A hymn derived from the melody commonly known as Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence; sung with 3 soloists and the choir.
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Dat
Wow. Really, thanks for uploading this. I heard it at mass today and it was really captivating. The lyrics and music have this holy aura around them that reminds you to be more aware of your holiness and your relationship with God. It’s a really amazing song that I’m sure I’ve heard before during Holy Week. Again, thanks for the recording. Music has a way of drawing people back to God and in this case, it reminds us of our relationship with God and with another, that we should love our enemies,our brothers and sisters who have left the church (Protestants), and others who, shall we say, preach heresy (Latter-Day Saints).
Jesus Moreno
Lovely. Thank you for posting. I, too, heard the hymn at Mass, today. It’s absolutely one of the most beautiful hymns ever. I’m looking for piano notes, a simple arrangement, that I might be able to play myself.
-JM
