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The "Resurrexit" is updated periodically as Kiko Argüello composes new songs (often after the annual "Convivence of Psalmists"). Ensure your PDF includes the most recent additions, such as "Aquedah" or newer compositions from the "Apparition of the Risen Christ to the Apostles."
If you cannot find a clean PDF, consider:
Most official Neocatechumenal communities do not distribute mass-market PDFs to the public. Instead, they provide song sheets directly through local catechists or at the “locality” (community meeting). Your best first step is to ask your responsible catechist or the local music coordinator.
Specific chants for the Eucharist and the Easter Vigil. Why the Songs Matter
The "Resurrexit" is updated periodically as Kiko Argüello composes new songs (often after the annual "Convivence of Psalmists"). Ensure your PDF includes the most recent additions, such as "Aquedah" or newer compositions from the "Apparition of the Risen Christ to the Apostles."
If you cannot find a clean PDF, consider:
Most official Neocatechumenal communities do not distribute mass-market PDFs to the public. Instead, they provide song sheets directly through local catechists or at the “locality” (community meeting). Your best first step is to ask your responsible catechist or the local music coordinator.
Specific chants for the Eucharist and the Easter Vigil. Why the Songs Matter
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