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Nice, but can you bump up the volume a bit?
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The words of this hymn were written by Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman who was a Catholic who converted from the Church of England. I believe this was written in his Anglican period. He was beatified by the Holy Father, Pope Benedict XVI today (September 19, 20010) in Birmingham, England. He is therefore one step from being declared a Saint by the Church.
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Very beautiful and inspiring. Thanks for posting it.
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There is a great version of this song on
"Awake my Soul" by the BYU Mens Chorus
directed by the great Mack Wilberg.
My favorite album
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Meravigliosa. Complimenti.
Una musica che va dritto al cuore.
Che Dio benedica (se fosse possibile ancora di più) J. H. Newman e J. B. Dykes per questo splendido dono.
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I haven't a desire for any religion, but this is a very spiritual piece that can speak to anyone without a guilt of religion. I find that these men sing to a level of communication that reaches to the spirit without dogma, and pure joy of the spirit that is each of us. I wish to be enveloped by this sound and touch forever.With this, my spirit transcends all religions to a whole new level of clarity and spirituality.
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NEWMAN, YOU ARE GREAT DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH.
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Actually, the poet, John Henry Cardinal Newman was an Anglican first who later converted to Roman Catholicism and who will be soon canonized a Saint. Pope Benedict XVI declared him blessed, ( the step before Sainthood in the RC church) just last week in England.
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fantastico!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Can anyone confirm that the tune here is "Lux Benigna" by John Bacchus Dykes? Thanks in advance.
Ynysmydwr 2 years ago
@Ynysmydwr good job.
This is Lux Benigna, composer John B. Dykes, with lyrics by John Henry Newman.
bagnon 2 years ago