Song Title		MP3 Price
1	All I Am, All I'm Not	Listen	-	-
2	Come Holy Spirit	-	-	-
3	Let The Lord Know	Listen	.99	Buy MP3
4	Chains	Listen	.99	Buy MP3
5	In The Presence	Listen	-	-
6	Cry Out	-	-	-
7	Holy Are You Lord	-	-	-
8	Faustina's Song	-	-	-
9	Remain In Me	Listen	.99	Buy MP3
10	I Want To Be Like You	-	-	-
11	Hiding Place	Listen	.99	Buy MP3
12	Unconditional	-	-	-
13	Love Live In Me (Prelude)	-	-	-
14	Love Live In Me	Listen	.99	Buy MP3
15	Lift Our Hands	Listen	.99	Buy MP3
16	How Long?	Listen	.99	Buy MP3

Sixteen brand new songs of "praise and adoration" -- songs which celebrate Jesus in this, the Year of the Eucharist. They are songs for Mass, worship services, Adoration, or private devotion. It's a blend of mostly easy-listening, soul-soothing music, with the odd hand-clappin-foot-stompin' tune in between.

The album features one of Canada's hottest fiddlers, Natalie MacMaster, on the blazing praise song “Lift Our Hands,” as well, the gorgeous voice of Raylene Scarrott (2005 Covenant Award Winner) joins me in a duet on the epic ballad, “Love Live In Me.”

How does Mark Mallett follow up one of the best selling Catholic CDs, Through Her Eyes: A Journey To Jesus? Mallett does it by releasing songs for Mass, adoration, or private devotion. His fourth CD is called Let The Lord Know Rich with 16 original songs, this in Mallet's personal response to the Year of the Eucharist as proclaimed by Pope John Paul the Great. The songs on this CD are so moving that during recording Mallett and the other musicians were often moved to tears. "Let The Lord Know" has that signature, alternative country sound for which Mallett is known. Joining Mallett on this CD is world famous fiddle player, Natalie MacMaster on the song "Lift Our Hands." The song is one of praise to the One whose hands healed, saved and loved. It highlights MacMaster's gift of fiddle playing without taking away from the song’s meaning. Also joining Mallett is up-and-coming Christian R&B artist Raylene Scarrott. This beautiful duet is a highlight of the CD with both of their vocals blending into an awesome song, "Love Live In Me." The song tells of dying to oneself and surrendering to God. A song that is my favorite from the CD is the tune "Faustina's Song." This takes the Divine Mercy chaplet and passages from out of St. Faustina’s diary and combines them into one rockin’ new country song. (I would love to hear Mallett do an entire Divine Mercy CD.) A song that sums up "Let The Lord Know" is "In The Presence." Mallet sings: “In the presence of the angels I will sing praises." I believe they where there during the making of Let The Lord Know.

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