Traditional Gregorian chant - Veni Creator Spiritus video free download
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The Vespers hymn for the feast of Pentecost, Veni Creator Spiritus, sung by a group of seminarians.
This Gregorian chant piece is the Latin version of "Come, Holy Ghost", a common Catholic hymn used at Confirmations.
The seminarians immerse themselves in the timeless Liturgy of the Catholic Church, chanting the Hours of the Divine Office in common, and attending the Holy Sacrifice of Mass (Tridentine rite) every day. Each day is well ordered: Mass, prayer, study, recreation, and work. All seminarians learn Gregorian chant, and make use of it every day. They chant the Hours of Prime, Sext, Vespers (Sunday only), and Compline. There are Sung Masses (Missa Cantata) on all 1st and 2nd class feasts, and there is a Solemn Requiem Mass every month. Many seminarians own a personal copy of the Liber Usualis.
Some of their best chant has been recorded, which gave birth to the "Chant Compendium" series of Gregorian chant CDs.
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6 years ago
James Martinelli
12 Novus Ordo-ites joined them. (25) now.8 years ago
Tyler Fitzgerald
what seminary is this filmed at?8 years ago
s marie
+1. Veni Creator Spiritus,mentes tuorum visita,imple superna gratiaquae tu creasti pectora.2. Qui diceris Paraclitus,altissimi donum Dei,fons vivus, ignis, caritas,et spiritalis unctio.3. Tu, septiformis munere,Dexterae Dei tu digitus,Tu rite promissum Patris,sermone ditans guttura.4. Accende lumen sensibus:infunde amorem cordibus:infirma nostri corporisvirtute firmans perpeti.5. Hostem repellas longius,pacemque dones protinus:ductore sic te praeviovitemus omne noxium.6. Per te sciamus da Patrem,noscamus atque Filium;Teque utriusque Spiritumcredamus omni tempore.7. Deo Patri sit gloria, et Filio,qui a mortuis surrexit,ac Paraclito,in saeculorum saecula. Amen.* * * * *1. Come, Holy Spirit, Creator blest,and in our souls take up Thy rest;come with Thy grace and heavenly aidto fill the hearts which Thou has made. 2. O Comforter, to Thee we cry,O heavenly gift of God Most High,O fount of life and fire of love,and sweet anointing from above. 3. Thou in Thy sevenfold gifts are known;Thou, finger of God's hand we own;Thou, promise of the Father,Thou Who dost the tongue with power imbue. 4. Kindle our sense from above,and make our hearts overflow with love;with patience firm and virtue highthe weakness of our flesh supply. 5. Far from us drive the foe we dread,and grant us Thy peace instead;so shall we not, with Thee for guide,turn from the path of life aside. 6. Oh, may Thy grace on us bestowthe Father and the Son to know;and Thee, through endless times confessed,of both the eternal Spirit blest. 7. Now to the Father and the Son,Who rose from death, be glory given,with Thou, O Holy Comforter,henceforth by all in earth and heaven. Amen.9 years ago
greg k
I've been to this seminary for ordinations. Love the song9 years ago
maria agustin taolin
amazing :)9 years ago
Nick Carbone
Can you send me the sheet music?9 years ago
Robert Morin
Blessed Pentecost to my faithful brethren! Wonderfully sung version of the ancient hymn of the Anniversary of the Church and the Descent of the Holy Spirit unto all those baptized in Christ.10 years ago
Dominic
Always loved this chant. When I was still a sweet Catholic school boy I sang in the choir and this was the first latin chant I learned. I remember I was so excited to get home so I could chant it for my parents, both of whom were raised in the pre-Vatican 2 church. I must admit, I made my mother cry. haha10 years ago
Shirley Beyer
Beautiful very, very, beautiful.10 years ago
Harun Salman
This was chanted by the carmelitan martyrs of Compiégne, during french revolution. May we all be inspired by their strenght and blessed by this beautiful chant!11 years ago
Mari Stella
You know, I figured that after I saw that this piece of chant was from there. I wouldn't be too sad about the lack of +Williamson though because while the priests formed under him were excellent, the priests exiting under Fr. LeRoux testify to the quality of their formation as well. God bless the SSPX, they are a light in the darkness. May the Holy Ghost guide and protect you in discerning your vocation.11 years ago
Fithawi Berhane
Beautiful11 years ago
libro-legisto
Beate Ioannes uicesime tertie. ora pro nobis11 years ago
Robert Morin
I loved it when my dad sung this with the St. Charles Choir. One of my favorite Pentecostal hymns to be sure.11 years ago
Jacob Biddle
13 Protestants disliked, shame on them11 years ago
ThePatriotess1
How lovely. Spiritual and inspiring for every Chirstian, Catholic or Protestant, Orthodox or Unitarian. And the photos are equally beautiful. How it fills the soul with joy. Thankyou for posting. friend.11 years ago
muisire
This is one of my favourite Christian hymns ever. I read somewhere many years ago that the tune may once have been used by the Roman army as a march but that their words had been lost...11 years ago
Charles Gibson
Beautiful, and essential to our daily lives as the air we breathe .12 years ago
