Lent hymn and Ash Wednesday – From Dust We Came | Catholic Lenten Worship & Prayer Songs

Описание: Here is a cleaned-up, ordered list of the songs based on the visible filenames and waveform segments (removing duplicates and variations where clear):Ashes on Our Brow, O Lord (or similar; appears as "Ashes on Our Brow, O Lord.mp3") — Likely a variation or related to "Ashes" by Tom Conry, a classic Ash Wednesday hymn about rising from ashes and redemption.
Hear Our Prayer ("Hear Our Prayer.mp3") — A prayerful invocation, often used in penitential or intercessory contexts during Lent.
Lord, Have Mercy on Us ("Lord, Have Mercy on Us.mp3") — A Kyrie-style plea for mercy, standard in liturgical settings.
Return to Me, O Heart ("Return to Me, O Heart.mp3") — Seems to draw from "Return to Me" themes (e.g., based on Joel 2:12–13, "Return to me with all your heart"), emphasizing repentance.
Wash Us in Your Mercy (1) ("Wash Us in Your Mercy (1).mp3") — A song or litany invoking God's cleansing mercy, possibly related to penitential litanies like "Hold Us in Your Mercy" (using traditional melodies like Parce Domine).
Wash Us in Your Mercy ("Wash Us in Your Mercy.mp3") — Likely the main or alternate version of the above.
Return to the Lord ("Return to the Lord.mp3") — A gathering or response song based on Joel 2 ("Return to the Lord, your God, for he is gracious and merciful"), popular in Catholic and Christian Lenten worship.
Return to the Lord (1) ("Return to the Lord (1).mp3") — Possibly an alternate take, cantor version, or instrumental/echo variant.
At the Foot of the Cross ("At the Foot of the Cross.mp3") — A reflective worship song focusing on Christ's sacrifice, mercy, and redemption (various artists have versions, e.g., Kathryn Scott's "At the Foot of the Cross (Ashes to Beauty)").