During the musical history relationship between music and words was important because of the impact on the overall development of the musical matter, form and content. Gregorian chants have in most perfect way embodied and revived the Word that is not only a spiritual word, but the truth in which all creation is being restored including the liturgical music in the Church. The relation between Juracic's music and the passion of Christ in its essential sense represents the relation between the Composer and the Word. In his compositions He traces for the elements of the past paraphrasing Gregorian quotes by transiting to a new level of shaping the musical matter. In the aesthetic degradation of the liturgical and spiritual music, Juracic's songs from the collection of O Crux, ave, spes unica rise as a real heritage of faith and love. These songs are example of music where the aesthetic value is holiness. By obeying the Word, the Composer becomes the tabernacle of the Word. Through spiritual birth in God, the Composer becomes a new man who creates a New song and knows how to compose it, because he knows the One who first loved him through the cross. Through analysis of the song Seven last words of Christ on the cross and Stabat Mater I wanted to reach out to the Composer’s sources of composing in the Word. Juracic, through music symbols, theologically speaks the Truth. I have immersed in the mystique and spirituality of the Passion and death of Jesus Christ by rewriting the songs in the music program Sibelius and through their analysis. The songs are turned to God. In these songs we participate in Jesus' Calvary and agony and we are being touched and healed by Mary's tears and pain because of the crucified Son. The Collection contains the liturgical and paraliturgical songs for which the liturgy is standard and framework. Juracic finds inspiration in the liturgy because the Eucharist is a way for full, conscious and active participation in the celebration of the mystery of faith. His compositions form the Christian believer to sense the mystery of eternity, divine grandeur and sublimity of life in faith through musical experience.