The church folk hymn has been present in the Posavina region for many years. Throughout history, it was gradually introduced into the sung parts of the Mass, and with its help, the people participated more actively in church services. This type of singing has, over the years, become less represented in church singing, but recently, mainly through the efforts of the Posavina Franciscans, attempts are being made to reintroduce it into church celebrations as part of the folk tradition, especially during parish pilgrimages. The main characteristic of the church folk hymn in the Tolisa area is that it begins with the leader, the počimalja, i.e., the women who led the singing. Through the text, they expressed their gratitude to the Virgin Mary, the saints, and God. The lyrics often describe the life of believers who go through different graces, trials, and ups and downs in life, and about how prayer through song gives them strength. For the purposes of the study, sound recordings sung by the now-deceased Marta Ivkić and Manda Dominković have been transcribed, and photos from museums and private collections have been attached along with the musical scores. Existing audio sound recordings are associated with photographs of the Tolisa region and shaped into documentary video recordings. The study is based on the book "Faljen Isus, Marijo" by author fra Zvonko Benković, who collected texts of prayers and provided sound recordings for ten of them. The main goal of this work is to preserve the tradition of folk singing from oblivion, but also to bring prayers to the people, and to once again become part of the daily life of the people of this region.