“Canticles Of Ecstasy”.
By: Hildegard Von Bingen.
Available On YouTube
06 April, 2026
Votive Masses. All Of Which Can Be Requested Of Your Parish Priest (Pastor). Including A Votive Mass in Time of Pestilence (Such As Coronavirus).
Pope Saint Zephyrinus.
(Papacy 199 A.D. - 217 A.D.).
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Text from The Saint Andrew Daily Missal,
unless stated otherwise.
unless stated otherwise.
Votive Masses, which may be said on certain Feast Days of Semi-Double or Simple Rite, and on certain Ferias, have been instituted to meet the wishes of The Faithful and satisfy Private Devotion.
The ordinary Votive Masses, as also the ordinary Masses for The Dead, may not be said on Greater Ferias, except on those of Advent.
Examples of Votive Masses, which can be requested
of the Parish Priest, or Pastor, by The Faithful, include:
Votive Mass of Jesus Christ The High Priest;
Votive Mass of The Holy Trinity;
Votive Mass of The Holy Angels;
Votive Mass of Saint Joseph;
Votive Mass of Saints Peter and Paul;
Votive Mass of all The Holy Apostles;
Votive Mass of The Holy Ghost;
Votive Mass to obtain The Grace of The Holy Ghost;
Votive Mass of The Blessed Sacrament;
Votive Mass of The Holy Cross;
Votive Mass of The Passion;
Votive Mass of The Blessed Virgin Mary;
Votive Mass for Papal Election;
Votive Mass on the Anniversary of a Pope;
Votive Mass for the Consecration of a Bishop;
Votive Mass on the Anniversary of a Bishop;
Votive Mass of Ordination;
Votive Mass for The Sick;
Votive Mass for a dying Person;
Votive Mass for the Propagation of The Faith;
Votive Mass against The Heathen;
Votive Mass for the Removal of Schism;
Votive Mass in Time of War;
Votive Mass for Peace;
Votive Mass in Time of Pestilence;
Votive Mass of Thanksgiving;
Votive Mass for the Forgiveness of Sins;
Votive Mass for Pilgrims and Travellers;
Votive Mass for Any Necessity;
Votive Mass for a Happy Death;
Votive Mass of The Sacred Heart;
Votive Mass of The Holy Name;
Votive Mass of The Precious Blood;
Votive Mass of Christ The King;
Votive Mass of The Holy Family;
Votive Mass of The Immaculate Conception;
Votive Mass of The Seven Sorrows;
Votive Mass of All Saints;
Votive Mass of Any Canonised Saint
(even if not mentioned in The Universal Calendar).
Easter Monday. The Station Is At The Papal Basilica Of Saint Peter’s. White Vestments.
unless otherwise stated.
Easter Monday.
Station at Saint Peter's.
Indulgence of 30 Years and 30 Quarantines.
Double of The First-Class.
White Vestments.
English: Saint Peter's Basilica. The Dome dominates Rome.
Italiano: Basilica Papale di San Pietro-in-Vaticano.
Latin: Basilica Sancti Petri.
Magyar: Vatikánváros látképe.
Photo: January 2005.
Source: Flickr
Author: Sébastien Bertrand from Paris.
Reviewer: Andre Engels.
(Wikimedia Commons)
Saint Peter's Basilica, Rome.
Artist: Giovanni Paolo Panini (1692–1765).
Date: 1731.
Current location: Saint Louis Art Museum,
Missouri, United States of America.
Source/Photographer:
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The Octave of Easter, during which, formerly, no servile work was done, was one continual Feast. Each day, the Neophytes attended Mass at a Station, at which they received Holy Communion. In the evening, they went to Saint John Lateran for The Office of Vespers.
On the first day of the week, The Station was at Saint Peter's, which contains the tomb of The Temporal Head of The Church. We hear his voice in the Epistle. He proclaims to the World The Resurrection of Christ, of which he was a witness.
Likewise, the Gospel, after describing the appearance of The Risen Christ to The Disciples at Emmaus, mentions His apparition to Peter on the very day of His Resurrection.
Receiving, as we do during these Easter Festivities, one and the same Sacrament, the milk of our Souls, which were born to The Life of God and brought into the promised land by Baptism (Introit), let us all be one in heart and Soul (Postcommunion) in proclaiming together our Faith in The Risen Christ.
Every Parish Priest Celebrates Mass for the people of his Parish.
