"Jesus Christ Is Risen Today" from the Notre Dame Basilica
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- "Jesus Christ Is Risen Today" from the University of Notre Dame Basilica. It was the recessional hymn of the Mass of Ordination for my friend and former ND roommate, Gregory Haake, along with 3 other fellow ordained, on 4/14/07, the week after Easter (hence the seasonal hymn). Performed by the Notre Dame Liturgical Choir, it is perhaps the most powerful rendition of the hymn I've ever experienced.
That's True ..!! I am Catholic but i like to visit your Church Methodist love the people and music too Blessing you heart..
A Beautiful and BLESSED Easter to ALL! Christ has RISEN ! May your day be as bright as the sun He made ! B.A.
ALLELUJAH
Magnificent University of Notre Dame!
One Church, One Creed, One God.
This is so beautiful and powerful. One of my favourite things about Easter is attending mass and singing such inspiring hymns. Thanks for the video!
I absolutely love this miss the basilica
Wunderbar ! Ein tolles Lied/Osterhymne wunderbar vorgetragen von einem Kathedralchor !
This gave me chills! I can't imagine how it was being there! Thank you for sharing :)
Happy Easter!God bless all of you!
I play it in C sharp major. It keeps the choir on their toes!
Never in my life have I heard this sung in such a low key!
@oofahman To me the most important thing that the Bible says is in the Gospel of St.John, chapter 3 and verses 16 and 17, That WHOEVER believes in Jesus will be saved, and that He did not come to condemn, but to save. It does not differentiate between the various branches of the church. All those, whether Catholic, Quaker, Methodist, Baptist, or any other of the many Christian groups, who put their faith in Jesus can find salvation
CHRIST IS RISEN
ALLELUIA
That's gorgeous. That must have been SO beautiful being there! I like the key this is in, the regular key is WAY too high.
This is the key of B flat major and it sounds nicer In my opinion
It isn't. It's Methodist, written by Charles Wesley. All Christians should feel welcome to sing all Christian songs, disregarding denominations.
Are you trying to tell me Methodists are something outside of CHRISTIANS⁉⁉
If you ars, I'll definitely beg to differ. If you want to fight about it, I'm open to that, too🖕
They are happy!!!!
The single note runs on the organ. That part is completely omitted in Lutheran hymnals.
The Wesley brothers were priests in the Church of England to the day they died. They were part of an evangelical movement called Methodism which did not break from the C of E until 1805. The hymn is Anglican and the music was written by Ralph Vaughn Williams. The RC Church has incorporated many Protestant hymns because congregational singing in the vernacular was not common until after Vatican II except for benediciton hymns/
Edward Franks I correct myself. I think Williams arranged it, not wrote the music. .
+Edward Franks: Ralph Vaughn Williams, the great English Composer, helped with putting hymn books together for the church. Ironically, Williams did not believe in life after death.
+Edward Franks They sang this hymn in my Catholic Parish in Miami Oklahoma in the fifties.> I really am quite fond of this version.
Your saying then that Arvo Part is not the author. He stole the hymn and gave his name as the original author. Hardly smacks of a hymn in style. Find the original hymn and post it and I will believe you. As of today I do not.
Inspiring Hymn on the Resurrection.
We are lucky to even have Freedom of Religion so I would keep quiet all of you. You should be thankful we have freedoms like that.
@AttorneyCJones I do apologize for my rather snarky way of saying "This woman shouldn't be doing that." JesusThroughMary is absolutely right - the Sacred Liturgy does not belong to the cantor to just do whatever she darn well pleases, nor does it belong to the Priest to allow her to do whatever she darn well pleases. WHATEVER the reason is. Catholics are smart, they will figure out when to sing.
This is a time for listening to music inspired by the unseen power of God yet manifests itself here. The video in my view reflects the performers intention to share the good news on this wideworld forum. Criticism of such work should be independent and should be done privately, via email if possible. It is a time for celebration. As for the "person" with arms pointed upwards, can we just accept this person as the orchestra conductor?
