The Woodstock Jesuit Singers were a collective of musicians active in the late 20th century, recognized for their unique blend of traditional Catholic hymns and contemporary musical styles. The group was significant in the Christian music landscape, contributing to a resurgence of religiously-themed music. Notably, they are known for their interpretation of liturgical texts in a modern musical context, and their works have been widely used in Catholic worship services. Their influence extends beyond their own performances, as they have also helped to train and inspire a new generation of liturgical musicians.