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Rev. John Zuhlsdorf, a scrappy blogger popular with the Catholic right.
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We sang this hymn yesterday at the end of mass. It is a beautiful hymn. My parish is increasingly choosing latin hymns from the St. Michael hymnal. We’re probably not going to have a latin mass anytime soon, but at least we’re starting to sing beautiful music together.
Thank you for pasting this beautiful rendition of a great hymn.
This version of the tone is English mediaeval, from the 13th century Worcester Cathedral Antiphonal. It is included in the London Oratory’s own fine hymnal.
The choir at our novus ordo parish sung a variant of this during Communion yesterday. I’d never heard it before. It seemed very fitting. I’m very glad to have found a parish where there’s at least some sense of continuity across Vatican II.
They did pretty well, although unsurprisingly not as well as the rendition above. I had trouble figuring much of it out beyond “Christus regnat” with my limited Latin, except to recognize it was not one of the litanies I was familiar with.
It is a very long time indeed since I sang this. What a stirring hymn! It really captures the glory and dignity due to God.
These are great, thanks to the Brompton Oratory, St. John Cantius, and Fr. Z.
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