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Hymnus Eucharisticus
Staff Notation • Sacred, Hymns, Eucharistic songs
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Hymnus Eucharisticus by Benjamin Rogers — Lyrics
Te Deum Patrem colimus,
Te Laudibus prosequimur,
qui corpus cibo reficis,
coelesti mentem gratia.
Te adoramus, O Jesu,
Te, Fili unigenite,
Te, qui non dedignatus es
subire claustra Virginis.
Actus in crucem, factus est (forte legendum est: factus es?)
irato Deo victima
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About Hymnus Eucharisticus
Benjamin Rogers' Hymnus Eucharisticus is a setting for SATB voices of a Latin text. The words express profound adoration of the Trinity, from the Father who sustains us with heavenly grace to the Son, Jesus, who was incarnate and became a sacrifice for humanity, and the Holy Spirit who enabled Mary's conception of God. The text celebrates the immense mystery of salvation, concluding with praise for the Triune God as the author of human redemption. This piece offers a rich devotional experience, suitable for services focusing on the Eucharist or general occasions of sacred praise, inviting the choir to offer their voices in celebration of profound theological truths.
