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The Lord’s descent into the underworld
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Beautiful, Father. You must be very proud of your choir and its achievements.
Nice! And I'm impressed at how quickly vimeo loaded too.
Karen
Dear Father
Have managed to pursuade Angels to join your Choir?
God is truly glorified by this choir and this can only result in the greater sanctification of the people of Brighton through such beautiful worship.
Disgusting, females in the choir (and without mantillas). How modernist!
Marvellous, Father. It's so good to hear the Church's own music sung at Mass. Without it, the liturgy is incomplete.
It's good, also, to hear the Propers sung in an ordinary parish - an illustration of the point that they don't require the resources of a cathedral or a fashionable London parish. They are a beautiful element of our liturgy patrimony that can be made available to us all, given the will to make it so.
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