Gaudete: What are the lyrics to the 16th-century Latin Christmas carol?

What are the lyrics to the Christmas carol 'Gaudete'? - Classical Music

Gaudete Sunday On this Third Sunday of Advent, the Church hears the call: Gaudete Rejoice, for the Lord is near. In the midst of Advent’s penitential tone, the liturgy allows a gentle opening of joy, a foretaste of Christmas already shining on the horizon. It is important to say this clearly: the rose (pink) chasuble of Gaudete Sunday is a tradition proper to the Latin Church alone. It does not belong to the Oriental or Eastern Churches, whose liturgical spirituality and calendar express joy and

The third Sunday of Advent is called Gaudete Sunday. Here are a few things to know about this important day during the Advent season: 1) What does Gaudete mean? "Gaudete" is a Latin word meaning "rejoice." It comes from the opening word of the introit (entrance song) of the third Sunday of Advent liturgy, which is derived from Philippians 4:4-5: "Rejoice in the Lord always; again I say, rejoice. Indeed, the Lord is near." 2) Why pink (rose)? The priests wear rose colored vestments on this day. T

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For the first #MusicMonday of Women's History Month, we're highlighting our all women's rendition of Gaudete by Michael Engelhardt. An adaption from the 1582 Piae Cantiones, this piece mixes contemporary percussion and rhythms with the medieval melody to create a modern, lively rendition of the song! Enjoy the full performance by clicking the link in our bio.#musicmonday #angelcitychorale #losangeleschoir #livemusic #fyp #explorepage #choralmusic #gaudete #womenschoir #womenshistorymonth #womeni