Lauda Sion Salvatorem

[2drooster]

Thanks to my Sisters in Texas who shared the Mission Trail with me when I visited them one Thanksgiving! It is south of San Antonio, where it begins!

[2drooster]

Thanks to my Sisters in Texas who shared the Mission Trail with me when I visited them one Thanksgiving!

[Shelovessherry]

Oh, glorious!! Would that each of us could journey back to our bittersweet sources!

[BelCanto85]

Why isn't this song on the Mission Road CD?

[jeanwithkids]

This is beautiful music. Why in the world has the Church replaced this tradition with ugly modernity?

[chantchickscc]

As a Catholic who is majoring in Sacred Music, I can assure that there is at least hope. It may be slow in coming. BUT it IS coming. :)

[mmedefarge]

A co-worker (who is Jewish) was singing what sounded like a simple, Protestant hymn. I asked him what it was & he said it was music sung in Temple. The words were in English so it just sounded to me like a typical church hymn from the U.S. or Britain. Protestant, Catholic, Jewish liturgical music has all sort of meshed into a beige sameness, one indistinguishable from the other. I rather enjoy hearing some of the traditional, Jewish music & enjoyed singing Gregorian chants as a kid.

[smilesgonewild]

I agree with you but at times wat is sung @ church isnt necesserally modern and they are actually performing @ Perpperdine University and this is near Pasadena idk where you live but check it out im gonna go see them

[bigfrank966]

It would be amazing if Chanticleer would sing Monteverdi's "Selva Morale e Spirituale" or the "Vespro della Beata Vergine". Some of the masterpieces about the sacred music.