Women in Chant
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With Women in Chant, the nuns of the Regina Laudis Abbey invite you to enter their sacred cloister and into the divine mystery embodied within the spiritual cycles of a woman's life—the virgin, the bride, the spouse, and the mother.
Recorded here for the first time is a complete repertoire of prayer in song to the Four Virgin Martyrs and Our Lady of Sorrows—a celebration devoted solely to the praise of womanhood and the divine. For the women of Regina Laudis, this is much more than a musical performance: it is the highest form of prayer, a deep and abiding contemplative practice with the power to communicate to listeners the life of God as no other music does. Now you can share in this rare celebration of the holy feminine spirit with Women in Chant. Twenty-four hymns, antiphons, and other works in the original Latin.
Format Details
| Audio | |
|---|---|
| Contents | Digital Audio (1 hour, 1 minute) |
| Product Code | MM00004W |
| ISBN Number | 978-1-62203-256-3 |
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About Benedictine Nuns of the Abbey of Regina Laudis
Regina Laudis is a monastery of contemplative Benedictine women living in union with the Roman Catholic Church and following the Rule of St. Benedict according to the Primitive Observance. Founded in 1947 in Bethlehem, Connecticut by Mother Benedict Duss.
