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Keywords: outdoor building architecture arch Here at this chapel, belonging to the Angelicum, we attended Eucharistic Benediction where the Te Deum was chanted in Latin before the Divine Office. Before Adoration and Benediction, we had the time to translate the Te Deum outside of this chapel. It is one of my favorite ancient Christian hymns of praise to God. Although there are many musicians who have composed wonderful music to this hymn over the centuries, it seems none compare to the Tonus Solemnis in Gregorian Chant, which we had the benefit to hear at the beginning of the Divine Office in this chapel. Here at this chapel, belonging to the Angelicum, we attended Eucharistic Benediction where the Te Deum was chanted in Latin before the Divine Office. Before Adoration and Benediction, we had the time to translate the Te Deum outside of this chapel. It is one of my favorite ancient Christian hymns of praise to God. Although there are many musicians who have composed wonderful music to this hymn over the centuries, it seems none compare to the Tonus Solemnis in Gregorian Chant, which we had the benefit to hear at the beginning of the Divine Office in this chapel. Monti - Angelicum 2251.JPG Roma santi Domenico e Sisto Angelicum own user Lalupa Lalupa Santi Domenico e Sisto Rome Here at this chapel, belonging to the Angelicum, we attended Eucharistic Benediction where the Te Deum was chanted in Latin before the Divine Office. Before Adoration and Benediction, we had the time to translate the Te Deum outside of this chapel. It is one of my favorite ancient Christian hymns of praise to God. Although there are many musicians who have composed wonderful music to this hymn over the centuries, it seems none compare to the Tonus Solemnis in Gregorian Chant, which we had the benefit to hear at the beginning of the Divine Office in this chapel.
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