Sorry !! Its Catholic But Does't matter We are All Christians right..! like Methodist church too .Blessings
YES, WE ARE MY BROTHER IN CHRIST.🕆🕆🕆🕆
You're both right. Charles Wesley wrote the 4th verse.
@MrMaksimchuk Well I don't claim to be any type of expert on what bishops do with their croziers!! But I always understood the rule to be that because the crozier symbolises juristiction only the diocesan ordinary or the metropolitan carries a crozier. A prior/abbot carries it closed to show he only has juristiction in his priory,etc. If you see a procession with all the bishops carrying croziers I'd say that would be rare! But any liturgy experts please clarify :-)
Who is the lady in the Druid gown holding her arms up occasionally?
I agree. This hymn is more commonly played in C Major, but sometimes B Flat Major sounds better.
Judging by this arrangement, it is the ND Folk Choir (And also by the fact the choir is not in cassock and alb.)
Judging by the way the bishop is carrying the crozier, he is not in his diocese!
Who are the men participating in the recessional?
Why did the congregation applaud ? Was it a performance? Or a worship service? I do not understand!
In the description it says it was an ordination mass, so I am guessing all of them were ordained as priests at this mass?
Can me someone answer, in which town and country this Univerysity of Notre Dame Basilica is ?
This is in South Bend, Indiana, United States
Thank you very much !
South Bend Indiana
❤Amen Fr😢😮😅😊
why do they start clapping when the songs not over when i went (Lutheran) the organist took a verse off i cant really tell if that's whats goin here beautiful tho
They are clapping for the newly ordained priests as the process out of the church.
In which way is that odd
@ConejosGuy This is really beautiful though.
Man, that's alot of priests!
Of course you can, but remember you are called to CELEBACY
I thought this song was traditionally an Episcopalian hymn?
I only remember that they were using this version on Easter Sunday at Sacred Heart church in Miami Oklahoma when I was a kid growing up the fifties. i loved that version, and I was only about 7 or 8 years old when I first remembered it I'm 73 now !
@clyffe347 If it bothers you, there are plenty of false religions to choose from. I'll stick with the true one, thanks.
@gpeg58 Which is utter rubbish. These people have been Catholics their whole lives - they know when to sit, stand and kneel, and they know when to sing, for the love of God. Stop playing games with the Sacred Liturgy.
This is the Latin Rite but they got rid of the Latin. Thus NO Mass. :)
@d10sturg they were clapping for a newly-ordained priest who was recessing from the church for the first time. while i usually don't like clapping during Mass, i'd say this was appropriate.
Why seek ye the living amongst the dead? He is not here, He is Risen!
I can never get through singing this at Easter Mass; I completely choke up by the third verse. "..where the angels ever sing!" Crying now.
me too.
I am crying knowing that we can't sing this hymn in person together
I'll be so happy when we can sing this again at Easter. Really brings tears to the eyes!!
The traditional hymns are so powerful and brilliantly written. Im hoping the contemporary piano, guitar, drums fad dies.
@@Richard-vq7ud I'm with you on that. I love the traditional pipe organ. It makes the hymns sound sound so rich.
Christ the Lord is risen! Alleluia!
@JewelBlueIbanez I must have missed the "hooting" and "cat-calling", but it's not uncommon at special masses like this to, say, give the choir a round of applause at the end of mass. Nothing sacrilegious about it. And to my Protestant brothers and sisters in Christ...may you have a wonderful Easter! God Bless...from a Catholic. Cheers
This is absolutely beautiful. Thank you for posting. I was raised Presbyterian and enter the Catholic Church last year intially through learning about the beauty of the Church's teaching about Natural Family Planning and then reading 'Rome Sweet Home' by Scott & Kimberly Hahn. Scott Hahn was a Presbyterian minister who converted to Catholicism. I had many of the same concerns about the Catholic Church that others have references below, and this book helped me immensely. Happy Easter to all!
alijeannem 8 years after you, we’re in the same boat! Nearly the same story as well. Blessed Easter upcoming to you
I wish my Evangelical Christian husband who is Southern Baptist was open to Dr. Hahn’s book. But he believes he was deceived by Satan, the Pope is the antiChrist and Catholics are not Christians
LYRICS:
Jesus Christ is risen today, Alleluia!
