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Yet Another Year of Insanity

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Tag: David L. Miller

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The Great Litany and new Gospel Acclamations

February 26, 2012

Today was the first Sunday in Lent, and for the last twenty-five years, we have begun the service with “The Great Litany” by Peter Hallock. Carl Crosier and I first heard this setting at St. Mark’s Cathedral in Seattle, and what I was struck by was the music’s power to “put you in another place.” The… Read More The Great Litany and new Gospel Acclamations

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