[Magdalen] A la Reserche du Temp Perdue.

[Lynn Ronkainen]

David, I agree that it is pleasant to recount past events that were special 
in our lives.  It is said that this is a healthy pastime. Glad to hear that 
these thoughts brought you joy today.

Lynn

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From: "cantor03--- via Magdalen" <magdalen at herberthouse.org>
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Subject: [Magdalen] A la Reserche du Temp Perdue.

>
> My Eucharistic minister turned 80 today and joins me
> at this milestone. I generally do not go down into the
> Valley for church when everything is covered with
> snow and ice.  Though the snow and ice may well
> be gone by the end of March, he is putting together
> his route for dispensing Communion on Maundy
> Thursday, and I put myself on his list for that feast day.
>
> On the subject of Maundy thursday, which is this year
> coming up soon on 29 March, I thought of the 25 years
> I sang the wonderful Josquin des Prez "Missa Pangua
> Lingua" with the Latin Riters in Scranton.  Then I checked
> You Tube that has a nice video accompanied by the
> "Kyrie" of the des Prez and featuring what is arguably
> the best choir of TEC USA as well as photos of the
> Maundy Liturgy of the choir's host church, Saint Clement's,
> Philadelphia.
>
> What a memory treasure that all this is for me as I dodder about
> in my 80's.
>
>
>
> David S.  Recommending googling You Tube for this video.
>
>
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