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HT to Ironic Catholic, who got this via CMinor, who originally got it from the Intrepid Soprano, who got it from Sinden.org who got it from Tompmost Apple who got it from etc. etc....
My thoughts on Congregational Song in the Catholic Church, and some of my own doggeral and verse.
"Sing lustily and with good courage. Beware of singing as if you were half dead, or half asleep; but lift up your voice with strength." (John Wesley)
Sunday, 25 January 2009
Monday, 19 January 2009
Hymn for the Conversion of St Paul
In case you are wanting do take up the Holy Father's suggestion of observing the Conversion of St Paul this Sunday, here is a song you might want to use. You can sing it to Aurelia ("The Church's One Foundation"). I don't have an author for it. It is a modernised version of a hymn that appeared in Lindemann's Daily Office book, which I pilfered back when I was doing the Lutheran Worship Resources project.
We sing the glorious conquest
before Damascus' gate,
when Saul, the persecutor,
came breathing threats & hate;
the ravening wolf rushed forward
to make the sheep his prey,
but see! the Shepherd met him
and claimed his life today!
O glory beyond telling
that struck across his path!
O light that pierced and blinded
the zealot in his wrath!
O voice that spoke within him
the calm, reproving word!
O love that sought and made him
the servant of the Lord.
Lord, teach your Church to love you,
& in the darkest hour
of weakness and of danger
to trust your hidden power.
For by your grace & mercy
Paul's hate & fear were bound,
and in your bold opponent,
your chosen saint was found.
An Ode to the Error Code?
Searching for midi files today, I came across this little ditty:
Unfortunately, it was telling me I couldn't find the midi file I wanted. But what a nice way to do it! Source.
"Drat!" The Herald Angel says,
"Page Not Found," the screen displays.
"404": the error code;
Where's that page? It just won't load!
Unfortunately, it was telling me I couldn't find the midi file I wanted. But what a nice way to do it! Source.
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