unless otherwise stated.
English: The Virgin In Prayer.
Español: Virgen rezando.
Artist: Giovanni Battista Salvi da Sassoferrato (1609–1685).
Date: 1640 - 1650.
Current location: National Gallery, London.
This File: 29 January 2013.
User: Slick-o-bot.
(Wikimedia Commons)
From Compline, 2 February (today),
until Maundy Thursday, exclusive,
the following Marian Anthem is sung:
Ave Regina.
"Ave Regina".
Sung from Compline, today,
until Maundy Thursday.
Available on YouTube at
Alma Redemptorist Mater (sung from First Vespers in Advent until Second Vespers of 2 February, inclusive);
Ave Regina (sung from Compline on 2 February until Maundy Thursday, exclusive);
Regina Caeli (sung from Compline on Holy Saturday until Trinity Sunday, exclusive).
Salve Regina (sung from First Vespers of Trinity Sunday until Advent).
Saint Peter and Saint Paul Church, Reichenau Island, Lake Constance, South Germany.
Hermann Contractus was a monk in this Abbey and is accredited
with creating The Marian Anthems of Alma Redemptoris and Ave Regina.
Photo taken by en:User:Ahoerstemeier (November 2001).
(Wikimedia Commons)
There are four main Marian Anthems (you will note that they are in alphabetical order and are used, thus, during the Liturgical Year).
Alma Redemptoris
(From First Vespers of Advent until Second Vespers of 2 February, inclusive.)
The authorship of this Anthem is attributed to Hermann Contractus, a monk of the Abbey of Reichenau (+1054);
Ave Regina
(From Compline on 2 February until Maundy Thursday, inclusive.)
The authorship of this Anthem is attributed to Hermann Contractus, a monk of the Abbey of Reichenau (+1054).
The insertion of this Anthem in the Divine Office is attributed to Pope Clement VI (1342 - 1352);
Regina Caeli
(From Compline on Holy Saturday until Trinity Sunday, inclusive.)
The authorship of this Anthem is attributed to Pope Gregory V (+998 A.D.);
Salve Regina
(From First Vespers of Trinity Sunday until Advent.)
This Marian Anthem is attributed to Adhemar de Monteil, Bishop of Le Puy, France, (+1098). The three final invocations were added by Saint Bernard of Clairvaux (1091 - 1153).
Illustration: THE SAINT LAWRENCE PRESS LTD
The Ordo MMXV is priced at £10, plus Postage.
Zephyrinus is delighted to be able to strongly recommend, to all Readers, the availability, now, of the new Ordo MMXV, from THE SAINT LAWRENCE PRESS LTD ONLINE SHOP
An excellent Review of this Ordo can be read on the Blog of Fr John Hunwicke, which is available at FR HUNWICKE'S MUTUAL ENRICHMENT
Fr Hunwicke's Review includes the following Text:
"This little book will show you, day by day, a wonderland in which Festivals have:
Octaves and Vigils;
Humble Festivals have First Vespers, in accordance with a Tradition which goes back even behind the New Covenant to the Judaic system;
Commemorations enable you to remember Festivals which are partly obscured by other observances;
The Last Gospel is sometimes changed to enable a different Gospel to be read;
Newman's favourite Canticle "Quicumque vult" (the 'Athanasian Creed') is said; et cetera and kai ta loipa.
What you will get a glimpse of is The Roman Rite as it was in 1939, before the Pius XII changes got under way. Not many, of course, will feel able to observe this Calendar in their Mass and Office. But you will understand the 'reformed' rites of 1962 and 1970 so very much better by seeing what they replaced.
Rather like understanding a diverse landscape all the better, by having the geological knowledge of what's underground, so as to understand why the visible contours and strata are the way they are.
You will see, give or take some details, the skeleton and structure of The Daily Prayer of Blessed John Henry Newman, Bishop Challoner, The English Martyrs, all The Saints (and sinners and common ordinary Christians) of The Western Church in the 17th-Century, 18th-Century and 19th-Century.
You will get some surprises !
Go for it !!!"Zephyrinus recommends this Ordo to all Readers. It contains so much information that is not mentioned, or available, to today's Catholics in their present-day "single sheet Newsletters".
Available (in U.K.) from
Available (in U.S.A.) from
No comments:
Post a Comment