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Devoted Children of Mary (DCM) Choir of St. Peter Channel Church in Hawaiian Gardens, CA sings "Prayer of St. Francis" song. Choir Director is Richie Mercado. Choir conductor is Alan Leoncio. Choir members in no particular order: Leo, Jo, Rick, Tirin, Sherry, Alex, Liz, Elsa, Jan, Rhoda, Ching, Michelle, Lilies, Det, Ernie, Ron and Billy.
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wonderful job :-) by the way, I sing Christian music myself ... if you'd like to hear a sample of my singing, please go to this http://www.mycatholicvoice.com/media/xSjpyD or click my name and go to my singing vid...I also have 4 INSPIRATIONAL songs in ITunes that you guys could be interested to hear. If you type my name (Lorelei Echanis) that should lead you to them...thank you, and God bless you. :-)
A beautiful song to reflect upon this Advent. Very nice job!
This is one of my favorite song and I have never heard of this rendition before and I love it!
I like this rendition. Although, I would suggest to record it without noise background so we can hear the song better. It will be great if this organization will let you sing live.
I never heard this rendition of the Prayer of St Francis. Thanks for sharing. You should think of getting and H2 Zoom recorder if you record more of your choir. They really capture the sound well in stereo for not much money!
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i love this one! very inspirational. Where is Hawaiian Gardens I would love to hear your choir sing.
great job!