Parce Domine - Gregorian Chant - Lent Hymn - Ash Wednesday - A Capella Catholic Choir

[@stlouisix3]

Spare our souls, O Lord Jesus Christ.

[@letinhsong8024]

Spare your people, O Lord.

[@stlouisix3]

@@letinhsong8024 ✝️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿☘️

[@stlouisix3]

@@letinhsong8024 is your surname (Chinese) Song (perchance named after the Chinese dynasty). We were listening to a song😄😊😇

[@carolusaugustussanctorum]

Cor Jesu sacratissimum; miserere nobis. ❤️‍🔥

[@letinhsong8024]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 yes, LORD, please save your people.

[@josephc9963]

Beautiful ✝

[@galladite4924]

Beautiful!

[@ОлександерСеменіхін]

Amen 🙏 Panie Jezu Chryste, zmiłuj się nad nami! Amen 🙏 Bardzo! Bardzo ładne śpięw! Dziękuję! Uwielbiam gregoriański spiew! Życzę Bożego błogosławieństwa i zdrowie! Niech Matka Boża bronie w USA! Amen 🙏 Serdecznie pozdrawiam ze LWOWA, Ukraina! Pokój wam!

[@suegorski5919]

Love this

[@freddoliveira]

🙂🙂

[@user-qr9uh1fd8g]

I was always ' jealous ' on Ash Wed. I love you

[@moonjobs]

Hermoso himno de cuaresma!!! Hermoso Arreglo a voces!!!

[@tinarusso467]

In Italy in our gregorium chants we sing it less fast. Anyway you both have beautiful voices and TY for your translation.

[@보르그랜드-Bolgland]

Wonderful chant :)

[@JohTokan]

So touchy and heartfelt. Deo gratis!

[@JohTokan]

Deo gratias!

[@scordova98]

ahhh man I miss the old version please put it back up! It's much easier for me to practice to because I'm a base and it's pitched juuust right

[@neumesandtunes]

I’m glad you are enjoying singing with this! It is actually the same version as the other video just re-recorded to sound nicer. The pitches should all be the same. If, however, you’d really like that link to the older one, you can shoot me an email and I will send it over.

[@ОлександерСеменіхін]

Bardzo! Bardzo ładne śpięw! Dziękuję! Uwielbiam gregoriański spiew! Życzę Bożego błogosławieństwa i zdrowie! Niech Matka Boża bronie! Amen 🙏. Serdecznie pozdrawiam! Z modlitwą ze LWOWA, Ukraina! POKÓJ WAM!​@@neumesandtunes

[@joachim847]

Or - just hear me out - open up "Celestial A DRONE - Ambient Backing Track #2" in another KZbin tab and sing along in parallel fifths 😎

[@selmasel6584]

❤✝️❤✝️❤

[@sallystern2826]

where can this music be purchased on CD?

[@neumesandtunes]

This piece is available on most streaming platforms as well as on iTunes for purchase at $.99

[@dariaschooler]

Is this sung with 432 Hz tuning?

[@1Immortalmortal]

I would like it, maybe, if we didn't have to do it every single Mass during Lent. Kind of gets old. Especially when most people don't bother singing. I like listening to your renditions.

[@IzakD8]

90% of the Mass is said every week of the year. Do you also get tired of singing the Gloria every week as well? That's a silly argument.

[@RL-od7fz]

How on earth could this “get old”?

[@letinhsong8024]

i have NEVER heard this sung at mass. I discovered it about three years ago, and listen to it on youtube and sing it by myself mostly every day of Lent, and I never get tired of it!!! I think you are very blessed if you get to hear this sung every week during Lent!! Sometimes I wake up and Ive been singing it in my sleep!

[@rx0102]

@@letinhsong8024 You should go to a Traditional Latin Mass!

[@letinhsong8024]

@@rx0102 i have gone, but i kinda get lost in it. i prefer English mass.

[@JacquesMigne]

technically gregorian chant is only men...but I loved it

[@AlexofAddison]

What’s the women only version?

[@cruz8311]

Donde se enseña eso? Nunca lo había escuchado y llevo bastante tiempo tratando de formarme en liturgia.

[@cruz8311]

Por ejemplo, en un monasterio benedictino de monjas, no cantan gregoriano? Que cantan entonces?

[@vivariuminstitute]

Can you please cite a source? Nowhere does the Church teach this, nor is there any historical evidence for such a claim.

[@JacquesMigne]

@@vivariuminstitute Teach what? You need to use proper nouns in speech. -- If you are referring to women aren't supposed to be in choirs, that has been church teaching for over 1,000 years. Only In 1956, mixed choirs were allowed but only if there wasn't enough men and should be separated, and that is generally held to be for sacred polyphony, not gregorian chant.