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AGNUS DEI Mass XVIII - St. Josaphat Catholic Church Detroit Michigan 2/21/07 Ash Wednesday, 7:00pm Tridentine Mass www.detroitlatinmass.org

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  • At my church they only do the Agnus Dei in Latin during Lent, and we don't even kneel at this part, which bothers me. Good job Detroit Catholics, y'all got it right ;)

  • Can someone give me a way to get a professionally recorded song of this specific version of Agnus Dei?

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  • Holy Redeemer Catholic Shrine here in Las Vegas started doing this last year.

    Absolutely love it.

  • @mitchkramah the Vatican2 mass is a red-herring. We were told it was about lay-participation.Its really just about the priest as the boring center of our-lives.

  • I absolutely love the Agnus Dei.

    Roman Catholic for life.

  • You can kneel as you wish.

  • Fantastic!

  • Dimitry19 is correct. Quite a few composers have used this gregorian chant line in their requiems. For example, in Durufle's Requiem you can find this line in his Agnus Dei.

    You can listen to a live recording of the Agnus Dei from Durufle's Requiem for free by Saint Clement's Church Choir in Philadelphia at their website which is w.w.w.s-clements.o.r.g. just click on their music audio library link and scroll all the way down

  • ...the melody for this sounds like the one from the requiem mass for the dead...

  • My Church, St. Johns (Worcester, Ma) still chants this prayer instead of sing the english "Lamb of God". It is such a BEAUTIFUL prayer, im so glad they kept that in their Mass!

    Like the Church in the video, St. John's also has the Tabernacle located smack dab in the middle behind the alter. I still dont understand why American Bishops moved it to the side after Vatican II.

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