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The St. Peter Kyriale: an Ordinariate Kyriale emerges.

Shaping up nicely is a new Kyriale for the Ordinariate.

The Very Reverend Fr. Carl Reid, who edited the recently published St. Peter Gradual, in consultation with Msgr. Peter Wilkinson, a Consultor to the Anglicanae Traditiones Commission, is editing a companion work entitled The St. Peter Kyriale (Music For The Mass) that presents the Ordinary chants of the Mass (Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus-Benedictus, Agnus Dei) and other essential melodies (e.g., Asperges MeVidi Aquam, Alme Pater, Advent Prose and Lenten Prose, Preface Dialogue, Pater Noster, Salve Regina, etc.). See below, a few tidbits.

Like the Saint Peter Gradual, the new Kyriale will be an excellent addition to the Ordinariate liturgical repertoire, preserving and celebrating the Anglican Patrimony in communion with the Catholic Church.

Stay tuned for additional updates and a release date.
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Note: version 2.0 has just been received.
Further updates forthcoming.

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