Mass: Introdúxit.
Sequence: Victimæ pascháli laudes.
Creed: Is said.
Preface: For Easter.
Communicantes: For Easter.
Hanc igitur: For Easter.
Thanksgiving After Mass And Holy Communion.
unless stated otherwise.
Renewal Of Baptismal Vows.
O, Adorable Trinity, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, in Whose name I was Baptised, may thanks be rendered unto Thee for this ineffable gift that Thou hast, in Thy great mercy, bestowed on me rather than on so many others.
In sin did my mother conceive me, and I was born a child of wrath, but, by water and The Holy Ghost, hast Thou made me to be born anew, O, my God, and, in that same second, did I become Thy child, brother of Jesus, Thy Son, Co-Heir with Him in Thy Glory.
But, alas, I have not lived in accordance with the exalted precepts laid upon me. O, my Father, if I may still call Thee by this name after having offended Thee so gravely, forget the ignorance of my youth, forget the sins of my life.
I sincerely desire to serve Thee, all the rest of my days, in the way that Thou art worthy of my service.
This firm resolution do I take, today, in renewing before Thee the promises made for me at Baptism.
With all my heart, O, God, do I renounce Satan and all his deceits, the World with all its vanities, sin, and all desires of the flesh; I renounce myself and all the corruption of my heart, that I may adore Thee, love Thee, serve Thee, and fulfil all Thy Commandments; this is the promise I make at Thy feet, before Heaven and Earth.
O, Eternal Father, revive in me The Grace of Divine Adoption, which marked the early moments of my life, that I live no longer but for Thee. O, Jesus, my Saviour, by The Blood in Which I was purified, renew in me The Image of Thee, Which I have disfigured so frequently by sin.
Holy Ghost, Principle of All Good, be Thou also The Principle of all my thoughts, all my desires, all my actions, that, henceforth, there may be found nothing in me unworthy of a Child of God, a Member of Jesus Christ, and a Temple Consecrated by Thee.
Queen of Heaven, Blessed Spirits encompassing The Throne of The Almighty, Guardian Angel, under whose care I have been placed, Holy Saints, whose names I bear, and ye pre-destined Souls of all ages who compose the Celestial Court, bear witness of the promise I have made.
Assist me with your Prayers, that I may obtain, from God, the Grace of being Faithful to it, even unto death.
Amen.
Renewal Of Baptismal Vows.
O, Adorable Trinity, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, in Whose name I was Baptised, may thanks be rendered unto Thee for this ineffable gift that Thou hast, in Thy great mercy, bestowed on me rather than on so many others.
In sin did my mother conceive me, and I was born a child of wrath, but, by water and The Holy Ghost, hast Thou made me to be born anew, O, my God, and, in that same second, did I become Thy child, brother of Jesus, Thy Son, Co-Heir with Him in Thy Glory.
But, alas, I have not lived in accordance with the exalted precepts laid upon me. O, my Father, if I may still call Thee by this name after having offended Thee so gravely, forget the ignorance of my youth, forget the sins of my life.
I sincerely desire to serve Thee, all the rest of my days, in the way that Thou art worthy of my service.
This firm resolution do I take, today, in renewing before Thee the promises made for me at Baptism.
With all my heart, O, God, do I renounce Satan and all his deceits, the World with all its vanities, sin, and all desires of the flesh; I renounce myself and all the corruption of my heart, that I may adore Thee, love Thee, serve Thee, and fulfil all Thy Commandments; this is the promise I make at Thy feet, before Heaven and Earth.
O, Eternal Father, revive in me The Grace of Divine Adoption, which marked the early moments of my life, that I live no longer but for Thee. O, Jesus, my Saviour, by The Blood in Which I was purified, renew in me The Image of Thee, Which I have disfigured so frequently by sin.
Holy Ghost, Principle of All Good, be Thou also The Principle of all my thoughts, all my desires, all my actions, that, henceforth, there may be found nothing in me unworthy of a Child of God, a Member of Jesus Christ, and a Temple Consecrated by Thee.
Queen of Heaven, Blessed Spirits encompassing The Throne of The Almighty, Guardian Angel, under whose care I have been placed, Holy Saints, whose names I bear, and ye pre-destined Souls of all ages who compose the Celestial Court, bear witness of the promise I have made.
Assist me with your Prayers, that I may obtain, from God, the Grace of being Faithful to it, even unto death.
