Pax

At the Vatican: Latin responsorial psalm
So it didn't exist in 2013... any idea if this repertory of Latin Responsorial Psalms exists today?

Comment by Pax May 3 permalink
We Songs
There's an important distinction in parts of speech with the Lord's Prayer. "Us" is the object (direct or indirect) of each sentence while God (implied second person) is the subject. I started applying this "we song" p…

Comment by Pax April 3 permalink
We Songs
Thanks for all the great feedback. You all help me to think through this logic a bit. Perhaps the key distinction to make is songs which are addressed to God vs songs which are just talking about talking to God. For instance, the lyrics of Baptised …

Comment by Pax April 3 permalink
What is this tune?
@CGM it would be from sometime around 1963. In a Catholic church in North Dakota. She doesn’t recall the Hymnal unfortunately.

Comment by Pax October 2024 permalink
What is this tune?
M. Jackson, she included the text. This was supposedly the version of "There's a Wideness" that she sang as a child. In hymnals that I've used, the text has typically been set to IN BABILONE (which I really dislike because all th…

Comment by Pax October 2024 permalink
The Easter Octave
Actually, I just found them on Ben Yanke's website. Thanks.

Comment by Pax March 2016 permalink
The Easter Octave
@Tomjaw, Do you happen to have the propers sheet for Tuesday of Easter Week? Also - does anyone know if there are any English arrangements done of the propers for the weekdays in the octave of easter?

Comment by Pax March 2016 permalink

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