Our triumphant holy day, Alleluia!
Who did once, upon the cross, Alleluia!
Suffer to redeem our loss, Alleluia!
Hymns of praise then let us sing, Alleluia!
Unto Christ, our heavenly King, Alleluia!
Who endured the cross and grave, Alleluia!
Sinners to redeem and save, Alleluia!
But the pain which He endured, Alleluia!
Our salvation hath procured, Alleluia!
Now above the sky He's king, Alleluia!
Where the angels ever sing, Alleluia!
Sing we to our God above, Alleluia!
Praise eternal as His love, Alleluia!
Praise Him, all you heavenly host, Alleluia!
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, Alleluia!
HE IS RISEN INDEED! GLORIOUS PERFORMANCE! ABSOLUTELY AWESOME!
Samuel Manka amen
I just love this video, I have played it many times and i too have tears in my eyes.
@ConejosGuy There will always be anti-Catholics, and Catholic Bashers ... there were 3 nuns at a major league baseball game with their nun's attire which seemed to block some of the spectators view, the nuns were listening to those annoyed "lets never go to a game with Catholics, I hate Catholics .. after hearing this through the game, the Mother Superior turned around and told one of the spectators "Why don't you GO TO HELL! There's NO Catholics There !"
the words come from a Bohemian latin hymn; the 4th stanza was added by Wesley and the tune is Anglican from 1708 Lyrica Davidica.
BRAVO
This hymn brings tears to my eyes
One of the greatest hymns ever written to pay homage to Our Lord and Savior.
To all men and women who enter the life dedicated to HIM as priests, sisters, lay ministers, THANK YOU
Pax+
AMEN!!!!!
The author, Charles Wesley, was first an Anglican then became a Methodist. He wrote, "Christ The Lord Is Risen Today". It is a separate song from "Jesus Christ Is Risen Today", which is an anthem of the Catholic Church from the Middle Ages or earlier. The anthem's tune has been lost, and I would like to rediscover it or hope someone else can. The words are different too. Also the anthem has a more somber melody throughout.
“Rejoice together, all hearts!
Be gone, all pain and sorrow!
The Savior lives
and reigns in you!”
- J.S. Bach
Johann Sebastian Bach
Mass of Ordination...such a sight to behold. I've been to two. Both of them were for cousins of mine.
mass ordination on Easter Sunday? ....I heard of baptisms and maybe confirmations on Easter Vigil....but not ordinations....I guess...maybe so. These days a "mass" ordination is two.
I stumbled totally unexpectedly into the Anglican Church. Being raised Protestant,
when I attended the Christmas Eve Mass,
I was really impressed by the ceremony,
the lights and the glorious music!! I loved
my childhood church and still do, but that
first Anglican service was too beautiful to
describe! The following January, I met with
a priest and was soon confirmed as a member!
Allelulia,, Sing to Jesus, and Come down o love divine are standout hymns of many borrowed by Catholics. After all the theology is the same. glad to see Catholcis singing. German Catholics sure do because Germans, Protestants and Catholics have a choral tradition of congregatioanl singing.
Beautiful Easter Hymn
It very much resembles ancient Roman protocol for going to trial court with the emperor. Its cool because when you wanted to go into the Emperor's presence, you would go to a Bascilica, or Imperial courthouse. It is foreign to me, but to Roman Christians, it must have really made sense for them. For them, it was being in the court of God and that was the best way to remind them of that. Its so beautifully majestic and the choir sounded so beautiful.
wow Tom, you are tough! I can't make it through the first sentence! I am mush at this hymn
one of my two all-time favorite hymns.....(the other being How Great Thou Art)......Easter wasn''t Easter without singing that....tears streaming down my face as the organist nailed the volume peddle for the last verse.