Amen.
05 April, 2026
Pope Leo XIV Calls For Global Leaders To Choose Peace In His First Easter Mass.
Photo Credit: Vatican Media/Reuters.
Photo Credit: Reuters.
Text and Illustrations: BBC NEWS
Thousands of worshippers flocked to Saint Peter’s Square
on Easter Sunday to hear Pope Leo XIV deliver his first
Easter Mass address as Pontiff.
Framed by White Roses on the central balcony of the
Vatican’s Basilica, the Pope called on “those who have the power to unleash Wars” to choose Peace.
“On this day of celebration, let us abandon every desire for conflict, domination and power, and implore the Lord to grant His Peace to a World ravaged by Wars,” the Pope said.
The first US-born Pope has become a vocal critic of the
Iran War, and has used recent public addresses to
denounce global conflicts and urge de-escalation.
Saint Vincent Ferrer. Confessor. Whose Feast Day Is, Today, 5 April. White Vestments.
English: Church of Saint Peter and Saint Vincent Ferrer, Ploudalmézeau, Brittany, France.
Français: L'église Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Vincent-Ferrier
à Ploudalmézeau Finistère, Brittany, France.
Photo: 15 November 2017.
Source: Own work.
Author: Mairie Ploudalmézeau
(Wikimedia Commons)
English: “The Procession of The Saints” from the Church
of Saint Peter and Saint Vincent Ferrer, Ploudalmézeau, Brittany, France, in 1908.
Compare with the photograph (above).
Français: Ploudalmézeau la procession des saints
en 1908 probablement 2 (anonyme, musée des arts
et traditions populaires).
Date: 4 October 2011.
Author: Anonymous.
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English: “The Procession of The Saints” from the Church
of Saint Peter and Saint Vincent Ferrer, Ploudalmézeau, Brittany, France, in 1908.
Compare with the photographs (above).
Français: Français : Ploudalmézeau La procession
des saints en 1908 (photo anonyme, musée des arts
et traditions populaires)
Author: Anonymous.
(Wikimedia Commons)
Text from The Saint Andrew Daily Missal,
unless stated otherwise.
Saint Vincent Ferrer.
Confessor.
Feast Day 5 April.
Double.
White Vestments.
Saint Vincent Ferrer, born in Spain in 1350, entered, at the age of eighteen, in The Order of Preachers and gave lustre to The Church by his virtues and his Preaching (Collect).
He was called “The Angel of The Judgement” and he went over the whole of Europe, warning sinners “to be ready for The Son of Man, Who will come at an unexpected hour” (Gospel).
The words of the Prophet: “Arise, ye dead, and come to Judgement,”, which he constantly repeated, caused the many miraculous conversions of which his life is full (Epistle). He put forth the proposal to end The Western Schism by deposing The Three Popes, who all claimed The Papal Tiara, and declared himself in favour of Martin V.
He died at Vannes, Brittany, France, in 1419.
Let us deserve by Penance to escape being condemned by The God Who is to judge us.
Mass: Os justi.
Commemoration (in Lent): Of the Feria.
Last Gospel (in Lent): Of the Feria.
Father Abbot’s Easter Sunday Sermon 2024. Our Lady Of Fontgombault Abbey.
Text and Illustration: RORATE CÆLI
Sermon of The Right Reverend Dom Jean Pateau,
Father Abbot, Our Lady of Fontgombault Abbey, France.
“Salve . . . Dies Prima”.
“Hail . . . O First Day”.
(Sequence; Adam of Saint Victor).
“Dear Brothers and Sisters,
My dearly beloved Sons,
“Vanity of vanities, and all is vanity […] What has been is what will be, and what has been done is what will be done; and there is nothing new under the sun,” wails Qoheleth (Ecclesiastes 1:2-9).
“André Chouraqui translates it in a vivid way: “Smoke, says Qoheleth, smoke of smokes, and all is smoke.”
“Mankind’s history would thus be nothing but void, nothingness, an endless maze ineluctably going back to square one. From our first parents Adam and Eve’s disobedience, and the murder of Abel, to the last victim of the fratricidal conflicts that ceaselessly bloody the Earth, all seems to be nothingness. All seems to be hatred.
“Three days ago, this heavy pall had also descended upon the Lord’s disciples. Today, the day after the Sabbath, the sun has just risen, a sun just like every other day’s sun.
