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What are your favourite hymns out of these 10? If I never posted one that you like, you are most welcome to post it 
I voted for “Abide With Me,” but two of my other all-time favorites are “How Great Thou Art” and “Sing With All the Saints In Glory” (I discovered that one just a few months ago, and I just love it!).What are your favourite hymns out of these 10? If I never posted one that you like, you are most welcome to post it![]()
And I prefer *Salve Regina * in lieu ofI said “Hail, Holy Queen” and “Immaculate Mary” although I must admit that I prefer “Immaculate Mary” as “Avec les saints anges”, the original French hymn of my childhood.
You guys actually have Benediction?I voted for “Holy God we praise thy Name”. We sing this after Benediction every Friday.
I do not have an opportunity to hear Gregorian chant or any Latin hymns. I do love them though as the very sound leads my soul heavenward.
I could also see myself voting for Tantum Ergo. Is that classified as a hymn? (I am obviously no music expert.)
One of my favourites is actually “Credo III”. Hymn or not, I love it.
Yes we have Benediction at the end of an hour of Adoration every Friday night.You guys actually have Benediction?
I don’t ever remember seeing Benediction at my parish, but I saw it a few times in the late "70s at St.Birgitta’s in Portland after Mass.

I’m sorry. I could have chosen a better name, but what I meant was your favourite hymn/plyphony/antiphon/chant/motet. I just tried to summ it up into one wordI chose Allegri’s Miserere, though the poll’s a little unfair because it’s not really a hymn at all. If we’re talking about congregational hymns, I’d probably pick Holy God, We Praise Thy Name from this list, and maybe O God Beyond All Praising (Thaxted) from one’s that aren’t on the list.
They’re in the lead, too! Now, regarding Ave Maria, that is leading by far. I, personally, like the Gregorian chant version, Caccini, Bach/Gounod, and the Schubert version!I voted for Miserere, Spem in Alium by Tallis and Ave Maria.![]()