Something Which Is Known - GregoryNorbet

"Something Which Is Known" is a song known by many Catholics and those of other denominations around the world, not so much for its title, but for its "Alleluia" chorus which invariably inspires everyone listening to sing along. It's one of many fine songs composed by Gregory Norbet, available on his website, www.gregorynorbet.org.

[@lizdrouin9588]

My mentor..Gregory....his music lives in my heart

[@lovesings2us]

The beauty of the Risen One comes right through this gently sung song! Thank you so much, God and Gregory!

[@bradyaero]

wonderful, thank you.

[@jrwheeler1956]

I remember with great fondness, the many retreats that I attended with Mount Wachusett Community College Newman Association at the Weston Priory. The music of the monks touched my life forever. Much thanks are owed to Brother Gregory.

[@cjrvision]

I had this song in my wedding before the Gospel....gave me chills..honeymooned in Vermont....visited the Weston Priory for vespers.....magical time....a humble thanks.....Chris

[@lorriemacgregor8206]

Will always love this as my miracle song.

[@mariakrasinski2639]

I wrote a response to the call of Alleluia, years ago. A counter-tenor comes in on the note of "le" in the second and fourth alleluia's. i'd be happy to sing it for anyone.

[@wimpie560]

Dear Gregory: Brings back such wonderful memories of you and your gift of music. How great to find you on the Tube. The times at the monastery listening to you write your music. Alicia and I sat under the window looking at the landscape of hearing the sounds of nature. It didn't get better than that!

[@ksb994]

"This our hope for you, alive in God's own spirit" - Incredibly beautiful and divine, a moving and powerful glimpse of what is possible. Thank you so much, Gregory!

[@kenberger4364]

Heard this at Weston Priory in the mid-1970s. Beautiful liturgy!

[@johnreyguiritan3743]

This song is culled from one of the Johannine letters, and speaks about the evangelist's actual life journey with the Source of Life...a very beautiful reflection indeed!

[@JewelBlueIbanez]

I wish this song was on iTunes so I could listen to it in my car.

[@devongaynor5019]

In remembrance of the Sisters of Mercy of Alpha Convent of Mercy, Kingston, Jamaica. W.I.

[@eltygiraud]

I love this song...Well, in fact..I do have all the songs from the Monks if Weston Priory.

[@lorriemacgregor8206]

That song led me to the Priory many years ago🎁

[@topblknavy]

reminds me of the times i visited the monastery, the most peaceful times i can remember. well, except for mating time in the summer with those frogs, uggg. :-(

[@wimpie560]

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