Here are two beautiful versions of "Be Thou My Vision", the first sung by a female soloist with choir and piano, and the second sung by a trio of male singers with piano. Lyrics accompany both versions so you can sing along with us to praise the Lord!

Recorded live by the Saturday 5pm Choir, and the Sunday 7pm Choir at St. Francis de Sales Parish in Ajax, Ontario Canada. Thanks for listening and God bless! 🙏

"Be Thou My Vision" is an 8th century Irish poem that was translated by Eleanor Hull in 1912. Today the hymn is sung to the Irish folk tune "Slane" (which is actually a village in Ireland). This song is rooted in medieval Celtic Christianity and has grown in popularity due to many Christian artists covering the hymn on recent albums. It is believed that the original poem may have been written by Saint Dallán Forgaill, an Irish saint who experienced blindness later in life.