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Category Archives: The Cross
Jesu, In Thy Dying Woes
This is the text of this hymn as it appears in Church Hymns (1871) where it is listed as a hymn for Holy Week (The Words on the Cross): Part I. Jesu, in Thy dying woes,Even while Thy life-blood flows,Craving … Continue reading
Posted in God the Son, Good Friday, Holy Week, Jesus Christ Our Lord, Lent, Litanies, Liturgical Seasons, Passiontide, The Church Year, The Cross, The Godhead, The Liturgy of the Church, The Passion, Triduum
Tagged Christian Hymns, Church Hymns / Church Hymns with Tunes (S.P.C.K.), Good Friday, Holy Week, Lent, Lenten Hymns, Litanies, Passiontide, The Cross, The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Thomas B. Pollock, Triduum
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The Royal Banner Is Unfurled (How)
This hymn is partially an original hymn by William How, and partially (verses 1-3) a translation of St. Venantius Fortunatus’s hymn “Vexilla Regis Prodeunt” with verse one being a reworking of the first verse of John Chandler’s translaton “The Royal … Continue reading
Posted in English hymns based on non-English hymns, God the Son, Good Friday, Holy Week, Hymns By The Greats, Jesus Christ Our Lord, John Chandler, Lent, Liturgical Seasons, Non-English Hymns, Passiontide, Saints of the Church (Canonized or Beatified), St. Venantius Honorius Fortunatus, The Church Year, The Cross, The Godhead, The Passion, Triduum, William W. How
Tagged Catholic Hymns, Christian Hymns, Church Hymns / Church Hymns with Tunes (S.P.C.K.), English hymns based on non-English hymns, Good Friday, Holy Week, Jesus Christ Our Lord, John Chandler, Lent, Lenten Hymns, Passiontide, St. Venantius Honorius Fortunatus, The Cross, The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ, William W. How
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The Story Of The Cross
This is the text of this hymn as it appears in The English Hymnal (1906) where it is listed under Litanies: THE QUESTION. (Part 1) See him in raiment rent, With his blood dyed: Women walk sorrowing By his side. … Continue reading
Posted in God the Son, Good Friday, Holy Week, Jesus Christ Our Lord, Lent, Litanies, Multiple Authors, Passiontide, The Church Year, The Cross, The Godhead, The Passion
Tagged Christian Hymns, Edward Monro, Good Friday, Holy Week, Jesus Christ Our Lord, Lent, Lenten Hymns, Litanies, M. Dearmer, Multiple Authors, Passiontide, The Cross, The English Hymnal, The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ
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It Is A Thing Most Wonderful
This is the text of this hymn as it appears in The English Hymnal (1906) where it is listed under hymns at catechism: It is a thing most wonderful, Almost too wonderful to be, That God’s own Son should come … Continue reading
Posted in Biblical Texts and Themes, Divine Love, God the Son, Good Friday, Holy Week, Hymns By The Greats, Hymns for Children/Catechism, Jesus Christ Our Lord, Lent, Passiontide, The Christian Life And Mission, The Church Year, The Cross, The Divine Mercy, The Godhead, The Life of Christ, The Passion, The Sacred Heart, William W. How
Tagged Catechesis, Catechism, Christian Hymns, Divine Love, Good Friday, Holy Week, Hymns for Children, Hymns for Children/Catechism, Jesus Christ Our Lord, Lent, Lenten Hymns, Passiontide, Sacred Heart of Jesus, The Christian Life, The Cross, The Divine Mercy, The English Hymnal, The Life of Christ, The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ, William W. How
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Beneath The Cross Of Jesus
This is the text of this hymn as it appears in The English Hymnal (1908) where it is listed under Mission Services: Beneath the Cross of Jesus I fain would take my stand— The shadow of a mighty Rock Within a … Continue reading
Posted in Conversion & Sanctification, Divine Love, God the Son, Holy Mother Church, Jesus Christ Our Lord, Mission Services, Missions & Evangelization, The Christian Life And Mission, The Cross, The Divine Mercy, The Godhead, Trust in God
