Showing posts with label Mozarabic rite. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mozarabic rite. Show all posts

Monday, May 28, 2012

El Canto Mozárabe ~ (Canto Hispánico)

Wednesday, May 02, 2012

Western Orthodoxy

Catholic Church Conservation: Western Rites in the Eastern Church

I learned of Western-rite Orthodoxy being developed while I was in Boston, but I have never attended a liturgy . According to my fallible memory, many (all?) of the first converts to Western-rite Orthodoxy in the U.S. were associated with the Antiochians? Here is a parish directory. The Fraternity of Saint Gregory the Great is associated with ROCOR.

The Liturgy of St. Gregory
Western Orthodox
Occidentalis - the Western rite in the Orthodox Church
Another website
Western Orthodox History
ATTEMPTS AT CREATING A WESTERN ORTHODOX RITE by Jean-François Mayer
The "Western Rite": Is It Right for the Orthodox?



St. Gregory
Holy Incarnation Antiochian Orthodox Church
Christ the Saviour (a Western-rite Orthodox Benedictine community)


Some chant:
Feast of All Saints Day - Thrice Happy are ye, all ye Saints and elect of God (Beati Estis)




Sarum Use?


This might be of interest to Sarge:

"It is a Western Orthodox Church, using the Hispanic Mozarabic rite. I, personally, had never previously heard of Western Orthodox, much less Spanish Orthodox, Christians."

Thursday, September 15, 2011

NLM: Book Review: The Restoration and Organic Development of the Roman Rite

A review written for Usus Antiquior by Fr. Thomas Kocik. How is that journal doing? Is it ok to patronize the journal now, despite how Dr. Alcuin Reid was treated?

Also from NLM: Mozarabic Liturgy, In Exaltatione S. Crucis

Monday, April 26, 2010

Tuesday, November 03, 2009

More Mozarabic chant

Canto Mozárabe "Dominus regnavit"

sh4m69 has some more.

Mozarabic chant - Beatus vir


Ensemble Organum:
Speravit


Per Gloriam Nominis Tui


Hymnus Trium Puerorum (Benedictus Es)

Saturday, October 31, 2009

Mozarabic chant

Libera nos, Filius Dei Salvator noster


Canto Mozárabe "Pater noster"

Sunday, October 11, 2009