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1 Hour of Beautiful Gregorian Chant for Catholic Mass and Devotion

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28 of the most well-known Catholic Gregorian Chants used in the Traditional Latin Mass and Catholic devotions like Benediction and Marian processions. Subtitles in LATIN, English, and 7 other languages are available (Click on the CC button!). Please LIKE and SHARE! Please also read the very important information below. 0:00 Adoremus In Aeternum: Chant used for Benediction/Holy Communion (technically half of it is sacred polyphony but still lovely). {Milan Cathedral, Italy} 02:35 Adoro Te Devote: Words written as private Eucharistic prayer by St Thomas Aquinas. Put to chant later. Also sung during Benediction, Holy Communion and particularly Eucharistic processions. {St Thomas Aquinas} 04:30 Agnus Dei: The “Missa de Angelis” Agnus Dei (VIII). The most common Agnus Dei for a Sung Latin Mass. {A Latin Mass wedding} 05:52 Alma Redemptoris Mater: 1 of 4 Marian antiphons sung at end of Compline. {Friar in a Monk’s cloister in Durham Cathedral, UK} 07:05 Asperges Me: Sung during Asperges (washing) before a Sung Latin Mass during the year, apart from Lent, when Vidi Aquam is sung (not included here). {Chant parchment of “Asperges Me”} 09:15 Ave Maria: The “Hail Mary” in Latin. {Our Lady} 10:16 Ave Regina Caelorum: 1 of 4 Marian antiphons sung at end of Compline. {Brompton Oratory, London, UK} 11:08 Ave Verum Corpus: Eucharistic chant attributed to Pope Innocent VI in 14th Century. Used during Benediction and Holy Communion. {Some nuns} 12:50 Confiteor: The “I confess” in Latin. Priest & Altar Server say this during a Latin Mass. Also contains another version of Kyrie Eleison (XI - Missa Orbis Factor). {Some monks} 16:15 Credo: The “Missa de Angelis” Nicene Creed (III). The most common Creed for a Sung Latin Mass. {Marian procession} 21:02 Crux Fidelis: Sung during Veneration of the Cross in a Sung Latin Mass on Good Friday. {Christ Carrying the Cross; Leonardo Da Vinci} 24:27 Gloria: The “Missa de Angelis” Gloria (VIII). The most common Gloria for a Sung Latin Mass. {Sisters of Life} 27:27 Kyrie Eleison: The “Missa de Angelis” Kyrie Eleison (VIII) The most common Kyrie for a Sung Latin Mass. {Divine Mercy} 30:03 Magnificat: Spoken by Our Lady to Elizabeth at the Visitation. Sung during Vespers. {Papal audience in St Peter’s Square, Vatican City} 33:16 Memorare: The “Remember O most gracious Virgin Mary…” in Latin. {Our Lady} 35:16 Pange Lingua: Sung at Feast of Corpus Christi. Contains “Tantum Ergo…” sung during Benediction. Words also written by Aquinas. {Genuflection during Latin Mass} 38:19 O Salutaris Hostia: Sung sometimes before Adoration. Words again written by Aquinas. {Pope Francis holding the Blessed Sacrament} 39:49 Pascha Nostrum: Sung as Alleluia on Easter Sunday. {Fr Georges Lemaître, discoverer of the Big Bang Theory} 41:04 Pater Noster: The “Our Father” in Latin. {The Trinity: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.} 42:24 Puer Natus Est Nobis: Introit for Christmas Mass. {Nativity of Jesus} 44:54 Regina Caeli: Sung during Easter. 1 of 4 Marian antiphons sung at end of Compline. {Mosaic in Basilica of St Paul, Rome, Italy} 45:46 Salve Regina: The “Hail Holy Queen” in Latin. 1 of 4 Marian antiphons sung at end of Compline. {Marian procession in Fatima; Portuguese village where Our Lady astonished 70,000 mostly atheists with a great miracle in Oct 1917} 47:43 Sanctus: The “Missa de Angelis” Sanctus (VIII). The most common Sanctus for a Sung Latin Mass. {Basilica de Sacre Coeur, Paris, France} 49:35 Te Deum: Sung during Liturgy of the Hours. Attributed to St Ambrose & St Augustine in 4th century. {Altar Servers} 56:24 Ubi Caritas: Sung during Washing of the Feet on Maundy Thursday. {Assorted saints} 58:18 Veni Creator Spiritus: Sung at a priest’s ordination, a bishop’s consecration and as Cardinals enter the Sistine Chapel to elect a new Pope. {Ordination of 8 priests in Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis, USA} 1:01:49 Veni Sancte Spiritus: Sequence for Mass of Pentecost {Lamb of God stained glass window} 1:04:36 Victimae Paschale: Sequence for Mass on Easter Sunday. {Resurrection of Christ} Disclaimer: I do not own any of the pictures or the chants themselves. This video is produced solely for the educational and recreational benefit of the viewers and is not in any way profit-making, (other than in souls for Christ!). IMPORTANT: This video is best viewed using "Ad Blocker", which is a free program you can find on the internet. I have no control over any ads that may appear here since I’m not profiting whatsoever from this video. Flooding videos with ads is something new YouTube has started doing. Often these ads can be quite unpleasant (to say the least!) and I'm sorry I have no control over this, as I don't own the pictures or chants. If you are using a phone or tablet, viewing this video through YouTube on a web browser (and not the YouTube app) might get rid of the ads. *** This video is dedicated to my spiritual mentors Archbishop Fulton Sheen and St Francis de Sales.