , and also, assisting with liturgical music for the mass in teh central parishes of Middlesbrough Diocese. Although Val currently plays and sings on a regular basis in several parishes in the central parishes of the Middlesbrough Diocese, she is based at her home parishes of Sarcred Heart parish and Holy Name of Mary in Linthorpe and has served on Bishop's Council for Liturgy for the Diocese of Middlesbrough .