Pop band release single in support of vocations drive

Thursday, May 31st, 2012

An electro-pop band have released a single in support of the English and Welsh Church’s new vocations drive.

Fr Christopher Jamison OSB, director of the National Office for Vocation, commissioned the band ooberfuse to write the soundtrack for the Church’s new vocations framework. Their song, “Call my name,” comes from their forthcoming album Seventh Wave, to be released in August.

Fr Jamison described the single as a “wonderful gift given to the Church. The words are poetic and inspired, worthy of the psalms.” Continue reading

Listen: Call my name

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