versicle

Then, after a hymn, a reading, a versicle, and a blessing, they dismiss in silence, not to speak until morning (when Jesus's resurrection is symbolically reenacted).

Monteverdi's music ranges far and wide emotionally and stylistically: oldstyle conservative church music; florid motets, with religious texts but sounding a lot like his erotic madrigals; and an opening Versicle with an opera-like flourish.

It consists of the Hail Mary repeated thrice, with three introductory versicles and a concluding versicle and prayer.

Opening versicle and response, accompanied by a nine-line illustration (metal- cut) of the Annunciation to the Shepherds (Hodnett no.

The sixth Sunday of Lent is more commonly referred to as Palm Sunday in which we celebrate the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, often with the versicle and response: "Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.

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The usual format of such memoriae is a short antiphon followed by a versicle and response and a prayer.

(9) Com en el capitol 114 del Llibre de contemplacio, on arriba a dir que "s esforsen a fer ver so qui es fals e a destruir so qui es ver: e tot asso fan per tal que pusquen aver honor e riquees de los mesquins homens qui en ells comanen lur dret e lur rao" (versicle 4).

The seriousness of the Havelok narrator soon becomes overt: the narrator culminates his prayer with a formal Latin versicle from the mass: 'Benedicamus Domino' (20).

Here he's paraphrased the Good Friday versicle Ecce lignum crucis -- See the wood of the Cross.

Certainly the liturgy assigned a special versicle, response, and invocation to visiting Rogation processions on entering each of the three Salisbury parish churches.