Solesmes Psalmi in Notis (FRAGMENT)

Corpus Christi Watershed · March 19, 2013

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* * Solesmes Psalmi in Notis (FRAGMENT) — PDF file

• Psalmi in Notis Pro Vesperis et Officio : in omnibus dominicis et festis duplicibus juxta ritum romanum simul ac monasticum : cantus gregorianus. • Solesmes —- no. 590 • : : 1903 : : Typis Societatis S. Joannis Evangelistae • Desclée, Lefebvre & Soc. • S. Sedis Apostolicae et S. Rit. Congregationis Typographi. • ROMAE. — TORNACI. 1903. • Imprimaturs from 1904 ~~ Psalms written out with Psalm tones. •

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Father Adrian Fortescue on the “Agnus Dei”

Speaking about the AGNUS DEI, Father Fortescue wrote: “Agnus as a vocative is curious, evidently in order to reproduce the original text (John 1:29) exactly.” [Altera die vidit Joannes Jesum venientem ad se, et ait: Ecce agnus Dei, ecce qui tollit peccatum mundi.] Father Fortescue, as usual, is correct; but in some medieval manuscripts you can find “Agne Dei.” Here’s an an example of that.

—Jeff Ostrowski

List • Responses by each bishop!

This incredible website gives each bishop’s response to the recent MOTU PROPRIO Traditionis Custodes, a decree by Pope Francis which seeks to reduce the number of celebrations of the “Extraordinary Form” (Traditional Latin Mass): traditioniscustodes.info

—Jeff Ostrowski

Tomorrow is Sunday…

When you were in school, you would have gotten in trouble if you wrote the Roman Numeral “9” as viiii. You were supposed to write: IX. But look how an ancient manuscript writes “9” as a Roman Numeral. That’s the Introit Ecce Deus for tomorrow’s feast in the Extraordinary Form: The 9th Sunday after Pentecost.

—Jeff Ostrowski

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