Amen
John Schiavone Lyrics


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El cuerpo de Cristo. Amén. La sangre de Cristo. Amén.
Heridos y necesitados a ti acudimos, Señor.
A cambio de nuestra miseria, tu nos das salud y bienestar.
Los pobres y oprimidos, quejándonos en soledad,
En Ti encontramos consuelo, en Ti alcanzamos la salvación.
Hoy somos al fin confortados, tenemos refugio fiel,
Aquí en el altar de tu templo, aquí es nuestra casa también.
Y renovada la esperanza, reafirmada nuestra fe,
Buscamos vivir la promesa de Cristo en su resurrección.





Overall Meaning

The song "Amén. El Cuerpo De Cristo" by John Schiavone is a hymn of gratitude and devotion to the body and blood of Christ. In the first two lines, the lyrics state "The body of Christ. Amen. The blood of Christ. Amen". These lines are traditionally recited during the celebration of the Eucharist in the Christian faith. The next two lines express the idea that as wounded and needy individuals, people turn to God for help and comfort. In return for their suffering and poverty, God provides healing, health, and well-being.


The lyrics continue by acknowledging that the poor and oppressed feel alone and lost in their struggles, but through God's grace and salvation they find solace and hope. The altar of God's temple is presented as a place of refuge, where believers can find comfort and feel at home. The last two lines express the idea of renewed hope and affirmed faith, as believers strive to live out the promise of Christ's resurrection. Overall, the lyrics of the song convey a message of faith, redemption, and gratitude towards God.


Line by Line Meaning

El cuerpo de Cristo. Amén.
We praise and thank the Lord for his holy body that we receive in the form of bread. Amen to that!


La sangre de Cristo. Amén.
We praise and thank the Lord for his precious blood that we receive in the form of wine. Amen to that!


Heridos y necesitados a ti acudimos, Señor.
As wounded and needy souls, we come to you, Lord, seeking your healing and grace to restore us.


A cambio de nuestra miseria, tu nos das salud y bienestar.
In exchange for our poverty and unworthiness, you generously give us health and prosperity, Lord. You are our sufficiency!


Los pobres y oprimidos, quejándonos en soledad,
Amidst our poverty and oppression, we cry out in loneliness and despair, Lord. We need your comfort and liberation!


En Ti encontramos consuelo, en Ti alcanzamos la salvación.
In you alone, we find solace for our sorrows, Lord, and we attain our salvation through your grace and mercy. You are our savior!


Hoy somos al fin confortados, tenemos refugio fiel,
Today, we are finally consoled and comforted, Lord, because we have found a faithful refuge in you. You are our protector!


Aquí en el altar de tu templo, aquí es nuestra casa también.
Here, in the sacred altar of your temple, Lord, we feel at home and welcomed. You are our host!


Y renovada la esperanza, reafirmada nuestra fe,
As our hope is renewed and our faith is strengthened, Lord, we resolve to live out the promise of Christ's resurrection. You are our inspiration!


Buscamos vivir la promesa de Cristo en su resurrección.
We aspire to live out the promise of Christ's resurrection, Lord, by loving and serving one another and bringing hope to the world. You are our guide!




Writer(s): Schiavone; Rev. John S.

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