Recording of parts of the Ordinariate Use

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Thought this was worth sharing for those interested in the Ordinariate Use - this recording was made at the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption & St Gregory (the central Ordinariate church), London. It includes examples of the traditional musical settings by Merbecke. Some lovely photos on here too.

youtu.be/SLXUSUgZ5qg
 
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Thought this was worth sharing for those interested in the Ordinariate Use - this recording was made at the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption & St Gregory (the central Ordinariate church), London. It includes examples of the traditional musical settings by Merbecke. Some lovely photos on here too.

youtu.be/SLXUSUgZ5qg
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The beautiful and stunning language of the Book of Common Prayer. It’s a shame they didn’t also include the Merbecke setting of the Creed as that is truly lovely. The other feature about this particular church is that they use the Anglican Hymn book “The New English Hymnal” which has nothing but traditional hymns in it, unlike most Catholic hymn books which are full of unsingable hymns! Pope Benedict apparently loved the Prayer of Humble Access -said towards the end - and used to recite it regularly.
 
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