Posted on 01/28/2011 8:49:00 AM PST by Salvation
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The sequence beginning "That Day of Wrath" used at Requiem Masses. It was written in the thirteenth century by Thomas of Celano, biographer of St. Francis of Assisi; there have been hundreds of translations in all the major languages. There is no record of the authorship or origin of the old ecclesiastical melody. Among others who set it to music were Cherubini, Verdi, Bruneau, Gounod, Berlioz, and Mozart.
If anyone can post some additional information/sound, please do!
Catholic Word of the Day – links will be provided later by another FReeper.
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Denial of Faith |
Charisms of Service |
Infanticide |
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Episcopal Conference |
Eparchy |
Righteous Anger |
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Ecclesiastes |
Immodest Looks |
Creation |
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Sigilum (Seal of Confession) |
Aggiornamento |
Actus Dei |
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Gradual |
Presbyterians |
Cartago |
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Diversity of Grace |
Dieis Irae |
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Not to confused, I presume, with “Desiree”, which about the hottest name a woman can have.
A crossword puzzle favorite ... now I know where it comes from!
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