This is one of my all time favorite chants... perhaps even my #1. This is the devotional chant "Rorate Caeli," different and separate from the Introit chant of the same title, but obviously related. According to a Wikipedia article, "In the seventeenth century, [the] Rorate Caeli was arranged into a hymn combining the traditional text with other scriptural passages used in the liturgy for Advent. The earliest known version is in the Oratorian Officia Propria (1673); it also appears in French diocesan rites, such as the Rouen Processional of 1729 and 1763. The text is a collection of excerpts taken from the book of Isaiah (though sometimes given a poetic rendering). When the text speaks of Sion and Jerusalem being desolate and destroyed, we can see this as representative of our own souls, ruined by sin, but restored by penance and God's grace. The harmony in this song is by my good friends, Harpa Dei.

Rorate Caeli - Devotional

Te Deum (Il canto gregoriano nella tradizione popolare)

Te Deum

O Sapientia

Tota pulchra es Maria

Salve Mater Misericordiae

Salve Festa Dies

A collection of Sacred Hymns and Chants of the Catholic Faith performed by Giorgio Navarini and Liz Krestyn for the families of Mother of Divine Grace School.

Once In Royal David's City

Crown Him With Many Crowns

Lo! How A Rose E're Blooming

O Sacred Head, Surrounded

On This Day, O Beautiful Mother

A Catholic classical distance education program based on Laura Berquist's Designing Your Own Classical Curriculum.