Msgr. Beaulieu – Veni, Sancte Spiritus
The origin of the liturgical chant now called the Sequence dates to the ninth century. These chants were composed to follow the “Alleluia” verse as the Latin name Sequentia (“Continuing”)…
of the human person from conception until natural death
The origin of the liturgical chant now called the Sequence dates to the ninth century. These chants were composed to follow the “Alleluia” verse as the Latin name Sequentia (“Continuing”)…
Easter is not just one day – it is a season of fifty days or a week of weeks, plus one day—the eighth day. The length of Eastertide is derived…
As the liturgical calendar approaches the final days of the Easter season, the Acts of the Apostles will soon be consigned to only being rarely used, if at all. It…
Of the twenty-seen books that comprise the New Testament, only one of them is reserved to be publicly read on Easter Day and for the following fifty days until Pentecost,…