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The Magnificat is recorded in the Gospel of Saint Luke 1:46-55. The Gospel says that when Our Lady met her cousin Elisabeth, she was pregnant with Our Lord, and Elisabeth was pregnant with St. JohnContinue readingMagnificat

This is another version of Our Lady’s sublime prayer, with a liturgical antiphon from Evening Prayer I of the Common of the Blessed Virgin Mary added in as a chorus. In the name of theContinue readingMagnificat (Vespers Version)

Hail, Holy Queen Enthroned Above was first published in 1687 as Gegrüßet seist du, Königin by Servant of God Johann Georg Seidenbusch. Johann had a devotion to Our Lady from a young age. As aContinue readingHail, Holy Queen Enthroned Above

This piece was written by His Eminence Nicholas Patrick Stephen Wiseman, the first Archbishop of Westminster after the re-legalization of Catholicism in England. I’ve included it here in honor of da Pope, our newly-elected HolyContinue readingGod Bless da Pope

Immaculate Mary, also known as the Lourdes Hymn, was written by Pere Jean Gaignet in 1873, after he made a pilgrimage to the site of Our Lady of Lourdes’s apparitions to St. Bernadette Soubirous. ImmaculateContinue readingImmaculate Mary

The original Mary, Don’t Weep is a Black-American spiritual – considered one of the most important spirituals – which originated sometime before the Civil War. The original version is directed at St. Mary of Bethany,Continue readingMary, Don’t Weep

Also known as O Sanctissima (Oh, Most Holy), the Sicilian Mariner’s Hymn was first published in London in 1792 as a traditional Sicilian hymn, but its origins are a little murky: it might actually comeContinue readingThe Sicilian Mariner’s Hymn

In various forms, the Angelus has been prayed for about a millennium in the Catholic Church, traditionally at six in the morning, noon, and six in the evening. It’s also prayed by some high-church AnglicanContinue readingAngelus

This is an English translation of a liturgical prayer found in the Rite of the Holy Sepulchre, commonly called the Carmelite Rite. A rite is a form of the Prayer of the Church – theContinue readingFlower of Carmel