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“Father Daniel’s special work during his stay at Ihonatiria was with the children. Their parents had not trained or disciplined them, they were utterly lawless and bad-tempered, but with infinite forbearance and kindliness the missionary became a favorite with them… Having taught them to sing, he proceeded to train the children to chant the Our Father, the Hail Mary, and the Commandments, which he had rendered into Huron rhymes. Formed into a choir, they added beauty and solemnity to the chapel services and attracted great numbers of their elders to Mass.”
— From the Life of Saint Antoine Daniel (d. 1648)

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1927 Proprium Sanctorum (Julius Bas)
published 19 March 2013 by Corpus Christi Watershed

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• Proprium Sanctorum : ad exemplar editionis vaticanae concinnatum. cantum Gregorianum : harmonice modulavit Julius Bas • pages: 300+ • Bas, Giulio (1874-1929) harmonized the melodies for organ • Imprimatur was in 1927, copyright in 1922 by Desclée & Co., Paris. • Sumptibus Societatis S. Joannis Evangelistae. • Desclée et socii. publisher no. 765 • S. Sedis Apostolicae et S. Rituum Congregationis Typographi. • Parisiis – Tornaci – Romae. • Giulio Bas •



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