“On the way leading them towards the tomb where the Lord’s body has been put, Mary Magdalene, Mary, the mother of James, and Salome, are carrying their spices, and their only worry is, “Who shall roll us back the stone from the door of the sepulchre ?” (Mk 16:3).
“This stone separating them from the Lord is indeed heavy, heavy with all the evil of human history, especially heavy with this last crime, the death of the Innocent One, the death of Him who had proclaimed Himself Son of God, Bread of Life, and Fount of Salvation. Could a man roll back this stone ?
“This stone separating them from the Lord is indeed heavy, heavy with all the evil of human history, especially heavy with this last crime, the death of the Innocent One, the death of Him who had proclaimed Himself Son of God, Bread of Life, and Fount of Salvation. Could a man roll back this stone ?
Choir of the Monks of Our Lady of Fontgombault Abbey.
Choeur des moines de l’abbaye Notre Dame de Fontgombault.
Available on YouTube
“Yet, behold, the stone has been rolled back. Instead of a corpse, they find a young man clothed in White: “Be not affrighted. You seek Jesus of Nazareth, Who was crucified ? He is risen: He is not here. Behold the place where they laid Him.” (v. 6)
“A few humble words, and yet, fraught with a great mystery: What man could not do, God has done. The hour of reconciliation between God and man has struck. These few words are going to echo from mouth to mouth on the whole Earth, today: “He is risen.”
“The Prophet Isaiah had announced: “How beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of Him that bringeth good tidings, and that preacheth Peace: of Him that sheweth forth Good, that preacheth Salvation, that saith to Sion: “Thy God shall reign !” (Is 52:7). The prophecy has been fulfilled. Women are its ambassadors.
“A few humble words, and yet, fraught with a great mystery: What man could not do, God has done. The hour of reconciliation between God and man has struck. These few words are going to echo from mouth to mouth on the whole Earth, today: “He is risen.”
“The Prophet Isaiah had announced: “How beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of Him that bringeth good tidings, and that preacheth Peace: of Him that sheweth forth Good, that preacheth Salvation, that saith to Sion: “Thy God shall reign !” (Is 52:7). The prophecy has been fulfilled. Women are its ambassadors.
“After appearing to Mary Magdalene and calling her by her name, to the disciples of Emmaus, to Peter, Jesus appears last to the disciples: “Peace be to you !” (Jn 20:19).
“Smoke of smokes, would all be smoke ? No, this day is unlike the other days. This is the day which the Lord has made, the day on which Divine Peace is poured out on Earth, a unique day, an endless day, the day Qoheleth had hoped for without being able to imagine it. We have just sung, speaking to Christ:
“The gloomy bonds of Hell have been broken; chaos shakes with fear, crushed by Thy luminous face. (Hymn: Salve Festa Dies, st. 7).
“Smoke of smokes, would all be smoke ? No, this day is unlike the other days. This is the day which the Lord has made, the day on which Divine Peace is poured out on Earth, a unique day, an endless day, the day Qoheleth had hoped for without being able to imagine it. We have just sung, speaking to Christ:
“The gloomy bonds of Hell have been broken; chaos shakes with fear, crushed by Thy luminous face. (Hymn: Salve Festa Dies, st. 7).
“Let us live in the light of this day without end. Yet, we have to acknowledge that for many men and women, this day will be like yesterday and tomorrow.
“Such was the case for the contemporaries of the Apostles on this Easter Morning. Such is also the case for us when we lack Faith.
“If we consider the situation of the World, the Church, sometimes our families and communities, we may be greatly tempted to chorus with Ecclesiastes; “Vanity of vanities, and all is vanity.” (Ecc. 1:2).
“Don’t let us tread this way. Don’t let us allow the little music of murmurings, of desperation, to play its baleful harmonies in our hearts.
“On this Easter morning, the Lord offers us His Peace, a Peace that had been announced by the Angels during Christmas night: “On Earth, Peace to men of good will.” (Lk 2:14)
“On this Easter morning, the Lord offers us His Peace, a Peace that had been announced by the Angels during Christmas night: “On Earth, Peace to men of good will.” (Lk 2:14)
“Proof has been given of this boundless love. He has given His life for us.