Tagged Christian Hymns, Conversion, Conversion & Sanctification, Divine Love, Elizabeth C. Clephane, Evangelization, Holy Mother Church, Jesus Christ Our Lord, Mission Services, Missionary Hymns, Missions, Missions & Evangelization, Sanctification, The Christian Life, The Cross, The Divine Mercy, The English Hymnal, Trust in God
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Good Friday: The Reproaches (The English Hymnal)
This is based on the Reproaches/Improperia for the Good Friday Liturgy in the Roman Missal sung during Adoration of the Cross. It is not a full translation. See notes below. This is the original text of this hymn as it … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient & Mediaeval Hymns, Authorship Anonymous, Debated, Unknown, To Be Determined, English Translation of Non-English Hymn, God the Son, Good Friday, Holy Week, Jesus Christ Our Lord, Lent, Missals, Non-English Hymns, Passiontide, Roman Missal, The Church Year, The Cross, The Godhead, The Liturgy of the Church, The Mass, The Passion
Tagged Anonymous Hymns, Catholic Hymns, Christian Hymns, English Translations of Non-English Hymns, Good Friday, Holy Week, Jesus Christ Our Lord, Lent, Lenten Hymns, Medieval Hymns, Missals, Non-English Hymns, Passiontide, Roman Missal, The Cross, The English Hymnal, The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Triduum
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Ecce Lignum Crucis
This verse and response is sung during the Good Friday Liturgy during the Adoration of the Cross. This is the first musical portion of that segment of the liturgy, followed by the Reproaches (Lat. “Improperia). This is the text as … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient & Mediaeval Hymns, Authorship Anonymous, Debated, Unknown, To Be Determined, English Translation of Non-English Hymn, God the Son, Good Friday, Holy Week, Jesus Christ Our Lord, Latin Hymns, Lent, Missals, Non-English Hymns, Passiontide, Roman Missal, The Church Year, The Cross, The Godhead, The Liturgy of the Church, The Mass, The Passion
Tagged Adoration of the Cross, Anonymous Hymns, Catholic Hymns, Christian Hymns, English Translations of Non-English Hymns, Good Friday, Holy Week, Jesus Christ Our Lord, Latin Hymns, Lent, Lenten Hymns, Missals, Non-English Hymns, Passiontide, Roman Missal, The Cross, The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ, The Roman Missal Translated into the English Language for the Use of the Laity, Triduum
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Improperia
These are the Reproaches – in Latin Improperia – for the Good Friday Liturgy. These are sung during the Adoration of the Cross after the Ecce Lignum Crucis and before Crux Fidelis/Pange Lingua Gloriosi Lauream. This is the text of … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient & Mediaeval Hymns, Authorship Anonymous, Debated, Unknown, To Be Determined, God the Son, Good Friday, Holy Week, Jesus Christ Our Lord, Latin Hymns, Lent, Missals, Non-English Hymns, Passiontide, Roman Missal, The Church Year, The Cross, The Godhead, The Liturgy of the Church, The Mass, The Passion
Tagged Adoration of the Cross, Anonymous Hymns, Catholic Hymns, Christian Hymns, English Translations of Non-English Hymns, Good Friday, Holy Week, Jesus Christ Our Lord, Latin Hymns, Lent, Lenten Hymns, Medieval Hymns, Missals, Non-English Hymns, Passiontide, Roman Missal, The Cross, The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ, The Roman Missal Translated into the English Language for the Use of the Laity
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Lo—On The Inglorious Tree
This is the original text of this hymn as it appears in The Church Hymn and Tune Book (1852). It is listed under Hymns for Lent and Passiontide: Lo—on the inglorious Tree Our God, the God of Glory, hangs; All … Continue reading
Posted in Good Friday, Holy Week, Jesus Christ Our Lord, Lent, No Recording of Tune/Chant Tone Available, Passiontide, The Church Year, The Cross, The Passion, William J. Blew
Tagged Christian Hymns, Good Friday, Holy Week, Jesus Christ Our Lord, Lent, Lenten Hymns, Passiontide, The Cross, The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ, William J. Blew
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