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The Pasch Approaches
02:40
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Interlude - Expectation
02:27
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Lament for Jerusalem
02:41
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Jerusalem, Jerusalem,
if you knew what makes for peace...
How I would gather you under my wings!
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Spiritus Domini pacem.
Salve Corpus Domini, Locus Spiritus.
Eng: The Spirit of the Lord is peace.
Hail, the Body of the Lord, the dwelling-place of the Spirit.
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Interlude - Peace
01:36
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In this bread I find his Body broken, fully given,
sign of Mystery, freely given:
Word made flesh, now made bread.
What immeasurable Love!
“This is My Body.”
At this last supper with his friends,
He takes the bread, and breaks it, saying:
“This is My Body, given for you.”
Word made flesh, now made bread.
What immeasurable Love!
At then the cup he takes and blesses,
Love’s self-giving, saying:
“This is My Blood, poured out for you.”
Word made flesh, now made drink.
What immeasurable Love!
The whole Paschal Mystery here is hidden,
as a gift for all the ages.
Love over hatred, Life over death.
Communion enduring eternal.
In this single gift given that we may live in Him:
What immeasurable Love!
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Interlude - Reaching Out
02:07
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That They May Be One
06:52
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Interlude - Serenity
02:05
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Gethsemane
03:57
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Under a Full Moon
08:47
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Interlude - Perseverance
02:57
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The Traitor Comes
02:19
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Interlude - Sorrow
03:46
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Joshua Elzner and Catherine Guilbeau Texas
We believe that beauty, all beauty, is a sign and a sacrament of the One who himself is Beauty. Every created thing, every glimmer of glory, every echo of harmony, is a word from the God who fashioned all things out of his immeasurable love. And in all created words, silent, spoken, visible, musical, the one Word is made known: "And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us." ... more
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