Vidi Aquam is a joyful and prayerful Easter acclamation rooted in one of the Church’s most ancient baptismal texts. Sung traditionally during the Easter season, the Vidi Aquam antiphon recalls the living water flowing from the temple—an image fulfilled in Christ and renewed in the waters of Baptism. This setting is designed to serve the liturgy with clarity and strength. Bold choral proclamations give way to flowing melodic lines that reflect the movement of water and the quiet power of renewal, drawing the assembly into the mystery being celebrated. The inclusion of an English rendering alongside the traditional Latin text allows the meaning of the words to be clearly heard and understood, while preserving the dignity and continuity of the Church’s musical tradition. Especially well suited for the Rite of Blessing and Sprinkling of Water during Eastertide, Vidi Aquam provides parishes with a vibrant yet reverent musical offering that reinforces the connection between Baptism, Resurrection, and new life in Christ—inviting the faithful not simply to listen, but to enter more deeply into the prayer of the Church.