Music List • (2nd Sunday of Lent)
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Many have requested the following document (which governs any funerals at my parish).

Gorgeous depiction of this Sacrament found in an ancient manuscript.

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“Qualislibet cantus hujus Ordinarii superius in una Missa positus…”

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This arrangement of the “Pange Lingua” (which contains the famous “Tantum Ergo” verse) works quite well.

Father McManus makes no exception for hearing-impaired or deaf Catholics; his decree is absolute.

We must resist the temptation to justify Latin—or any liturgical practice—based on personal taste.

(8 of 50) “New Testament Revelation”

The Communion antiphons of the weekdays of Lent offer us an ancient sequence to unify the season.

“Atténde Dómine” in Spanish, English, and Latin.

…and then Easter will come, and for many parishes, the chant will disappear again.

Discovered by those who edited the third edition of the Campion Missal.

Readers have expressed interest in examining my “music list” for this coming Sunday.
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