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La Vierge et l'Enfant
05:50
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Conceived by a Virgin, a Child is born to us, a Son is given to us. Rejoice with all your heart, daughter of Zion! Behold your king is coming to you with justice and humility.
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Les Bergers
05:48
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Having seen the Child sleeping in the crèche, the shepherds went their way, glorifying and praising God.
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Desseins Éternels
04:28
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God, in his love, has predestined us to be his adopted children, through Jesus Christ, at the praise of the glory of his grace.
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Le Verbe
11:32
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The Lord said to me: You are my Son. From God’s womb, before the dawn of time, I have begotten you. I am the image of the kindness of God; I am the Word of Life, whence all commences.
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Les Enfants de Dieu
04:29
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To all who have received it, the Word has given the power to become children of God. And God instills in their hearts the Spirit of his children, who cry: Abba! Father!
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Les Anges
04:20
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The celestial army praises God and says: Glory to God in the highest heavens!
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Christ said to the Father on coming into the world: “You took no pleasure in burnt offerings or sacrifices for sin, but you have prepared a body for me. God, here I am! I am coming to obey your will.”
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Les Mages
08:10
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The Sages departed, and the star was continually before them.
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Dieu parmi nous
10:06
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Spoken to the communion, to the Virgin, and to the entire Church: The One who has created me resides in my tent, the Word was made flesh and lives within me. My soul glorifies the Lord, my spirit quivers at the goodness of God my Savior.
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Jonathan Dimmock San Francisco, California
Jonathan Dimmock (www.JonathanDimmock.com) is an internationally renowned concert organist. He is the Principal Organist of the Legion of Honor Museum, Organist for the San Francisco Symphony, and Director of Music at Congregation Sherith Israel. He was Organ Scholar of Westminster Abbey. and worked at 3 cathedrals - St. John the Divine (NYC), St. Mark’s (Mpls), and Grace (San Francisco). ... more
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