“This Peace is the Peace the Lord had promised to His disciples, announced by the Angels during Christmas night: “Peace I leave with you; My Peace I give unto you; not as the World giveth, do I give unto you.” (Jn 14:27)
“No, this Peace isn’t a fleeting Peace, a compromise Peace. This fecund Peace unfolds with the gift of a new life: We were buried therefore with Him by Baptism into death, so that, as Christ was Raised from the Dead by the Glory of The Father, we, too, might walk in newness of life (Rm 6:4).
“It is our duty to share this Peace.
“Blessed are the Peacemakers, for they shall be called the Children of God.” (Mt 5:9).
“We are therefore going to implore it, in an especially ornate general intercession, for the Holy Catholic Church, for the Holy Father and those that help him in his task of government and teaching, for the Bishops, Priests, and all the Ministers, for the conversion of Peoples and their quietness, lastly, for our own City, our Country and its inhabitants.
“On this Easter Morning, the Lord invites us to the gift of Peace.
“Which is the member of my family, of my community, which one among my friends, my colleagues, who is most in need of the gift of Peace ?
“Our mission is to belie Qoheleth. No ! All is not in vain. All doesn’t lead to despair.
“After the darkness of Good Friday, follows the Blazing Light of the Glorious Christ, Victor of the Tomb. And this Light wants to shine on my life, too, provided I accept it.
“For whom does the Lord call me to become an ambassador of His Peace ? Nothing new under the Sun ? No, it shall not be so for him who walks in the Light of the Risen Christ.
“For whom does the Lord call me to become an ambassador of His Peace ? Nothing new under the Sun ? No, it shall not be so for him who walks in the Light of the Risen Christ.
“Not so either for The Blessed Virgin Mary. The Evangelists remain discreet on what her presence, her place, was during these hours.
“It is a Traditional belief that the Lord reserved for His Mother His first visit.
“To her who had not lost Peace, the Risen Christ comes and offers an increase in Peace.
“Therefore, Mary deserves the title of Regina Pacis, Queen of Peace. She has constituted herself the messenger of this Peace, as for instance in l’Île-Bouchard, on 11 December 1947: “I shall give happiness in families.”
“May we receive this happiness coming from Heaven, and proclaim it unto the ends of the Earth. Then, it will be truly Easter for us, for the World, a Passover from death to life, from darkness to Everlasting Light.
“Christ is risen. He is truly risen.
“Holy Easter !
“Amen, Alleluia”.
Mediæval Easter Liturgy. Sung By: Ensemble Organum. Director Of Music: Marcel Pérès.
“𝔏𝔢 𝔍𝔢𝔲 𝔇𝔢𝔰 𝔓𝔢̀𝔩𝔢𝔯𝔦𝔫𝔰 𝔇'𝔈𝔪𝔪𝔞𝔲̈𝔰”.
Mediæval Easter Liturgy.
Sung by: Ensemble Organum.
Director of Music: Marcel Pérès.
Available on YouTube
“Resurrexit, Sicut Dixit”. “Alleluia”.
The singing of the “Exultet”
during the Easter Vigil Mass, April 2013.
Fontfroide Abbey, France.
Available on YouTube
“Resurrexit, Sicut Dixit”.
“Alleluia”.
“CHRISTUS VINCIT”.
“CHRISTUS REGNAT”.
“CHRISTUS IMPERAT”.
A Very Happy,
Holy,
And Peaceful,
Eastertide !!!
Holy,
And Peaceful,
Eastertide !!!
Fontfroide Abbey, Languedoc, France.
Photo: 18 September 2006.
Source: Own work.
Author: Nancy
(Wikimedia Commons)
The “Vidi Aquam” And “Aspérges Me”.
Mass at the Church of Saint Nicholas
du Chardonnet, Paris, France.
“Aspérges Me” is heard at 4.00 on this Video.
Available on YouTube
“Vidi Aquam” is sung during Paschaltide
until Pentecost Sunday, in place of “Aspérges Me”.
Available on YouTube
and here is the Old Roman Chant version of “Vidi Aquam”.
Old Roman Chant from Ensemble Organum
(Director of Music: Marcel Peres).
From “Old Roman Chant: Vespers for Easter Sunday”.
It is a bit shorter than the Traditional Form.
Available on YouTube
and here is what “Vidi Aquam” replaces during Paschaltide.
On Pentecost Sunday, “Aspérges Me” returns for the rest of The Liturgical Year.
The “Aspérges Me”.
