Today, The Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross, is the day Pope Benedict set as the Liberation Day for the Extraordinary Usage of the mass of the Latin Rite (i.e., the mass according to the Missal of John XXIII, sometimes called by the misnomer "the tridentine mass.")
I heard a marvelous mass on EWTN this morning. How better to start the day than with Gregorian chant. I would love to get a podcast of the beautiful homily!
The New Liturgical Movement informs me that there is a DVD of it from EWTN. To find more follow the link. [Added this Sunday morning.]
The mass ended with "Lift High the Cross!" This was neither Latin nor Chant, but a great hymn. You can here it on two sites:
The Oremus Hymnal
and The Cyber Hymnal
I bounced into my classes with more life than all semester!
Friday, September 14, 2007
The Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross
Labels:
1965 Missal,
Benedict,
Benedikt,
Liturgy,
Motu Proprio,
Music,
tridentine mass
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