Litany of the Most Holy Name in Latin

[@ellenkairis9314]

Holy face of Jesu, save us and the whole world 🙏🙏🙏

[@jennyrodriguez5727]

This is lovely. Me encantó. Gracias!

[@anthonyaguirre6101]

thanks.

[@novellanurney1294]

Thank you for sharing this with us all. May God Bless you and keep you.

[@Moseeki]

Beautifully done ty

[@stephencardoza2329]

Deo gratia

[@tvespasian]

Deus autem omnipotens benedicat "Cantate Domino"

[@sasininirosha419]

Thank you ❤

[@edoardobellipanni2488]

Grazie Infinite

[@Marquez922]

EXELENTE!

[@Leitmotif01]

Amen.

[@polohorse8262]

Thank you. I love this litany, and it’s hard to find someone who says it in Latin. I need to hear Latin so that I can know how to pronounce it, thank you.

[@CatholicGaming]

My brother said that you sound like Jesus!

[@deusefiel5574]

ola a letra j on latin sgnifica a letra i é isso...

[@deusefiel5574]

ola poderia cofirma pra mim se o nome jesus em 1681 éra chamado iesu...

[@jennyrodriguez5727]

Iesu es Jesús en Latín.

[@julietspaghetti]

[@ivanpetryshyn]

that would be better if a young nice voice could read it without a Latin-American accent

[@petrusveritas2385]

I Don't think you have an absolutely clue about linguistics. The internet is the credo of stupidity and everyone is a scholar out there with very limited opinions. I mean very limited! This is not an " Latin American Accent " at all. I heard few comments even suggesting the accent was " ok " for a English Speaking Person ". That's ridiculous the amount of rubbish people come with. Until 1969 the entire world read in Latin at list in the Church. For centuries Latin were spoken and written but because of many reasons such as forms of linguistic nationalism, slowly Latin was replaced... If you are judging based on the perspective of comparing to ancient Latin, of course there is differences. This is one of the best readings that came across on the internet. The gentleman deserve our respect in helping those with Latin recitations. The Romance language speaking people such as Portuguese, Italian, French and Spanish are more inclined to learn faster Latin because of the similarities borrowed from the Latin itself regardless been forms of broken Latin dialects but all depends how devoted you are to learn Latin and master your self in the language. Any person with determination can overcome their native accents regardless if your language is Chinese for instance. In fact can be difficult to pronounce certain syllables and vows from Latin regardless if you speak Latin American Spanish or Portuguese because of their style of phonetics. Understand Language Sounds and will learn how to improve your accent! ❉Pax❉

[@Simply_Sadie]

It's interesting that you want "LATIN" to be read without a "LATIN" accent. I believe this is the Italian pronunciation of Latin (he is not "Latin American"). Perhaps you could make the recording you wish to hear? I would be interested to hear it. But you can't recite Latin without it sounding.... Latin lol. Peace.