The Priests - Ag Crióst an Siól (In Concert At Armagh Cathedral)

Music video by The Priests performing Ag Crióst an Siól. (C) 2008 Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited
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[@gbronzich]

English translation of the song: Christ's is the seed, Christ's is the crop, in the barn of God may we be brought. Christ's is the sea, Christ's is the fish, in the nets of God may we be caught. From growth to age, from age to death, Thy two arms, O Christ, about us. From death to end, not end but rebirth, in blessed Paradise may we be.

[@slavicgypsy5535]

Thank you Beautiful

[@BernieFloresca]

Thank you, @bronzich

[@earliemariaknuckles9219]

Simple wonderful and marvelous!!

[@gaggymott9159]

Rev Fr Martin O'Hagan (on the left) is the Parish Priest of my home town. I'm not Roman Catholic, but he gets my respect....Why? He has brought true Ecumenism to our town. Catholics attend services like Remembrance Sunday, indeed Fr Martin was the first RC Priest to officiate at the Royal British Legion Service. His very first words to everyone at Mass are 'You are extremely welcome this morning, from ALL Faith backgrounds, and none'....Growing up during our troubled past...these words of welcome ring long in my ears

[@earliemariaknuckles9219]

for some reason, I just love the mathematical correctness and timing of the song.

[@MaggieClarkSLC]

Just gorgeous!!

[@chrisgibson8882]

Et allé...je vais encore pleurer 😭😭😭❤

[@chiarabera3220]

Bravissimi Chiara 😘

[@chiarabera3220]

Ho problemi di udito e non ho sentito il flauto all inizio ma Ho sentito i sacerdoti the Priest cantare bellissimo quando non ci sono più gli acuti ma i bassi grazie sentito anche a me piace tantissimo suonare il flauto ❤

[@DidYaServe]

They give good mass. Look at that chalice work. Effortless.

[@joecaprani5772]

some of the pronunciation is slightly suspect, but an otherwise beautiful rendition.

[@chrisgibson8882]

En même temps, quelle est cette langue compliquée?😊

[@TheHobade]

@@chrisgibson8882 It's Irish (Gaelic). There are 6 Celtic languages, Including Breton, which I believe the people are trying to restore in schools throughout Brittany. Manx and Cornish I've read have died but that is not from a solid source.