A popular hymn ... more traditional find difficult to come to terms with in musical style. This paraphrase of Psalm 23 is ideally used for baptisms with its very apt words. Perfect for a wedding ...

Hail! sweet Notre Dame de Lourde. Hail! sweet Notre Dame de Lourde Hail! sweet Notre Dame de Lourde. Hail! sweet Notre Dame de Lourde Hail! sweet Notre Dame de Lourde ...

This traditional Catholic hymn speaks of Jesus Christ as our king ... It has become popular as a hymn to be used at both wedding and funeral services, asking God to be with us throughout ...

This in spite of the low- key advertisement of the event. We in the enthusiastic audience did experience the majesty and the glory of the traditional hymns. The choir leading the singing included the ...

Rejoice, birth-giver of the aromatic balm of the King of all. Rejoice, O Bride unwedded, the world's salvation." The Akathist Hymn is a profound, devotional poem, which sings the praises of the Holy ...

The Akathist Hymn is a Service of the Orthodox Church that invites the faithful to rejoice in the unique and sublime role the Virgin Mary played in the salvation of mankind. Learn to Chant the Service ...

On August 2, the Episcopal Conference of Colombia (CEC) chose the song "Demos el primer paso" as an official hymn for the visit ... by the organization United Catholic Musicians of Colombia ...

Jennifer is crushed that h e r dream of a huge Catholic wedding may have gone up in smoke,' a close friend said. 'A month ago she was telling people that she'd be able to get the church to agree ...

Disagreement over how the faithful should conduct their liturgy, or public worship, has dogged the Catholic Church for ... Where the traditional liturgy was fixed and regulated, the reformed ...

There's nothing like the sound of Christmas hymns to evoke the joy ... Go Where I Send Thee” is a traditional African-American spiritual song. The counting aspect of the song — the verses ...

Don’t Forget the Catholic Bishops Persecuted by China Go ... so audacious within the walls of the episcopacy; and so the wedding took place according to the current cant, with everybody popping ...