Peace Is Flowing Like a River

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Regarding Peace Is Flowing Like a River, a couple of websearches later it seems there's more than one version of the song around, some of them quite old. Carey Landry did write music to it, (c) 1975, but it appears the words are older (possibly based on Psalm 107) and some of the other versions use more or less the same words. Nevertheless, I would guess that Landry's version is probably the one most widely used nowadays in Catholic liturgies. --Mwalimu59 04:53, 3 April 2007 (UTC)Reply

Carey Landry arranged the traditional spiritual song. He didn't compose it. I will check the reference in Glory and Praise. I do know that it does appear as a more generic hymn in other hymnals, such as WLP's We Celebrate and is not attributed to him. --Johnmarkf 05:11, 3 April 2007 (UTC)Reply

AfD nomination of Grail, The Psalms

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