Name: William Faulkner on writing by brainpicker in something to think about. . .
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something to think about. . .

Communion chant for 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time - B & C
Text: Roman Missal / Mark 11:23-24 / Psalm 61
Music: Paul F. Jernberg
Cor Unum Chorale
Paul Jernberg, conductor
Recorded at St. John the Guardian of Our Lady Parish
Clinton, MA
January 4, 2022

Communion Chant: "Amen, I say to you"

Offertory Chant: You will save the humble people
Mass for Persecuted Christians
Texts: Roman Missal / Gregorian Missal (in English Translation)
Music: Paul F. Jernberg

Cor Unum Artists
Paul Jernberg, director

Recorded at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
Clinton, Massachusetts

Joel Conrad, recording engineer

Offertory Chant: You will save the humble people

Universal Prayer - Mass for Persecuted Christians
(from the Great Litany in the Byzantine Vespers service, composed by Roman Hurko and adapted to the English text by Paul Jernberg)

Universal Prayer (Roman Hurko, composer)

Communion Antiphon
From the Propers for the Mass for Persecuted Christians
Text: Roman Missal
Music: Paul Jernberg
Cor Unum Chorale
Paul Jernberg, conductor
recorded May 17, 2022
St. John the Evangelist Church
Clinton, Massachusetts

Communion Antiphon: That which I tell you in the dark

Thy Resurrection (German: Deine Auferstehung) is an ancient mystical christian prayer chant which is sung in christian-orthodox liturgies in the Easter celebration of the Ressurrection of Christ worldwide. As usual in the orthodox tradition, it is originally sung by choir and voices only. I created a new interpretation of it in the way it resonates in my heart, using the German language. The Chant combines elements of worship, purification of the heart, connecting with God and requesting the help of the Divine.

In the moving easter liturgy, there burns a candle on the altar that is never extinguished (the "unsleeping light"). At midnight, the Paschal Matins start and the priest lights his triple candle, the Paschal Trikirion, from the unsleeping fire, symbolizing the invincible light in the darkness of the world. Leaving the altar, he sings to the people: "Come receive the light from the light that is never overtaken by night, and glorify Christ, Who is risen from the dead!" The light then spreads throughout the dark church, from candle to candle, enlightening everybody inside and finally the whole world, casting away the darkness and showing everybody who has eyes to see, what they should go after in their own inner being.

Deine Auferstehung, Christus Erretter,
lobsingen die Engel in die Himmel,
auch uns auf Erden mach würdig,
reinen Herzens Dich zu preisen.

Deine Auferstehung, Christus Erretter, 
lobsingen die Engel in die Himmel,
auch uns auf Erden mach würdig,
reinen Herzens Dich zu preisen.

Which translates to:

Thy Resurrection, Christ Savior,
the Angels in Heaven sing.
Enable us on Earth
to glorify Thee in purity of Heart.

Thy Resurrection, Christ Savior,
the Angels in Heaven sing.
Enable us on Earth
to glorify God in purity of Heart.

Lyrics: Traditional Chant "Thy Resurrection"
Vocals, Arrangement & Production: Patrick Lenk

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Chant of the Deep

Thy Resurrection

Speaker(s): Professor Gerd Gigerenzer | Remember the volcanic ash cloud over Iceland? The subprime disaster? What about mad cow disease? Each new crisis makes us worry until we start worrying about the next one. When something goes wrong, we are told that the way to prevent further crises is through better technology, more laws, and bigger bureaucracy. How to protect ourselves from the threat of terrorism? Homeland security, full body scanners, further sacrifice of individual freedom. How to counteract exploding costs in health care? Tax hikes, rationalization, better genetic markers. One idea is absent from these lists: risk-savvy citizens. And there is a reason for that. Many experts have concluded that people are basically hopeless when it comes to risk and, like a child who needs a parent, require continuous “nudging." Against this pessimistic view, I will argue that instead of being the solution, experts are often part of the problem, and that everyone can learn to deal with risk and uncertainty on their own. A democracy needs risk-savvy citizens who cannot be easily frightened into surrendering their money, their welfare, and their liberty. Gerd Gigerenzer is managing director of the Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Berlin, former professor of psychology at the University of Chicago and author of Risk Savvy: How to Make Good Decisions. Wed, 21 May 2014 18:30:00 GMT

Risk Savvy: how to make good decisions [Audio]

Speaker(s): Dr William MacAskill | Should I work for a non-profit organisation in Africa? Or should I go into the City, and try to earn as much as I can to donate to good causes? William MacAskill is a research associate in the Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics at the University of Oxford and is also president of 80,000 Hours ethical career advisory service. Credits: Tom Sturdy (Audio Post-Production), LSE AV Services (Audio Recording) Tue, 3 Jun 2014 18:30:00 GMT

On Making a Difference and Choosing a Career [Audio]

Transcript and background: http://www.brainpickings.org/2014/09/25/william-faulkner-university-of-virginia-recording/

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William Faulkner on writing

Gregorian Chants & Meditations

Christus Natus Est Nobis

Lumen ad revelationem

Glory to God
Mass of St. Philip Neri
Cor Unum Chorale
Paul Jernberg, composer and conductor
February 1, 2019
St. John the Evangelist Church
Clinton, Massachusetts

Glory to God: Mass of St. Philip Neri

The Lord's Prayer: Mass of St. Philip Neri
Cor Unum Chorale
Paul Jernberg, composer and conductor
February 1, 2019
St. John the Evangelist Church
Clinton, Massachusetts

William Faulkner on writing

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