Sung during the rest of The Liturgical Year,
The following Text is from Wikipedia - the free encyclopædia.
“Vidi Aquam” is the name of an Antiphon, which is sung during the Latin Rite Catholic Mass. It accompanies the Aspérges, the ritual at the beginning of Mass when the Celebrant sprinkles the Congregation with Holy Water.
It is sung from the Easter Vigil throughout the Liturgical Season of Eastertide (Paschaltide) until the Feast of Pentecost.
Vidi aquam egredientem de templo,
a latere dextro, alleluia:
Et omnes ad quos pervenit aqua ista,
salvi facti sunt, Et dicent: Alleluia, Alleluia.
I saw water flowing out of The Temple,
from Its Right Side, Alleluia:
And all who came to this water were saved,
And they shall say: Alleluia, Alleluia.
The Text refers to the words of the Prophet Ezekiel
(Ezekiel 47:1), who saw the waters gushing forth from the Temple as a sanctifying flood that flows through the Earth.
If the sprinkling Rite occurs outside Eastertide, the simpler Antiphon “Aspérges Me” replaces the “Vidi Aquam”.
“Aspérges Me” is a Latin Antiphon said or sung at a Roman Catholic High Mass in all Seasons except the Easter (Paschal) Season and Palm Sunday.
It Traditionally accompanies the Asperges, the ritual sprinkling of the Congregation by the Celebrant with Holy Water, as part of an Entrance Ritual, symbolising the cleansing of the people. Its words are taken from Psalm 50 (51| (the Miserére).
The Antiphon is then recited a second time.
From Easter until Pentecost, “Aspérges Me” is replaced by the more lengthy and florid Antiphon, “Vidi Aquam”.
Although usually sung to Plain Chant, “Aspérges Me” has been set to music; two well-known examples are those by Gilles Binchois (Bologna, International Museum and Library of Music, Ms Q15) and Tomás Luis de Victoria.
If the sprinkling Rite occurs outside Eastertide, the simpler Antiphon “Aspérges Me” replaces the “Vidi Aquam”.
“Aspérges Me” is a Latin Antiphon said or sung at a Roman Catholic High Mass in all Seasons except the Easter (Paschal) Season and Palm Sunday.
It Traditionally accompanies the Asperges, the ritual sprinkling of the Congregation by the Celebrant with Holy Water, as part of an Entrance Ritual, symbolising the cleansing of the people. Its words are taken from Psalm 50 (51| (the Miserére).
Aspérges me, Domine, hyssopo et mundabor,
Lavabis me, et super nivem dealbabor.
Miserere mei,
Deus, secundum magnam misericordiam tuam.
Thou wilt sprinkle me, O Lord, with hyssop
and I shall be cleansed,
Thou wilt wash me,
and I shall be washed whiter than snow.
Pity me, O God, according to Thy great mercy.
It is followed by the conventional Doxology (except on the First Sunday of Passiontide):
Gloria Patri et Filio et Spiritui Sancto,
Sicut erat in principio, et nunc, et semper,
et in sæcula sæculorum.
Amen.
Glory be to The Father,
and to The Son,
and to The Holy Ghost,
As it was in the beginning,
is now, and ever shall be,
World without end.
Amen.
From Easter until Pentecost, “Aspérges Me” is replaced by the more lengthy and florid Antiphon, “Vidi Aquam”.
Although usually sung to Plain Chant, “Aspérges Me” has been set to music; two well-known examples are those by Gilles Binchois (Bologna, International Museum and Library of Music, Ms Q15) and Tomás Luis de Victoria.
The Marian Anthem Is Now “Regina Cæli”.
The Blessed Virgin Mary
is Crowned “Queen of Heaven”
by Her Beloved Son,
Illustration: CALEFACTORY.ORG
“Regina Cæli”.
As from Compline on Holy Saturday until Trinity Sunday, exclusive, the Marian Anthem is now “Regina Cæli”.
Partly-Composed by Pope Gregory V (☩ 998 A.D.)
Available on YouTube
“Resurrexit, Sicut Dixit”. “Alleluia”.
“Resurrexit, Sicut Dixit”.
“Alleluia”.
“CHRISTUS VINCIT”.
“CHRISTUS REGNAT”.
“CHRISTUS IMPERAT”.
A Very Happy,
Holy,
And Peaceful,
Eastertide !!!
Holy,
And Peaceful,
Eastertide !!!
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