Right?
FOR SURE MAN !!
@krezzykrezz Poppycock. It has nothing to do with women's rights. It has to do with the very nature of the Priesthood. It is for MEN ONLY. The Blessed Virgin Mary - the model and summit of womanhood itself - did not stand outside of the room at the Last Supper with a sign saying "Jesus Unfair to Women" or other such garbage. If being simply "the woman" was good enough for the Queen of Heaven and Earth, it is good enough for women today. Case closed.
I know the original source of this hymn was protestant, but I remember it being played at and Easter Sunday High Mass at the Saint Louis Cathedral back in the early sixties, before John the 23rd and the ecumenical council.
I was baptized on Easter back in the late '60s, so tomorrow I'm a-gonna go outside my comfort zone and attend a local church basically to just thank the Good Lord for doing what He did. Don't like singing around others ... and I worry that my breath will stink and that people won't like my face but, nevertheless, a sinner like me needs to do this anyway.
I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. I play the piano & organ. On this Easter (April 12), we sang this as our opening hymn. We also sang it at another Lutheran Church that I attended later as the opener. It is #365 in Evangelical Lutheran Worship. Just thought I'd share.
Why not come home to the Roman Catholic Church?
Beautiful song -- one of my favorites as a Catholic.
@mrstjs I was a member of the LCMS and I am now a Catholic. On one hand it was a difference as wide as the Grand Canyon, but I realized it was a simple step. As beautiful as the Catholic church is, it is bigger and more beautiful on the inside than on the outside. God bless you.
I had a dream they sang this as a processional on the 4th of July!
On traitor's day! In honesty, Easter Hymn has been used for other tunes
This is the perfect processional hymn on Easter Sunday for all Christian services. And I bet Father Greg was excited to be ordained
If only more people felt the way you do! God be with you!
I may be wrong about this, but I think its other form "Christ The Lord is Risen Today" is an Episcopalian hymn. Again, I could be wrong.
At the moment it's almost Christmas , but this arrangement & hymn sounds good anytime!
Organist/organ is excellent.
If you know nothing about Catholic church leave it to the real catholics who are more informed of church Doctrine. N -how is a good hymn for value Easter and the real meaning.
I love it in the key of B-Flat. Too bad our church does it in the key of C.
@clyffe347 And yet Our Father had to send the Holy Spirit to ask the Blessed and Perpetual Virgin Mary to consent to be the Mother of the only Son of the Father, begotten from Eternity, to become flesh, live a perfect life of redemption, tempted as all flesh is in every way, die on a Cross and propitiate for all the sins of all time. Wrap your head around that for a millisecond and please try not to think of all souls as male OR female for that length of time; ALL souls are "female" to God.
Doh !
beautiful. thanks for posting
May the Church, and specifically the Congregation of Holy Cross, be forever blessed with many good and holy men!
They were my high school teachers, St Anthony Boy's School, Long Beach Ca. Oh Lord, those golden days.
THAT IS A TON OF PRIESTS!!!!!! I'm very impressed!
Ordinations bring them out of the woodwork! These may be priests of the Holy Cross congregation who staff ND - and if so, the newly ordained are members of that Congregation. Priests of the local Diocese would be ordained in the Diocese's cathedral in South Bend or Ft. Wayne's co-cathedral, since it's a combo diocese.
I always loved this version of that hymn . Does anyone know the choir directer at the time this was filmed. ? ITs very important that I find out. !!!
@@cherylmarie49 It would have been Dr. Andrew McShane or Dr. Gail Walton. Gail passed around this time, so I'm not sure exactly. They worked very closely together. Andy succeeded her.
this would sound good at our church
Normally in my country we always clap to new married couples at the end of the marriage ceremony. We don't do it by new priests, but I think it's great - it's his "marriage". I would clap too.
