Anyone have the "Ambrosian Creed" with the revised English translation?
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Dear Friends,
I'm sure many of you have seen (and sung) the Ambrosian Creed setting. It's very easy and works a lot better (in my opinion) than the attempts at adapting Credo I or III to English.
I have two versions of the Ambrosian Creed, but unfortunately neither one matches the new and improved English translation of the Missal.
Has anyone out there got the goods?
Thanks! -
Peter, I have an accompanied version available here (PDF w/organ accompaniment). Comments welcome.Thanked by 1Paul F. Ford
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