[Magdalen] Here We Go Again.

[James Handsfield]

Not just a dozen - the hymnal should, IMO, have hymns in many languages, particularly English and Spanish - maybe even English and Spanish verses to most hymns.

But I brought it up as identifying a trend, at least in the south, not saying what could be done now.  St. Bede’s has both Spanish BCPs and El Himnario.


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Jim Handsfield
jhandsfield at att.net




> On Jul 4, 2015, at 3:36 PM, Jim Guthrie <jguthrie at pipeline.com> wrote:
> 
> I'm not sure a dozen Spanish language hymns constitutes "bi lingual."
> 
> Parishes with a substantial Spanish-speaking cohort (or all-Spanish with money or a supportive Bishop, at least <g>) use the official TEC "El Himnario" which offers a full selection of hymns and service music. I've used my copy in joint services with St Andreas in Brooklyn.