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“How can we enter into this interior disposition except by turning physically—all together, priest and faithful—toward the Lord who comes, toward the East symbolized by the apse where the cross is enthroned? The outward orientation leads us to the interior orientation that it symbolizes. Since apostolic times, Christians have been familiar with this way of praying. It is not a matter of celebrating with one’s back to the people or facing them, but toward the East, «ad Dominum», toward the Lord.”
— Robert Cardinal Sarah, Prefect of the Vatican's Congregation for Divine Worship (October 2016)

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1876 Hermesdorff Graduale (2nd version)
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      * *  1876 Hermesdorff Graduale (2nd version)

• Graduale ad normam cantis S. Gregorii, auf grund der forschungs-resultate und unter beihülfe der mitglieder des Vereins zur erforschung alter choral-handschriften • Hermesdorff, Mich. 1833-1885. (Michael) • xvi, 354 pages (copy is incomplete, since pretty much the last 45 pages were missing) • 1876 (WorldCat says 1876-1882) Trier, Commissions-Verlag der J.B. Grach’s buchhandlung • Father Hermesdorff died before he finished it •



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