I got goosebumps...so beautiful!
It's called Basilica of the Sacred Heart on the campus of the University of Notre Dame.
The words come from a Bohemian 14th century 11-verse hymm Christus resurrexit hodie!! The music is by Vaughn Williams! Look it up in Wiki
If you think this is good, you should hear the music at this dioceses cathedral in fort wayne, they are not all professional, but they have a huge organ and an orchestra for special masses, like chrism mass, christmas, easter, and ordanations, as well as other special concerts. I tell you it's soo loud you can sing at the top of your lungs and you cant hear yourself sing at times. Though I think notre dame has a larger set of pipes.
Alleluah, He is risen, Alleluah
Finaly after three videos I found one where the keying is not fast like playing camptown races, If you ever get to make it to the basilica its worth the trip I been there many times not for mass but to go inside to pray, while visiting notre dame, and of course after the sunburst road race that takes place the first week of june every year and finishes on the fifty yard line of the football field its epic, and you have hundreds of people cheering you one as you finish.
1 Parish, 2 Priests, 5 years.....0 problems with myself, or any of the other boys my age to my knowledge. (and back then it was only boys)
All that shit is a direct result of some beezzelbub motherfucker . Pay No Mind To CORNDOG LIES. It's not for us to judge, but never fear, ALL SHALL BE MADE RIGHT.
How could you not like this? Happy Easter, Christ is Risen!
@TheSeattlehawk94 The Catholic Church classifies Protestantism as a heresy, not a cult. I myself am a firm protestant. But I went to a Catholic university and am good friends with some of the priests. I was anti-Catholic until I they told me what they REALLY believe. Contrary to what protestants want people to think, the Catholic Church's salvation message is nearly identical to ours. We have a lot to agree on and should focus on unity as Jesus prayed for us in John 17.
@trixtwin19 First off there are not supposed to BE any "Branches"of the church. The Church is ONE. Scripture is very clear on that fact. ONE ONE ONE...there are now over 40,000 'denominations' out there today and NO TWO Teach the exact same doctrines. There is too much to go into here, but ONE is the key; ONE lord ONE FAITH, ONE Baptism, not One Lord 40,000 faiths, ect.
@pipeup1 If I am not mistaken, any Bishop/Archbishop purposely walks with the crozier backwards IF HE IS NOT IN HIS OWN "JURISDICTION", for lack of a better term. Many times, Bishops of the order will come to the Basilica to ordain Priests, and since this is not his own Dioscese, it is customary to carry it backwards. (Someone correct me if I am incorrect).
Not necessary!!!
and yes you are wrong. The facts say that only 1% of all priests did this. Those are the facts.
And personally, I have been a Catholic all my life and yes I was an alter server. No priest did anything wrong to me.
@n444if To each His own. You belong to Allah, and I belong to God. Split hairs if you must, but in the end, I believe it to be the same. Why not look for bridges of common belief rather than divisiveness?
@ nate12387--agreed--I was a server for years & a Master of Cermonies at one Christmas event & I have to say that all priests I served under were on the straight & narrow...
I was an Alter server in three differenet parishs with many different priests and pastors and none of them ever trid to molest me or any of my fellow servers.
The singing is very nice, but what is that person doing holding her arms up in the air? This is a Catholic worship service not a football game. Please behave.
@Jonnie Rose Thanks for the clarification.!
God is male, and therefore it should be males performing the services up there since they're supposed to represent God and His servants.
Funny how the His Grace the Archbishop processes out with his Crozier backwards. He must have thought he was a Prior all of a sudden :-)
@kksd2 Now that's just a wonderful way to bring people to Christ...but those spectators did deserve the comment though.
This was great up until the clapping, hooting, and cat-calling. Seriously? Hooting and cat-calling in a church???