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Does anyone know what the choir was singing in church in the movie Angela’s Ashes. Later in the movie it’s used briefly for a funeral scene. I’m pretty sure I heard it in church on Holy Thursday. It has a rather ethereal sound to it.
I know, a Latin Mass Catholic shouldn't have to ask.
 
I’m on a slow connection at the moment, but a friend as told me that that is it.
 
Seamus_L said:
Does anyone know what the choir was singing in church in the movie Angela’s Ashes. Later in the movie it’s used briefly for a funeral scene. I’m pretty sure I heard it in church on Holy Thursday. It has a rather ethereal sound to it.
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                                   I know, a Latin Mass Catholic shouldn't have to ask.
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Ahh, don’t worry about it! I’m a Latin Mass Catholic, and I’m still trying to find out where the name for the Anglican Cassock came from!
Yellow_Belle said:
I think it’s Gregorio Allegri’s Miserere mei, Deus - a setting of Psalm 51.
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And, I can second this. It is.
 
Yellow_Belle said:
And this is answering Seamus L’s question how?
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Chardin’s quote was an ontological one mixed with poetic language, thus my use of “actually”. Why does my comment have to answer Seamus L’s question?
 
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