Tag Archives: Chant
The Most Beautiful Vespers Ever
Here is 1 hour of some of the most beautiful Catholic music and sermons you will probably ever hear. Happy Sunday 🙂
Evening Hymn: Christus Vincit, Christus Regnat, Christus Imperat (Trad.)
One of my favorite hymns! Original Text: Christus vincitChristus regnat Christus imperat! English: Christ conquers Christ rules/reigns Christ commands! *–* Also this: Organ music And this: Sheet music *–*
Evening Hymn: Various Chants
Good evening, everyone. After my rant this afternoon, I have been emotionally drained. For fear of annoying people, I have tried to limit how much I have been posting — to about 1-2 times per day, and only when I … Continue reading
Evening Hymn: Te Lucis Ante Terminum (Trad.)
The short hymn for tonight is straight from the precepts of Compline. The version of this hymn is for Pentecost, but is very beautiful. I also love the text, so if you follow this category of posts and do not … Continue reading
Evening Hymn: Te Deum (Trad.)
In honor of Thanksgiving today, tonight’s piece is an ancient piece of chant, which speaks of the praise and thanksgiving that we should give to God. Every day we should be thankful of everything we have and everything we are … Continue reading
Evening Hymn: Vir Dei Benedictus (Trad.)
This piece tonight is a beautiful piece of chant, but part of what makes it so uplifting and solemn is the building in which it is sung. My understanding of this piece is that it is sung on the Feast … Continue reading
Musings of a Michigan-Man 